How Will the Dobbs Decision Affect Medical Education?
Ask The Expert: Ben Brown ’08 MD’12
Picture This
MedSpeak Illuminated: The Art and Practice of Medical Illustration
Bedside Language
Pictures help physicians see the impact of their words.
Expansion Plans
Brown is building more lab space in the Jewelry District.
Talk It Out
Embracing controversy fosters better communication for this group.
Of Mercury and Melanoma
A new analysis links fish consumption with skin cancer, possibly due to pollution.
Counting Eggs
A female is born with all the eggs she will ever possess, making this “ovarian reserve” establishment during fetal development…
Instrument, Adornment, and Friend
The physician’s ubiquitous tool tells stories, if we’d only listen.
In Memoriam
Albert E. Dahlberg, MD, PhD, 83, died March 1. He was a professor emeritus of medical science in Brown’s Department…
Building on Success
Celebrating 50 Years of Medicine at Brown.
Support from Alumni
Supporting students
Integrating Life Sciences
Supporting Research
One of the Greats
We mourn the loss of Marlene Cutitar.
Community is Key
This issue of Medicine@Brown will provide some insight into a number of the priorities I’ve been working on during my…
It’s a Big Job. And This Alum Is Going to Do It.
An alum is now health director for Ohio’s second largest city.
SMART Move
The Medical School partners with Central Falls School District to spark student interest in health careers.
Mood in a New Light
Researchers discover pathway that connects light-sensitive cells with brain regions involved in mood, cognition.
A Legacy of Friendship
When Julianne Y. Ip ’75 MD’78 RES’81, P’18, associate dean of medicine for the Program in Liberal Medical Education (PLME)…
Made for These Times
Meet Mukesh K. Jain, physician-scientist, dog lover, and the eighth dean of medicine at Brown.
A Breathalyzer for COVID?
Researchers develop an RNA-based breath test to detect SARS-CoV-2.
Vaccine Doesn’t Shield Some Cancer Patients
Study of vaccinated cancer patients with breakthrough COVID-19 shows 13% mortality rate.
Alzheimer’s Prevention, From the Pulpit
Faith leaders help recruit people of color for a new nationwide study.
Many Vets Face Food Insecurity
People of color, women, and those with health conditions are among at the highest risk.
The Rematch
Still the Little Brother: Sachit Singal ’18 MD’22 is hoisted by his exuberant brother-in-law, Anshul Parulkar ’10 MD’18, after learning…
When All Else Fails
New technologies prevent drug-resistant pathogens from taking root.