Women's Health Challenge Launch Event September 13, 2023 Join the Massachusetts eHealth Institute for the launch event for the Women's Health Challenge. The CCTR will be hosting a table at the event--stop by for info, demos, souvenirs, and more! Chronic Lyme disease research gets big boost August 29, 2023 ‘This is a solvable problem’: New Massachusetts studies, including one conducted in collaboration with the CCTR, aim to unlock the mysteries of chronic Lyme disease. A distinct ‘antibody signature’ could herald a new test to pinpoint who will recover. A wearable ultrasound scanner could detect breast cancer earlier August 17, 2023 The new device, which can be incorporated into a bra, could allow more frequent monitoring of patients at high risk for breast cancer. The device's ultrasound technology was developed and tested in collaboration with the CCTR. Healthy Aging Sandbox Challenge Final Pitch Event June 15, 2023 Join MeHI at the MassTech Collaborative (@MassEHealth) on June 28th at The Engine in Cambridge, MA for the Final Pitch Event for their Healthy Aging Sandbox Challenge. CCTR announces May 30 Open House to showcase newly renovated facility May 4, 2023 Come join us for fun interactive activities (think yo-yo, think ping-pong) in the CCTR’s HealthLab and Motion Capture Suite. Digital Health Sandbox Success Story - Leuko January 9, 2023 Leuko is developing the world’s first portable, non-invasive white blood cell monitoring device to screen for severe neutropenia. Small studies of 40-hertz sensory stimulation confirm safety, suggest Alzheimer’s benefits December 13, 2022 MIT researchers report early-stage clinical study results of tests with noninvasive 40-hertz light and sound treatment. The CCTR phlebotomy services are being utilized to support this study. The Sekisui House at MIT: Addressing the growing challenge of the special needs of the aging October 7, 2019 A collaboration between MIT’s Institute of Medical Engineering and Science (IMES) and the Sekisui House of Japan to research in-home wellness monitoring. Side navigation News People History Contact Us
Women's Health Challenge Launch Event September 13, 2023 Join the Massachusetts eHealth Institute for the launch event for the Women's Health Challenge. The CCTR will be hosting a table at the event--stop by for info, demos, souvenirs, and more!
Chronic Lyme disease research gets big boost August 29, 2023 ‘This is a solvable problem’: New Massachusetts studies, including one conducted in collaboration with the CCTR, aim to unlock the mysteries of chronic Lyme disease. A distinct ‘antibody signature’ could herald a new test to pinpoint who will recover.
A wearable ultrasound scanner could detect breast cancer earlier August 17, 2023 The new device, which can be incorporated into a bra, could allow more frequent monitoring of patients at high risk for breast cancer. The device's ultrasound technology was developed and tested in collaboration with the CCTR.
Healthy Aging Sandbox Challenge Final Pitch Event June 15, 2023 Join MeHI at the MassTech Collaborative (@MassEHealth) on June 28th at The Engine in Cambridge, MA for the Final Pitch Event for their Healthy Aging Sandbox Challenge.
CCTR announces May 30 Open House to showcase newly renovated facility May 4, 2023 Come join us for fun interactive activities (think yo-yo, think ping-pong) in the CCTR’s HealthLab and Motion Capture Suite.
Digital Health Sandbox Success Story - Leuko January 9, 2023 Leuko is developing the world’s first portable, non-invasive white blood cell monitoring device to screen for severe neutropenia.
Small studies of 40-hertz sensory stimulation confirm safety, suggest Alzheimer’s benefits December 13, 2022 MIT researchers report early-stage clinical study results of tests with noninvasive 40-hertz light and sound treatment. The CCTR phlebotomy services are being utilized to support this study.
The Sekisui House at MIT: Addressing the growing challenge of the special needs of the aging October 7, 2019 A collaboration between MIT’s Institute of Medical Engineering and Science (IMES) and the Sekisui House of Japan to research in-home wellness monitoring.
