
In Uganda, poverty is sometimes a patient’s chief complaint.
In Uganda, poverty is sometimes a patient’s chief complaint.
When she stood up for America’s warriors, VA physician Phyllis Hollenbeck had to become a warrior, too.
Sights and scenes from Commencement/Reunion Weekend 2014.
Students celebrate the lives of anatomical gift donors.
The Rhode Island Free Clinic marks 15 years.
Meet the newest members of the med school community.
A new tactic might take down the greatest killer of women and children.
Ebola viruses are masters of their attack.
It’s an honor!
A museum comes back to life, if only for a year.
When is it right to share our personal struggles with patients?
New data provide a better way to diagnose a developmental disorder.
A plastic surgery success makes, and embraces, medical history.
A new respiratory disease group unites investigators across disciplines with a common goal.
She hoped to get accepted to medical school in spite of being a writer. Brown wanted her because she was…
To die with dignity, a patient lives with purpose.
Lynn Taylor moves hepatitis C from the sidelines to the mainstream.
Richard E. Frates Sr., 85, of Barrington, RI, died July 9. He was a graduate of Boston College and Tufts…
Marjorie Thompson, 60, of Providence, died September 15 after a long illness. After receiving her ScB in biochemistry and PhD…
A professorship helps diagnostic imaging build on its success.
A medical student faces hard truths
Ruth B. Sauber, 90, of Providence, died September 17. As medical student affairs officer at Brown, she worked with every…
Stephen H. Petersdorf, 55, of Seattle, WA, died June 28 after a courageous fight against cancer. Born in Baltimore and…