“One Wish,” by Charlotte Lee MD’21. Chiang Mai, Thailand, November 2015.
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One Wish

I took this photo while I was working at a nonprofit in Chiang Mai, Thailand, after college. It was Yi…

Students practice neurosurgery techniques
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It Takes a Steady Hand

At the first-ever Student Neurosurgical Research Conference in February, neurosurgery resident Matthew Anderson RES’23, MD, left, teaches Adriel Barrios-Anderson ’17…

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True Colors

The best health care for people who are transgender is much like the best care for all people.

Match Day map
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Oh, Pioneers!

The inaugural class of the Primary Care-Population Medicine program brings a system-wide perspective to patient care.

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Second Chance

Two Brown professors have perfected a treatment for the most severe kinds of strokes. Now they’re working to change the…

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Gut Check

Diet is an important component of patient care across a multitude of conditions, from diabetes to heart failure, and it…

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Music as Medicine

After private mini-concerts, hospice patients report less pain and anxiety and request fewer opioids. You’d expect to hear the high,…

Illustration: Chris Gash
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Birds of Prey

Doctor and patient connect over a shared passion. On a sun-drenched evening last summer, I admitted an elderly woman with…

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Back to Bangladesh

Volunteers work to stem the tide of TB among the Rohingya. It was mid-morning when the bus slowed down. An…

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Close Call

A surgeon becomes the patient. The bedside manner of surgeons is stereotypically cut and dry, but a near-death experience—his own—gave…

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General Practice

The chief medical officer for the Office of Inspector General (OIG) for the US Department of Health and Human Services…

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Vocal Advocate

Sarah Wakeman ’05 MD’09, an addiction medicine specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital, is describing one of her patients. He was…

Richard W. Besdine, MD. Photographed by Kathleen Dooher
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For the Ages

A one-time interim dean dedicated his career to improving how we care for older people. You could say he’s been…

Illustration by Infomen
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Priming the Pump

An NIH-funded collaboration is kick-starting research on the No. 1 killer of humans Across the city of Providence, an unlikely…

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Right At Home

A new center focused on inflammatory bowel disease brings high-quality care to Rhode Islanders. Melissa Cote started feeling sick a…

Illustration: Courtesy of Visible Body
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Body Double

A cadaver’s spine crippled by severe scoliosis may be a sight only an aspiring doctor could love. And it enthralled…

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