• New spine tumor clinic — a legacy of love
  Before Brian Silber died in 1996, he told his family and his physician Jay Loeffler, MD, now with MGH Radiation Oncology, that he wanted to establish a fund for spine tumor research. Loeffler currently is working with the Silber family to make Brian's wishes a reality.

• Progress report from the MGH Outpatient Pharmacy
  It has been almost a year and a half since the MGH Outpatient Pharmacy opened its doors to the public. Located on the first floor of the WACC, the pharmacy offers prescription medications and personalized pharmaceutical counseling.

• A hero at the MGH
  MGHers don't have to go to the movies this summer to see a hero. Rodney Johnson, an MGH ambassador, was a real hero to one MGH visitor — ten-year-old Meredith Dedopoulos.

• Young honored for supporting women faculty
  Anne Young, MD, PhD, chief of the MGH Department of Neurology, received the Harvard Medical School Dean's Award for the Support and Advancement of Women Faculty.

• NHL draftees lift spirits of MGH Pediatric patients
  Seven draftees of the National Hockey League gave the children and families on Ellison 17 and 18 a "lift" during a recent visit to the MGH Pediatric units.

• MGHers testify against bill that could drive up drug costs
  The Joint Committee on Health Care recently held a state house hearing on a bill that essentially would raise prescription prices for many patients by discouraging them from obtaining less expensive generic medications.

• MGH Surgeon Recognized

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