A truly uplifting story about the life and brilliant career of Brigham and Women's Hospital Dr. Simon Talbot 💙 Cutting Edge youtu.be/1wdZWNwyxXw via YouTube @BWHSurgery

Dr. Daniel Kuritzkes, Chief of Infectious Diseases at Brigham and Women's Hospital answers your #COVID19 questions. wcvb.com/article/brigha…

We have more cases than China. We know the steps to take. This is a national epidemic. We need to take unified action like it is. We are only worsening the human and economic damage by not doing so. cnbc.com/video/2020/03/…

It took 70 days from initial notification for Trump to treat the coronavirus not as a distant threat or harmless flu strain, but as a lethal force poised to kill tens of thousands. That period now stands as critical time that was squandered. wapo.st/3aIsOX3

Shoutout to some of our amazing #RespiratoryTherapists! The monitors they are standing next to are the ventilator screens, so the therapists can reduce #PPE by not entering the rooms for every ventilator change. #HealthcareHeroes

Stories like this showcase exactly who we are as Americans. In times of crisis, we stand as one. We help out folks we've never met, lift each other up, and do our part to ensure we make it through. We will overcome this, together.

Non-clinical employees were invited to take home a daffodil plant as a small gesture of gratitude. The daffodils, intended for the Boston Marathon route, were donated by Boston Seaport to local hospitals instead. As staff exited, they were greeted with a round of sincere applause.👏

This morning we're introducing you to a family of nurses who are fighting on the front lines and celebrating a very special Mother's Day this weekend. But not without a very special surprise first!

To thank nurses for their tremendous contributions, nursing and hospital leaders lined up outside of the Brigham to 👏 for nurses leaving the hospital this morning and handed out orchids that were donated by The Home Depot and ICS Plant Specialists. #NursesWeek

.Brigham and Women's Hospital is blazing a trail when it comes to wearing clear face masks to help those who are deaf or hard of hearing during the #COVID19 pandemic, and the rest of the world is noticing: ow.ly/nOi450zTuGA

Brigham and Women’s Hospital has once again earned a spot on the U.S. News & World Report Honor Roll of America’s Best Hospitals! We have faced unprecedented challenges this year, and our vision of creating a healthier world is more important than ever. fal.cn/39oTG

Brigham’s 10th face transplant.

Dr. Duaa AbdelHameid, MD, a Brigham internal medicine resident, spoke with the The Washington Post about the firsthand impact of COVID-19 on people of color and the systemic inequities and racial disparities that the coronavirus has further exposed. fal.cn/3apWY

But now even we’ve had an outbreak—30+ people infected Brigham and Women's Hospital. So it’s back to our basics—doubling down on masks, distancing, testing, tracing. It works. And I feel lucky to be in a place where we all know it and pull together to make it happen w/o blaming or shaming.

This piece published Thanksgiving day, so if you missed it: read this off-the-court essay from the Journal’s tennis writer, Tom Perrotta. You’ll be happy you did, I promise. wsj.com/articles/in-a-…

"Welcome to History!" Sarah Kirchofer, NP, interim director of Occupational Health at the #Brigham, with the poignant words after delivering the first #COVID19Vaccine to Emergency Medicine physician Catalina Gonzalez-Marques, MD, MPH, today.

Such sad, sad news. And a beautiful tribute by Eric Boodman

So proud of my wonderful daughter for all she's accomplished and for the great things that lie ahead. But mostly for the unbelievable person that she is.

Afternoon well spent, standing up a display to memorialize lives lost to opioid overdose in MA. 2,104 flags, one for each death in ‘20. Grateful to colleagues from the ED, Psychiatry, Primary Care etc. for helping make it all go so smoothly. Up for two weeks; all welcome to view.

Treating addiction like other health conditions—with dignity & compassion, making high quality care easy to access & part of the rest of healthcare— would go a long way towards addressing the overdose crisis. Jeneen Interlandi⁩ ⁦Mass General Brigham⁩ nytimes.com/2023/12/13/opi…