H. Wayne Carver II
H. Wayne Carver II ’74 MD’77, 67, died December 26. Wayne discovered a passion for science and music at an…
Reid W. Coleman
Reid W. Coleman ’72 MD’75, 69, died December 2. He practiced internal medicine for more than 20 years in Providence.…
Robert M. Dowben
Robert M. Dowben, MD, 92, died November 11. An adjunct professor emeritus of molecular pharmacology, physiology, and biotechnology, he led…
Robert J. Greer
Robert J. Greer ’92 MD’96, 49, died October 7. A native of Poughkeepsie, NY, he completed his neurology residency at…
Delayed Diagnosis
Study findings suggest that girls with autism are diagnosed later than boys.
Under One Roof
The studies of human rights and humanitarianism come together in a new academic center.
Prescription for Change
The CMO of CVS wants to improve health care access.
Writing History
Our alumni, as always, are changing the world.
Found in Translation
Med students formalize their training as bilingual providers.
Ask the Expert: Dale Bond
How can people start—and stick to—exercising regularly?
Do the Waive
The Medical School’s curriculum prepares graduates to prescribe medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder.
Unprecedented
Letter from the Dean
Traditions Old and New
The White Coat Ceremony for MD’23 took place in October.
Mark A. Palumbo
Mark A. Palumbo RES’94, MD, 57, of West Greenwich, RI, died September 15. A Providence native, he earned his undergraduate…
To the Rescue
At age 16, Scott Pasichow RES’19 F’20, MD, MPH, found his calling as a volunteer EMT in East Brunswick, NJ.…
Memory Protector
Research seeks to clear the fog of post operative cognitive dysfunction.
From Risk to Reward
To connect with teens, don’t shy from difficult questions.
Happy Camper
This pediatric endocrinologist has the best summer job.
Back to School
In her new role as dean, an ob/gyn feels like a student again.
A Way With Words
This neurology resident knows how to spell success.
Bedside Manner
Med students aim to treat the most basic ailment: loneliness.