Structural barriers to prenatal care for migrant women at the United States–Mexico border: a qualitative study

Original publication here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.puhe.2025.105986 Dec 2025 K.M. Gonzalez, W.R. Matias, A.M. Mohareb, D. Sridhar Abstract   Objectives Recent United States (US) immigration policies have left thousands of asylum seekers stranded in Mexican border cities with limited access to healthcare. Pregnant women are particularly vulnerable, often facing substantial barriers to receiving adequate prenatal care (PNC). This […]

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Psychological Sequelae of Drone Attacks

November 6, 2025 Published on Psychiatrist.com – Primary Care Companion for CNS Disorders, Prim Care Companion CNS Disord 2025;27(6):25f04056 Joseph L. Bonvie, PsyD; Sofia E. Matta, MD; Serhii Andriichenko, MD; Ihov Slobodian, MD; Andrea Leiner, APRN; Yulia Brockdorf, RD; Theodore A. Stern, MD Lessons Learned at the Interface of Medicine and Psychiatry   The Psychiatric Consultation Service at Massachusetts General Hospital […]

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The Golden Hour Can Last a Day – $24k in 24 Days

October 23, 2025 The Golden Hour of Trauma is the backbone of emergency medicine. It’s a simple concept with life-or-death consequences: get a critically injured patient from the point of injury to a surgical operating room within 60 minutes, and their chances of survival increase dramatically. This window exists because the human body can only compensate for […]

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Scroll Less, Do More

September 18, 2025 You may have noticed GRM has been light on social media this year. The truth is, we’re a small team and we’ve been busy with the work itself — posting only for major developments or significant holidays. We know sharing matters, but in today’s constant barrage of news and posts, information overload […]

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Our Model: Efficiency Amplifies Impact

August 20, 2025 In a world and country of uncertainty and polarizing views, GRM remains strong to our values, mission, and vision. We hold the line. Our Model: Efficiency Amplifies Impact Our organizational efficiency isn’t just about doing more with less – it’s about doing the right work that creates lasting change. Every single team […]

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Fenway Park hosts Ukrainian physicians

May 5, 2025 Originally reported by Emily Maher on WCVB.  Full article linked here.  The Ukraine Invisible Wounds Program is a joint project between GRM and Home Base. BOSTON — A group of doctors and clinicians from Ukraine are visiting Boston this week, learning from some of the best medical professionals in the U.S., on […]

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Leveraging electronic health records in international humanitarian clinics for population health research

Published in JMIR Public Health Surveill 2025 | vol. 11 | e66223 | p. 8 Abstract below. Full publication: Leveraging Electronic Health Records in International Humanitarian Clinics ABSTRACT   Background: As more humanitarian relief organizations are beginning to use electronic medical records in their operations, data from clinical encounters can be leveraged for public health […]

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Home Base and Global Response Medicine Launch “Invisible Wounds of Ukraine” Initiative to Support Ukrainian Service Members, Veterans, Families and Medical Professionals

March 27, 2025 Article published as a news release on Home Base’s website.  Link to original article here. CHARLESTOWN, Mass. – Home Base, a national non-profit founded by the Red Sox and Massachusetts General Hospital, recently returned from a vital visit to Ukraine in March. The trip was part of a pioneering collaboration with the U.S. Veteran-founded […]

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I Can’t Stop the Dogs of War

Mission Report: Kyiv, December 2024   As I sit in the safety of my London hotel room, my mind keeps returning to our recent trip to Ukraine. While GRM has been a stable presence since the start of the invasion, it was my first visit as part of the team.  As we boarded the overnight […]

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Ukrainian doctors, nurses learn skills to heal their decimated health care system

November 11, 2024 Original article by Karen Miller-Medzon for WBUR published HERE. The war in Ukraine is heading into its third winter, stretching the battered health care system to its breaking point. The World Health Organization’s last tally in August counted 1,940 attacks on health care facilities and 34 health care workers killed in the first eight […]

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