Since its founding more than 150 years ago, Hospital for Special Surgery has been a leader in research aimed at improving the lives of patients suffering from debilitating orthopedic and rheumatic conditions such as arthritis, bone and soft tissue injuries, autoimmune diseases, and musculoskeletal pain and deformities.
Today, the HSS Research Institute, with over 300 dedicated personnel, is identifying mechanisms underlying these conditions, and developing effective approaches for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. With a focus on tissue repair, improving surgical outcomes, autoimmunity and inflammation, genomics, new treatments, and precision medicine, the impact of our discoveries – many of which are only happening at HSS – determine future directions of musculoskeletal research to best improve clinical outcomes.
Making bones better
Targeting the
immune system
Helping the body
to heal itself
Engineering advances in orthopedics
Interpreting the
body's blueprint
Making healthcare personal
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HSS Research Day took place Wednesday, May 3, 2023 featuring keynote speaker Henry Kronenberg, MD, Physician Investigator in the Endocrine Division at Mass General Research Institute and Professor of Medicine - Endocrinology at Harvard Medical School in Boston, MA. View the agenda and schedule here