Author Aneeqah Naeem '20 MD'24

Aneeqah Naeem '20 MD'24

Campus

Christiana Prucnal presented her research on acute pulmonary embolism at the 2018 annual meeting of the Society of Critical Care Medicine.

August 2019 0

Experience That Counts

A med student’s background in nursing informs her award-winning research to help pulmonary embolism patients.

Faculty

Chris Demas MD’21 started playing the violin in fourth grade.

December 2018 0

Note-worthy Performance

The Providence Medical Orchestra holds its first concert this Saturday.

Faculty

On "Radio Maternoinfantil," a new show on Latino Public Radio, two Warren Alpert medical students answer questions about maternal-child health.

February 2018 0

Live on the Air

Med students turn to Spanish-language radio to address listeners’ health care concerns.

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