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Mihaela Stefan, MD, PhD and Tara Lagu, MD, MPH have each been awarded grants in the latest cycle of Baystate's  Research Pilot Award Program (RPAP).

Dr. Jessica Wozniak, Clinical Research and Development Manager of the Baystate Family Advocacy Center, was recently awarded a $2 million federal grant to treat trauma in children.

Neurologist Dr. Karin Johnson and her sleep specialist father, Dr. Douglas Johnson, published an invited editorial supporting research in the overlap of obstructive sleep apnea with other medical and neurological disorders including strokes, headaches and dementia.

Dr. Timothy J. Mader is a self-taught research investigator who arrived at Baystate 25 years ago with little more than curiosity, broad-ranging interests, and internal motivation to conduct research. Recently, his persistence was rewarded with two prestigious National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants.

Two new internal grant award programs for junior researchers or senior researchers without current external funding aim to increase the number of research studies supported by federal funding.

Daniel Skiest MD, Chief, Division of Infectious Diseases, has received the 2016 Weinberg Award for Academic Excellence.

When a patient’s traditional treatment options are exhausted, sometimes there is an experimental drug—not yet approved by the FDA—that could be beneficial. Baystate's Human Research Protection Program may be able to help doctors get these treatments for their patients through the FDA's compassionate or emergency use process.

Baystate Franklin Medical Center celebrated the hospital’s receipt of a $1.8 million grant from the Massachusetts Health Policy Commission.

Baystate research interns support departmental researchers by performing a variety of behind-the-scenes tasks, such as  IRB paperwork and data collection.

The goal of the Children’s Oncology Group is to cure all children and adolescents with cancer and find ways to prevent childhood cancer.