Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

01/08/2026

Sarah Toole and Alex Guarnotta are proud to run the 2026 Boston Marathon® presented by Bank of America as part of Team BILH. They are running to support Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) in honor of their fathers. Sarah witnessed the care and compassion of BIDMC’s staff firsthand after her dad was diagnosed with Stage 3 liver cancer in 2023. He sadly passed away later that year, and running the marathon is Sarah’s way of paying tribute to him and helping other families like hers.

Sarah’s boyfriend, Alex, will be running alongside her in memory of his own dad, who also received treatment at BIDMC and passed away when Alex was just 10 years old. For Sarah and Alex, the Boston Marathon is a meaningful opportunity to celebrate their fathers’ lives, while raising awareness and support for the hospital that provided their families with compassion and care when they needed it most.

Learn more and support Sarah and Alex’s fundraising efforts. ⤵️
https://bit.ly/49jUMYE

01/02/2026

Have questions about GLP1s? BIDMC's Jody Dushay, MD talks in-depth on the podcast 'Just Curious with JC' — check it out 👇

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

01/02/2026

Welcome to the world, BIDMC’s first baby of 2026!✨ This baby girl made her debut at 12:40 a.m. on New Year’s Day, weighing 7 pounds and measuring 18.5 inches long. Congratulations to the family on their new addition!

01/02/2026

Do you know where to go this cold and flu season?🤧 Getting the right care at the right place for your symptoms can help you save time, money, and stress.

Learn which BILH care setting is best for you at the link below⤵️
https://bilh.org/care-options

12/29/2025

A major step forward for bone health 🦴

A landmark FDA decision—shaped by a decade of research led by Mary Bouxsein, PhD, at BIDMC—could dramatically speed the development of new osteoporosis therapies. By recognizing bone mineral density as a valid clinical trial endpoint, researchers can now bring effective treatments to patients faster, with smaller and more efficient studies.

Read how this could transform care for a common, underdiagnosed, and undertreated condition. 👇

BIDMC investigator Mary Bouxsein helped secure FDA approval of bone density imaging as a faster endpoint for osteoporosis drug trials. Read more.

12/24/2025

Holiday cheer is in full swing at BIDMC! ❄️🎉 From cake pops to photo ops, our holiday party had it all — even a special appearance from Wally!

Thank you to our incredible staff and community for making the season so special. 💙

12/22/2025

The future of healthcare is bright!🌟 Since 2003, BIDMC has welcomed eighth-grade Red Sox Scholars to tour the hospital, connect with our staff and explore the many career paths in healthcare.

12/22/2025

Leaders from BILH, BIDMC, and HMFP recently joined City of Quincy and Massachusetts elected officials, including Quincy Mayor Tom Koch, as well as project leads from Consigli Construction Co., Inc. and FoxRock Properties, to celebrate the structural steel “topping off” of the Beth Israel Lahey Health Care Center - Quincy.

The 100,000 square foot multi-specialty ambulatory center will provide comprehensive healthcare services, including primary care, urgent care, a full suite of diagnostic radiology services, lab services and a retail pharmacy. Specialty services offered at the center will include cardiology, OBGYN, cancer care, orthopedics, podiatry, gastroenterology, and more.

Slated to open in 2027, the facility is under construction at 55 General McConville Way in Quincy Center, adjacent to a new parking garage and just a short walk from the Quincy Center T-stop.

Take a closer look: https://bidmc.org/news-stories/all-news-stories/news/2025/12/bilh-celebrates-construction-milestone-quincy-care-center

12/19/2025

BILH’s inaugural Sustainability Summit brought colleagues together across the system to celebrate and strengthen our commitment to environmental stewardship. 🌱

Congratulations to Katelyn Trainor, RN, Dana Pepe, MD, Conceicao Pires from BIDMC HemOnc BMT & Infection Control, and Paige Dzenutis, MIT student — who were recognized as Jane Matlaw Environmental Champion Awardees for streamlining supply shelves in bone marrow transplant unit rooms.

By stocking only frequently used items, this project reduced excess inventory, saved $1,279 monthly, eliminated 4,643 disposable supplies, and significantly lowered waste — all while maintaining strict infection control standards.

Thank you all for your leadership and dedication to sustainability!

12/18/2025

New research by BIDMC's Dan Barouch, MD, PhD, and team provides insight into who gets Long COVID and possible treatment — take a look ⤵️

Based on the study’s data, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center has started a clinical trial with a drug used to treat eczema.

12/16/2025

Heading into the holidays and feeling short on sleep? 😴 In a recent article, Tony Cunningham, PhD, clinical psychologist at BIDMC's Center for Sleep and Cognition, explains why sleep quality matters just as much as sleep quantity — and how understanding your body’s sleep pressure and circadian rhythm can help you rest better.

From finding your true sleep needs to building a healthier routine during a busy season, Dr. Cunningham shares practical insights to help you wake up feeling restored.

A sleep scientist advises against blindly following the eight-hour sleep rule. Instead, you should create a routine to find your optimal sleep time.

12/16/2025

Emily Moss is running the 2026 Boston Marathon® presented by Bank of America as part of Team BILH in support of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) to give back to the hospital that saved her life. Born prematurely at just over two pounds, Emily spent her first 10 weeks of life in the Klarman Family Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), where the extraordinary care she received helped her grow into a strong, active adult. Fitness has been an anchor throughout life. Whether teaching Pilates, running in a 200-mile midnight Ragnar relay, or training for a marathon, Emily channels her resilience into every challenge.

She hopes that by running she will inspire families currently in the NICU, showing them that even the tiniest beginnings can lead to remarkable journeys.

Learn more and support Emily’s fundraising efforts. ⤵️
https://www.givengain.com/project/emily-raising-funds-for-beth-israel-lahey-health-110648