COBTH in the News

Dr. Rick Malley, an infectious disease specialist at Boston Children's Hospital, discusses vaccines for teens and how to keep kids safe.

MGH researcher Mehmet Toner called it the “Amazon of living things” — whole organs for transplantation, CAR-T cells for cancer treatment, stem cells for regenerative medicine or fish and shrimp embryos for aquaculture seeding.

Somerville residents & workers are invited to join a virtual COVID-19 Vaccine Q&A in Spanish at 7 p.m. April 21 hosted by the Somerville Office of Immigrant Affairs, Somerville Public Schools, The Welcome Project and Cambridge Health Alliance.

BOSTON — Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston is honoring the lives saved and lost during the COVID-19 pandemic as it looks forward to a future with hope.

Peter Slavin, MD — who is leaving Boston-based Massachusetts General Hospital after 18 years as president — said he is proud of his organization's work during the COVID-19 pandemic and sees culture as one of the most crucial aspects for it to preserve moving forward.

In an article published in Pain, researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Mass Eye and Ear report that 50.2 million (20.5 percent) U.S. adults experience chronic pain based on analysis of the new NHIS data.