Founded in 1811, the Massachusetts General Hospital is one of Harvard Medical School's affiliated hospitals, one of the oldest hospitals in the United States. In the US News & World Report in 2012, the first anesthesia in human history was made in 1846, and X-rays were first used in clinical practice in 1896. With over $ 600 million in annual research funds, it has led the country's largest hospital-based research projects and has produced 13 Nobel Prize winners.

 There are 21,000 medical staff, 47,000 inpatients per year, and a large hospital with an outpatient population of 1.4 million. Most physicians are trained at Harvard Medical School and strive to provide patients with safety, efficacy, patient-first, prompt, efficient and fair-quality care and safe care and management. In particular, we have been conducting numerous clinical trials and pioneering the leading therapeutic areas. We have established the world's first oncology clinic, applied PET technology for the first time, first applied for MRI, developed anticancer drugs such as glycoprotein, discovered EGFR, We have the best research achievement awarded the Nobel Prize for the protection mechanism of Meraase.