UMass Medical School joins JDRF Center of Excellence in New England to advance type 1 diabetes research
Center will focus on accelerating gene editing approaches for beta cell replacement therapy By Colleen Locke and Bryan Goodchild
UMass Medical School Communications February 23, 2021
Five UMass Medical School scientists from the UMass Diabetes Center of Excellence are part of the JDRF Center of Excellence in New England that launched Tuesday, Feb. 23. The goal of the cross-institutional collaboration is to create a cell replacement therapy that could treat and potentially cure type 1 diabetes.
Funded by JDRF and led by Harvard Stem Cell Institute co-director Douglas Melton, PhD, and JDRF scientific staff leader Esther Latres, PhD, assistant vice president of research, the new center comprises leading Massachusetts-based experts, including Michael Brehm, PhD, and Dale L. Greiner, PhD, of UMass Medical School, and Stephan Kissler, PhD, o
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Turning music lessons into âtrauma informed careâ for frontline health care workers
The Boston Hope Music Teaching Project connects frontline caregivers with New England Conservatory musicians for private lessons
By A.Z. Madonna Globe Staff,Updated January 7, 2021, 11:29 a.m.
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Dr. Kathy May Tran practiced her instrument while on break at MGH.Courtesy Boston Hope
As a doctor in the hospital medicine unit at Massachusetts General Hospital, Kathy May Tran has been taking care of COVID-19 patients throughout the pandemic, overseeing their care from the moment theyâre admitted to the facility. Itâs grueling and hazardous work with a high potential for burnout. But a new initiative has helped to pull Tran and some of her colleagues back from the brink.