Division of Infectious Diseases
The Division of Infectious Diseases at Brigham and Women's Hospital hosts a wide range of innovative clinical care, research, education and training programs. Our steadfast commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion encompasses our recruitment practices and all other aspects of our work.
Ours is one of the nation's top infectious disease programs, with a long history of advancements in research and clinical care as well as ongoing accomplishments in HIV/AIDS, COVID-19, transplant- and oncology-related infectious diseases, microbial pathogenesis and other areas of interest.
We have extensive experience treating complex infectious diseases including infections of bones, joints or implants; tropical infectious diseases; surgical site infections; and infections of immunocompromised patients, including those who have HIV, malignancy, or have received an organ transplant.
Our expert team delivers consultation services to adults with bacterial, viral, fungal or parasitic diseases as well as primary care services to patients with HIV.
Central to our mission is disseminating knowledge on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases, including through the Mass General Brigham Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program.
We conduct creative basic biomedical laboratory, patient-oriented and population-based research to develop effective approaches for reducing the global burden of infectious and infection-related diseases.
For over a century, a leader in patient care, medical education and research, with expertise in virtually every specialty of medicine and surgery.
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