After nearly 20 years at Brown, Maureen G. Phipps RES’98, MD, MPH, has become the new chief executive officer of…

Physicians suspend judgment of those in need of their care.

By speaking up for safety and equality, we can improve health care for all. The summer between her junior and…

Climbing has been a family affair for Susan Ramsey RES’97, PhD, and Stephen Scott RES’98, MD, since their children were…

Daily routines may be unexciting, but when it comes to exercise, turns out boring is best. In a study of…

A pathobiologist builds AI to improve diagnosis and treatment. Artificial intelligence works really well in applications that rely on visual…

Peter Lee ’94 MD’05 PhD’15, MS, MPH, has had a stellar career—literally. A cardiothoracic surgeon and assistant professor of surgery…

The first recorded instance of skin cancer comes from 1600 BCE in an ancient Egyptian text called the Edwin Smith…

Hero or villain? No matter their opinion of Julian Assange, all doctors should agree he deserves medical care, argues Sean…

The newest lab rats aren’t rats. Scientists are growing microscopic human tissues and challenging the need for animal testing.

New youth hockey rules draw on Brown research to reduce concussions. Peter Kriz, MD, was a general pediatrician in private…

Study reveals gender and minority bias in clerkship evaluation language. What’s in a name? What’s in an adjective? Can seemingly…

Telehealth can improve access to care in the most isolated places—an obvious need in huge, sparsely populated Western states, but…

“I captured this image of ocean surf against a rocky coastline along Ocean Drive in Newport. While Rhode Island is…

In August a pedestrian bridge over the Providence River, just steps away from the Medical School, opened to much fanfare.…

PLMEs create a podcast to explore the art of medicine. Timothy Flanigan, MD, vividly recalls the first time he went…