Laugh it Off
Comics provide relief from the intensity of the research lab.
#RepresentationMatters
Malika Favre’s March New Yorker cover was intended to show the last thing you see before you undergo surgery. But…
A Race Against the Clock
In sepsis, every second counts. But the hunt for a sure-fire cure seems to be stuck on the starting line.
Blood Born
Malaria didn’t manage to kill Jake Kurtis. He wants it to stop killing others.
Letter from the Dean
Agents of change.
Daniel Moore Jr., MD ’49
Daniel Moore Jr., 92, of Providence, died June 25. He grew up on a large farm in Coventry, RI, and…
Donya A. Powers ’80 MD’83 RES’86
Donya A. Powers, 59, of Providence, died May 19. She spent her entire professional career serving the needs of patients…
Benjamin Jackson, MD
Benjamin Jackson, 88, of Weston, MA, died June 28. Born and raised in Jacksonville, FL, he graduated from Duke University…
Robert Emmett Curran Jr., MD
Robert E. Curran Jr., 76, of Seekonk, MA, died May 2. He graduated cum laude from the College of the…
Doctors’ Notes
Members of the Warren Alpert Medical School community have been busy writing about their experiences. Follow the links below to…
Measuring Up
The Medical School jumps ahead in the latest rankings.
Brain Drain
Can we remedy the digital malaise?
Gripping Sidelines
A career in interventional radiology inspires an action-adventure fiction writer.
Under the Radar
Sickle cell trait may confound blood glucose readings.
A BRYTE Future
A refugee tutoring organization partners with the Medical School to keep kids healthy.
It’s a Match
MD’17 students match with top residency programs across the country.
Mutually Inclusive
With a new action plan, the Medical School strives to make medicine as diverse as the society it serves.
Grow A Brain
Neural model gives rise to vessels, too.
Impression
Beads on a string.
Health By the Numbers
With a new biomedical informatics center, Brown is taking a deep dive into big health data.
State-of-the-Art Lessons in a Medieval Town
Medical students get critical care training in Tübingen, Germany.
Measuring Up
The Medical School jumps ahead in the latest rankings.
Letter from the Dean
Taking action.
Ask the Expert: Questionable Advice
Does taking antibiotics until they’re gone really prevent resistance?