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Medicine@Brown
Fall 2026
Celebrating major milestones, gifts, and so much more.
A new lab takes a multidisciplinary approach to understanding the liabilities of technology in medicine.
A new study sheds light on the lasting effects of postop delirium among older surgical patents.
The findings could inform prevention and treatment of a rare but fatal brain infection.
Everyone could use a furry friend, especially vulnerable kids.
Medical students partner with Meals on Wheels to meet older adults where they are.
A new two-way spinal cord interface gives paralyzed individuals a way to both move their legs and feel where they are in space.
With liver disease on the rise, how can physicians intervene earlier to save lives?
A single neuron in the fruit fly makes life-or-death decisions.
New research may help doctors more accurately identify Alzheimer’s plus a hard-to-identify dementia type.
One month without alcohol is linked to better sleep, mood, and health.
Medical students reflect on how art can deepen their connections with nursing home residents.
Adolescence is a critical window for brain development, and a new Brown study suggests cannabis may interfere with it.
After last year’s mass shooting, Brown enlisted its own trauma experts to help the campus recover.
In a career spanning 40 years, John Donoghue pioneered brain-computer interfaces and spawned a multibillion-dollar industry. He started out just wanting to help people with paralysis.
After half a century, Brown and Tougaloo are still making medical dreams a reality.
Stephen Cha’s love for helping New Jerseyans is genuine.
Remembering Our Community.
The loss of Ed Feller touches all corners of Brown.
Stephanie Spangler ’73 MD’76 holds the class yearbook, open to her photo, at her 50th Reunion in May.
The Brown Medical Alumni Association honors five physician leaders.
Brown University and Brown University Health launch $37.2 million Starr Healthspan Innovation Alliance.