Author Josephine Benson '17

Josephine Benson '17

Campus

Army second lieutenants and Brown graduates Evan Stern, Uzoamaka Okoro, and Johnathan Davis, left to right, accept their ceremonial commissioning during Commencement weekend in May. Photo by Nicholas Dentamaro

July 2016 0

Scholarship and Service

In medicine and the military, students find their calling.

Campus

Brown undergraduates are counselors and coordinators of Rhode Island's new Camp Kesem chapter.

May 2016 0

Camp Brings Together Children of Parents with Cancer

PLME students help kids find mutual support, friendships, and fun through summer adventure.

Campus

Alpert Medical Students and undergraduates comprise most of the staff of Brown University Emergency Medical Services. Courtesy Brown EMS

July 2015 0

Who Ya Gonna Call?

Medical students train undergraduates to provide emergency care on campus.

News

May 2015 0

Sex Ed by Brown Med

Medical students hope to lower teen pregnancy rates in Central Falls

News

From left, Abass Noor MD'17, Andrea Haynes MD'18, Cassandra Duarte MD'18, Erica Duh MD'18, David Corner MD'17, and Gowri Vijayakumar MD'18, volunteers at the utility clinic.

December 2014 0

Keeping the Heat On

Students help ensure that low-income families will have heat this winter. Last year’s polar vortex…

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  At Brown University, we’re at the forefront of a new era in aging research. The future isn’t just about living longer, it’s about living better. Scientists at our Center on the Biology of Aging are uncovering the biological mechanisms that drive aging, with the goal of not just extending lifespan but healthspan — the number of healthy years we live free from disease.From studying senescence (the process behind cell aging) to exploring the role of retrotransposons in neurodegenerative diseases, the work being done here is nothing short of groundbreaking. And the potential? It could revolutionize how we approach aging and chronic diseases like #Cancer, #Dementia, and #HeartDisease.As Professor John M. Sedivy, PhD, puts it, “It’s not really how long you live, it’s how well you live.” Learn more about how the next generation of aging research is shaping the future of medicine.🔗: ow.ly/xE4a50U5yT0#Aging #Healthspan #BiologyOfAging #BrownUniversity #ResearchInnovation ... See MoreSee Less
  
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