Marie Anne Johantgen
Marie Anne Johantgen MD’87, 60, of Olympia, WA, died November 16, 2018. She earned her undergraduate degree at the University…
Nashwa Ali Holt
Nashwa Ali Holt ’98 MD’02, 45, of Brookline, MA, died May 13. Born in Springfield, MA, Dr. Holt was a…
Alan Richard Cote
Alan Richard Cote MD’79, 67, of Barrington, RI, died May 5. He was born in Providence and raised in Pawtucket,…
Joseph L. Johnson
Joseph L. Johnson MD’96, 49, died February 26 in Nashville, TN. After completing medical school at the Warren Alpert Medical…
Aisling Galligan
Aisling Galligan MD’21, MS, 29, died of lung cancer August 6 at HopeHealth Hulitar Hospice Center in Providence. Born in…
Letter to the Editor
I was delighted to read “True Colors” in the last issue. I am extremely proud of the fact that Brown…
The ‘Bliss Myth’
What No One Tells You: A Guide to Your Emotions from Pregnancy to Motherhood, by Alexandra Sacks, MD, and Catherine…
Mechanical Assist
AI can’t replace doctors, but it could help them do their job.
Old Drug, New Trick?
As cells age, certain cellular functions start to fail, taking our bodies down with them. Sorting out what those failures…
Exciting Times
Greetings from Providence! The growth of the research footprint and the ongoing success of the Brown Institute for Translational Science…
The Spice of Life
A meaty passion wards off burnout.
Learning without Walls
Volunteering in the community helps future physicians connect more deeply with patients—and themselves.
Mother’s Little Helpers
From the collection.
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…
Sobriety Check
A score is born.
Ask the Expert: Elizabeth Goldberg
Can the Apple Watch accurately diagnose atrial fibrillation?
X-Ray Vision
An aspiring radiologist designs an award-winning algorithm to detect pneumonia.
True Colors
The best health care for people who are transgender is much like the best care for all people.
Oh, Pioneers!
The inaugural class of the Primary Care-Population Medicine program brings a system-wide perspective to patient care.
Physician Plus
A new kind of doctor who treats patients and systems.