If you haven’t gotten your flu shot yet, there’s still time! Getting vaccinated is one of the best ways to protect yourself and those around you during flu season. spklr.io/6014EVSvG

There's something special about this time of year. Sending a little fall cheer from Mass General! #MassGeneralMonday

📷: @meron_b

No tricks...just treats!
Pediatric Primary Care at Mass General Brigham for Children went all out this year, transforming our clinic into CANDYLAND! Our amazing staff dressed up, decorated, and created a little Halloween magic for the kids we care for every day.
From tattoos and ts, a photo booth, and plenty of fun props, there was something for everyone!

A big shout-out to our incredible team for bringing the fun, creativity, and Halloween spirit to our clinic. Making kids smile is what we do best! ❤️🎃🍭

From the pumpkin patch to the Land of Oz, Halloween has arrived at Mass General Brigham for Children. Our neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) teams wish you and your loved ones a spook-tacular and safe Halloween!

Thank you to all of our respiratory therapists for their critical expertise, compassion and dedication to our patients and their loved ones. #CelebratingRespiratoryCareWeek

Join Dr. Wolfe and many others in making a difference for families who rely on blood and platelet donations. Every donation helps.

Sign up today! spklr.io/6017EVTlP

It’s October 16, which means it’s #Ether Day! But what exactly happened back then?

Listen to Lucy Ross, Archivist at Massachusetts General Hospital, as she takes us back to that day in 1846!

On October 16, 1846, the first successful public demonstration of anesthesia took place at Massachusetts General Hospital, changing medicine forever.

Learn the story behind #EtherDay from @SmithsonianMag. spklr.io/6012ETITy

When disaster strikes, collaboration can make all the difference. Following the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, @MassGenBrigham experts deployed with humanitarian organizations to support communities in need. Their work included providing emergency care, coordinating gistics and connecting patients with specialty care. Learn more: spklr.io/6014EV8Vq

A rainy Monday at Mass General. ☔️ #MassGeneralMonday

A little fall pick-me-up from our furry friends! 🐾 Our pet therapy dogs recently stopped by to brighten the day for staff. Their visits bring comfort and smiles to so many throughout the hospital.

Massachusetts has one of the highest reported rates of child maltreatment in the country.

@MassGovernor Maura Healey has proclaimed October 4th as TEN-4 Day in Massachusetts to stress the importance of recognizing concerning bruising and injuries on infants and young children al injury at the forefront of each person’s mind when interacting with or treating injured children.

TEN-4-FACESp is an acronym for torso, ears, and neck, and specific areas of the face—the areas that are most commonly injured in children under 4 years of age who are experiencing physical abuse. Learn more from Mass General Brigham and the TEN-4 Day Coalition: spklr.io/6019EpdId

Last week, @MassGenBrigham & Home Base celebrated the Thomas C. Werner Endowed Chair for Military Health, which honored inaugural incumbent Kaloyan Tanev, MD, MPH.

This incredible milestone marks the first-ever endowed chair in Home Base history.

📰: homebase.org/press-tanev-we…

Our friend and @RedSox mascot Wally took a quick break from playoff prep and visited Mass General to meet patients and staff and celebrate Irving Oil's Fuel the Care Program. Fuel the Care helps to bridge the distance between home and hospital for Mass General Brigham for heir families. The program provides hospitals across New England, Eastern Canada, and Ireland with fuel gift cards to support families traveling for their child’s medical care. We’re grateful for Irving Oil’s support of our patients and staff, and we’re wishing Wally and the Red Sox a great game tonight! ❤️⚾️

Hello fall 🍂 #FirstDayOfFall

Remembering Paul Russell, MD, a pioneering surgeon whose groundbreaking work helped transform organ transplantation.

Dr. Russell performed his first kidney transplant in 1963, when the procedure was often fatal. Through his innovations and dedication to his patients, he helped ion safer and more effective, changing the lives of countless people.

His legacy will continue through the patients, physicians and transplant teams inspired by his work. spklr.io/6014ET5JG

Brie L. Trefrey, MSN, RN, DNC, of Mass General, received the DAISY Nurse Leader Award for excellence in nursing leadership. The @DAISY4Nurses Foundation acknowledges members of nursing staff who provide exceptional care to their patients. Congratulations!

In our Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) Training Program, students learn to identify findings like Mott cells, plasma cells filled with immunoglobulin inclusions. These can be linked to multiple myeloma, plasma cell disorders, chronic inflammation and certain infections. Training MLS professionals helps ensure that patients continue to have life-saving cancer diagnostics.

Applications for the Mass General Brigham MLS Training program are open. Apply by September 21, 2026 to join the January 2027 cohort and take the first step toward your future in healthcare. spklr.io/6017ETzpb

271 days. A record-setting step forward in xenotransplantation.

Tim Andrews spent 271 days with a genetically modified pig kidney, the longest time a pig kidney has functioned in a person. This milestone was made possible by the Mass General Brigham transplant teams’ work in xenotransplantation.

This breakthrough offers continued hope for the thousands of people waiting for a kidney transplant. Learn more about this groundbreaking milestone and the future of xenotransplantation. spklr.io/6016ErSa6