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MIT's rapid response to Covid-19

As the pandemic unfolded, the MIT community quickly rolled up its collective sleeves and went to work. Image: Getty Images

Rapid response

How the MIT community, including HST faculty, addressed the pandemic during the first few months of 2020.

HST alum receives teaching award

Sofia Vallila Rohter

HST alum receives top faculty award from MGH institute

Sofia Vallila Rohter received the highest faculty honor for teaching from the MGH Institute of Health Professions graduate school.

 

Nachman Ash, Israel's next coronavirus commissioner

Nachman Ash. From the Jerusalem Post. (photo credit: Courtesy)

HST alum to lead lsrael's Covid-19 fight

Nachman Ash will spearhead Israel's efforts to battle the pandemic.

New research takes a fresh look at the potential for cancer immunotherapy

Credit: Image from researchers

New research takes a fresh look at the potential for cancer immunotherapy

Researchers, including an HST faculty member, argue that there is limited evidence of tumor mutational burden as a biomarker of response to immunotherapy.

Study finds that clinicians who prescribe unnecessary antibiotics fuel future antibiotic use

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Launching pad

Researchers, including an HST MD student, find that clinicians who prescribe unnecessary antibiotics fuel future antibiotic use.

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