Trick-or-treating in the middle of a pandemic might not be the best idea, so Infectious Disease Physician and Hospital Epidemiologist Shira Doron, MD, offers some safer options for kids to enjoy Halloween this year.
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Trick-or-treating a high risk COVID activity, doctors offer safer Halloween alternatives
Infectious Disease Physician and Hospital Epidemiologist Shira Doron, MD, explains how to best approach the "new normal" as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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How To Navigate The 'New Normal' Of The Pandemic, According To Experts
The Make The Difference Fund was launched as a way to support our mission to give every patient the exceptional care they deserve and the best possible chance for survival and recovery from COVID-19. Over the last 6 months donors to the Make The Difference Fund have made 3,517 gifts from 37 states and 8 countries raising $1.9 million with a goal to reach $2 million by September 30. You can help us get there by donating today – there’s still time to Make The Difference: https://giving.tuftsmedicalcenter.org/donation-forms/donation-forms-makethedifference
Join 3 of our experts for a special HeartBrothers Foundation webinar on heart transplantation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Monday, September 28 at 6:30pm.
Register for free: https://bit.ly/3mQ3gxz
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Infectious Disease Physician and Hospital Epidemiologist Shira Doron, MD, explains why hospitals are typically one of the best places to be to avoid coronavirus outbreaks.
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Contact tracing underway after Boston hospital detects COVID-19 cluster
Patients wait at the pharmacy window beneath the Good Samaritan wood carving, the symbol of the Boston Dispensary, circa 1914. #TBT
Tickets, such as this one from 1802, were used by subscribers to recommend patients to Boston Dispensary physicians. #TBT
We were proud to set up a voter information table in the Atrium today to provide assistance with registering to vote, finding a polling location and learning how to vote by mail.
For more information on voting in Massachusetts, visit https://www.mass.gov/topics/voting.
You’re invited! Join us online tomorrow, October 16, for our Clinical Care Tech virtual hiring event: https://bit.ly/34f8iLt Chat with our team from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm EDT to learn about opportunities at Tufts MC. #WeAreHiring #CareersAtTuftsMC
With coronavirus numbers increasing in many cities and towns across Massachusetts, Infectious Disease Physician and Hospital Epidemiologist Shira Doron, MD, explained what needs to be done to stem the tide of a second surge in the Bay State.
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With over 60 towns in 'red zone,' infectious disease doc says avoiding 'pandemic fatigue' is key
Congratulations to Director of the Comprehensive Stroke Center Lester Leung, MD, on leading this important initiative, supported by many of the best hospitals in New England, to affirm the continuation of high quality care for stroke patients during the pandemic.
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Continuing care for stroke patients during COVID-19 | Tufts Medical Center
While COVID-19 death rates have decreased, that doesn't mean the virus is any less dangerous. Infectious Disease Physician and Hospital Epidemiologist Shira Doron, MD, explains.
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Covid-19 Death Rate Has Fallen, But Experts Caution Virus Is Not Milder
Paul Revere was a contributor to the Boston Dispensary in 1812. #TBT
Make a difference to our patients and their families as a medical assistant at Tufts MC: https://bit.ly/3ehanva #WeAreHiring #CareersAtTuftsMC
As America waits for all the ballots to be counted and a Presidential winner to be announced, the anxiety from election night continues on. Psychiatrist Manuel Pacheco, MD, offers some recommendations on how to reduce your election-related stress -- both now and if/when your preferred candidate doesn't win.
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How to Cope With Election Stress
121 Massachusetts communities are now at high risk for COVID-19. Infectious Disease Physician and Hospital Epidemiologist Shira Doron, MD, explains why another lockdown likely wouldn't be effective in stemming the recent surge.
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'Craving A Sense Of Normalcy': Westwood Residents Lament Town's High-Risk Label For COVID
#WeAreHiring! Join us online next Tuesday, Nov. 10 — and every Tuesday until January — from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm EST for our Tufts MC Talk Tuesdays. These virtual chats are open to anyone interested in learning more about career opportunities at Tufts MC. Register today: https://bit.ly/3mQer8M #CareersAtTuftsMC
Chief of the Division of Geographic Medicine and Infectious Diseases Helen Boucher, MD, weighed in on the new statewide mask mandate and curfews, and explained why large indoor gatherings are fueling the spread of COVID-19.
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Dr. Boucher on mask mandates, curfews
Medical ICU nurse Bianca (Dintino) LaRosa, RN, received our first DAISY Award of 2021! The DAISY Award is awarded through an international program for patients and families to recognize and express gratitude for extraordinary and compassionate care. Bianca was nominated by her patient, Frank Basler. In his nomination Mr. Basler wrote:
“The empathy and compassion Bianca showed me and my family...made all the difference. She read to me while I was unconscious from a poster my family made with the Tufts MC team and gave us all hope.”
Congratulations, Bianca!
Neurosurgeon-in-Chief Carl Heilman, MD, and Chief of Neurovascular Surgery Adel Malek, MD, PhD, will soon begin testing a new technique for minimally invasive brain surgery. Learn more about this and other medical innovations to come in 2021: https://bit.ly/2LdwubL
Starting Monday, January 11, 2021, our COVID-19 Testing Center at 276 Tremont St. will have new weekday hours from 8am-noon; Saturday hours will remain 8am-6pm.
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COVID-19 Testing | Tufts Medical Center
Congratulations to the 157 Tufts Medical Center and Tufts Children's Hospital physicians who were honored with selection as 2021 Boston Magazine “Top Doctors”!
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2021 Top Doctors | Tufts Medical Center | Tufts Children's Hospital
Receiving the COVID-19 vaccine does not mean it is safe to stop following public health guidelines: mask-wearing, handwashing and social distancing. Chief of Infectious Diseases Helen Boucher, MD, explains why.
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Local health expert urging people to stay vigilant after getting COVID-19 vaccine
Chief of Infectious Diseases Helen Boucher, MD, joined WCVB Channel 5 Boston to discuss a new COVID-19 variant that appears to be more contagious than the earlier strain.
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Tufts doctor on why COVID-19 variant is more contagious
Dr. Sucharita Kher has accepted the role of Vice Chair for Clinical Operations and Quality in the Department of Medicine! She will help to build on the Department’s outstanding care and ensure an environment that promotes delivery of safe, high quality and patient-centered care.
A special thank you to this year’s Working Wonders sponsors, we are grateful for your support! Join us on Tuesday, April 6 from 7-8 pm for our inspiring and complimentary virtual event! Register today to be part of an extraordinary evening: tuftsmc-workingwonders.org
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With the numbers of vaccinated individuals across Massachusetts increasing, people are asking what vaccination means for their lifestyle. The CDC and experts at Tufts MC answer some common questions.
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Life after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine | Tufts Medical Center
It is with a heavy heart that we share the sad news of the passing of Dr. Elie Rebeiz.
A passionate educator, skilled surgeon and dedicated father and husband, Dr. Rebeiz most recently served as Otolaryngologist-in-Chief for Tufts Medical Center and Professor and Chairman of Otolaryngology for Tufts University School of Medicine. His service to the Tufts Medical Center community spanned 24 years.
He was a father figure to many and is remembered as generous, respectful, personable and endlessly available. We will all miss him.
Animals are known to improve our mood and help calm us down, but did you know that hugging a pet for just 20 seconds can lower your blood pressure?
Dr. Brian Christopher Downey, a cardiologist in the CardioVascular Center, shares the many health perks that come with being a pet owner.
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Pets and Heart Health | Tufts Medical Center
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