This year, the first graduating class of Brown’s modern medical school will mark its 45th anniversary. In honor of this…

Deadly diseases don’t wait. Neither should good ideas. So when two undergraduates thought they’d found a way to stop neurodegeneration,…

A vascular surgeon works to build healthier communities.

Match Day celebrates the joys and the sorrows of medical school.

Exploring the legacy of Vesalius, the ‘physician-artist.’

Any kid, anything, anytime.

Doctor becomes matchmaker for physicians and patients.

A new program spreads the responsibility—and the love—of mentorship.

Robert J. Greer ’92 MD’96, 49, died October 7. A native of Poughkeepsie, NY, he completed his neurology residency at…

Robert M. Dowben, MD, 92, died November 11. An adjunct professor emeritus of molecular pharmacology, physiology, and biotechnology, he led…

Reid W. Coleman ’72 MD’75, 69, died December 2. He practiced internal medicine for more than 20 years in Providence.…

H. Wayne Carver II ’74 MD’77, 67, died December 26. Wayne discovered a passion for science and music at an…

Arvin S. Glicksman, MD, 95, died January 3. He was a professor emeritus of medical science and former chairman of…

Donald C. Jackson, PhD, 82, died January 7. He was an adjunct professor and professor emeritus of molecular pharmacology, physiology,…

John C. Kelleher III ’93 MD’07, 49, died January 26. Born in Dallas, he graduated from Brown with a concentration…

Lucy tells Charlie Brown to snap out of it, setting up the perfect joke—and a timely critique of psychoanalysis.

The studies of human rights and humanitarianism come together in a new academic center.

Study findings suggest that girls with autism are diagnosed later than boys.

The CMO of CVS wants to improve health care access.

Med students formalize their training as bilingual providers.

Our alumni, as always, are changing the world.

The Medical School’s curriculum prepares graduates to prescribe medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder.

How can people start—and stick to—exercising regularly?

Letter from the Dean