A new exhibit challenges gender stereotypes in medicine.
A new test could detect early signs of Alzheimer’s in saliva.
Why are lung cancer screening rates so low, and what could improve them?
We love to see people overcome obstacles, but what if we just moved them out of the way?
More people died in Texas prisons without air conditioning than in those with it, study finds.
Brown researchers find that a brief questionnaire for psychological distress can be an efficient way to assess patient risk for…
An oncologist tackles tough topics with flair.
One medical student’s inquiry results in profession-wide changes.
I’ve been very fortunate that the 50 Years of Medicine at Brown celebration coincided with my first year as dean.…
Levi Adams had his capable hands on every block of the medical program’s foundation. Fifty years later, he reflects on…
She has the skills to fight the ills.
Peter Kilmarx MD’90 became acting director of the Fogarty International Center and acting associate director for International Research at the…
A physician-entrepreneur applies health technology to Continuing Ed.
Alan D. Podis, MD, 92, died Dec. 1, 2022. He was a clinical assistant professor emeritus of surgery (urology) at…
Study puts the risk of firearm death in perspective.
As the Medical School marks a historic milestone, we look at the ways it has put its values into action…
Changing conversations around weight could benefit both patients and physicians.
Alums are lauded for their work at home and at Brown.
Amanda Higginson ’02 MD’06, a student in the Syracuse University College of Law’s online JD Program, was one of 60…
An infectious diseases doc drums up therapy for himself and others.
A med student is caught between his community and his training.
A new company with Brown roots bets on neurogenesis to treat central nervous system diseases.