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Harvard University Health Services Appoints Co-Chiefs of Internal Medicine Graham Dresden, MD, and Kyle Morawski, MD, are the latest additions to clinical leadership at Harvard University Health Services (HUHS). As Co-Chiefs of Internal Medicine, Drs. Morawski and Graham will bring a wealth of experience, expertise, and dedication. Prior to joining HUHS, Dr. Dresden served as…Continue Reading Harvard University Health Services Appoints Co-Chiefs of Internal Medicine

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Harvard University Health Services would like to share information about recalled products that may be part of our community’s daily care. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a notice to not purchase and immediately stop using more than 25 over-the-counter eye drop products. Use may lead to eye infections that could result in partial…Continue Reading FDA Warns Against Use of Eye Drops from Several Brands

Harvard University Health Services (HUHS) recently announced two additions to its senior leadership team. Kathy G. Niknejad, MD, will serve as Chief Medical Officer (CMO) and Physician in Chief, and Kimberly Eng will serve as Deputy Executive Director and Chief Administrative Officer. HUHS is a multispecialty practice that provides medical and mental health care to the Harvard…Continue Reading HUHS Appoints Chief Medical Officer and Deputy Executive Director

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Health and Safety Recommendations for Winter Recess As members of the Harvard community depart campus to gather with family and friends, remember to continue taking steps to protect yourselves, your colleagues, and your loved ones from COVID-19 as well as other circulating respiratory illness—like RSV and influenza. Influenza activity in the U.S. has been elevated for several weeks,…Continue Reading Health and Safety Recommendations for Winter Recess

Expanded Monkeypox Vaccine Eligibility The CDC has expanded its criteria of who is eligible for vaccination against monkeypox. It now includes those who have been exposed to the virus and those who might be exposed in the future. Cases of monkeypox continue to decline significantly, however, patients at increased risk should remain vigilant. While many of the identified monkeypox…Continue Reading Expanded Monkeypox Vaccine Eligibility

HUHS Is Monitoring the International Monkeypox Outbreak Harvard University Health Services (HUHS) is monitoring the rise in monkeypox cases which prompted the World Health Organization to issue a global health emergency. Thousands in the United States have contracted the illness, and more than 70 cases have been identified in Massachusetts.   Monkeypox symptoms include a pimple or blister-like…Continue Reading HUHS Is Monitoring the International Monkeypox Outbreak

Reproductive Care and Services Are Still Available at HUHS Harvard University Health Services is committed to providing comprehensive and quality reproductive care and services. These services include discussing all available options that will assist our patients with making their own safe and informed decisions and as necessary providing referrals to resources outside of HUHS.  With the…Continue Reading Reproductive Care and Services Are Still Available at HUHS