We have smart phones, smart cars and now, with the advent of a new class of “living medicines,” we’re on the verge of having smart therapeutics. Synlogic, a Cambridge, Massachusetts-based MIT spin-out ...

A novel partnership between Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is addressing three major challenges in clinical medicine – improving the diagnosis of ...

For years artificial intelligence has been seen as the “next big thing” in medicine. Now some MIT professors, students, and alumni are stepping up to make sure it really will be. Through the Abdul ...

MIT Medical, an ambulatory care center affiliated with Cambridge-based Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will deploy clinical, financial and population health management systems from Cerner. MIT ...

Arnold Weinberg, MD, the former medical director at Cambridge, Mass.-based MIT Medical, died Sept. 28, according to MIT News. Dr. Weinberg was 85. After graduating from Harvard Medical School, Dr.

BANGKOK, Sept. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ --Siriraj Hospital and MIT Hacking Medicine have joined forces once again to host the second edition of their medical innovation hackathon, Siriraj × MIT Hacking ...

Like most people with an engineering background one of the things that intrigues Andrea Ippolito is solving problems. The co-leader of MIT Hacking Medicine particularly likes using hackathons to find ...

Dr. Sally Kornbluth, president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will give the John E. Whitmore Lecture commencement address at Baylor College of Medicine’s commencement ceremony in May. Along ...

MIT Medical will install a Cerner Millennium EHR as well as the company's integrated financial and population health management technology, the provider announced Tuesday. MIT Medical is an ambulatory ...

Jose Gomez-Marquez plays with toys a lot. In truth, playing with toys allows Gomez-Marquez to think outside the box and dream up new solutions to new vaccines and other medical technologies for ...

In the early days of the Cambridge campus, students who fell ill had only a first-aid room to turn to. But an enterprising Boston physician gazed across the river and saw the campus as an underserved ...