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The Dulla lab uncovers a new astrocyte function.
Probing opioid effects in mothers reveals new effects on offspring.
New work from the Kao Lab probes mechanisms underlying speech performance.
GSBS grad Jay Ngwenyama probes mechanisms of heart damage.
GSBS faculty member Marta Gaglia discusses how viruses mutate and why SARS-CoV-2 variants are important.
Novel autoantibodies found in Borrelia-infected individuals.
GSBS News
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Commencement is May 22nd and our Graduation and Awards Reception is Friday, May 20. Join us in celebrating!
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Commencement season is upon us. Please take part in the upcoming reception. -
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GSBS congratulates Sasha Smolgovsky on receipt of her NIH F31 fellowship! -
GSBS congratulates Iris Montes and Logan Schwartz, 2022 recipients of the Presidential Award for Civic Life. -
New master’s degree program at GSBS focuses on the intersection of science and business management in pharma and biotech. -
Please participate in the new GSC student survey. Your feedback helps us make GSBS an even better place to be!
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Robbie Goldstein, a 2012 MD/PhD graduate, has changed care for transgender people and their family members by founding MGH's Transgender Health Program. -
Immunology PhD student, Linda Xu was recently featured in CellMentor, where she discusses her work on a scholarly review and working during COVID. -
Our Anti-Racism Working Group has worked on a curriculum review and made some important recommendations. Learn more! -
GSBS has made changes to its application to make it more friendly and easier to navigate, especially for applicants from underrepresented groups. -
The Women’s Health Program of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center has awarded a grant to Jamie Maguire, a Kenneth and JoAnn G. Wellner Professor and a member of the GSBS faculty.
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