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Red envelopes and record-breaking generosity: The MD Class of 2026 celebrates a historic Match Day.
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Brown campus leaders are preserving flowers from community memorials to create a lasting tribute and support collective recovery.
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Horseshoe Bend
During my preclinical elective in planetary health, I came to understand landscapes like this as living systems that shape human health.
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As rural communities struggle to meet health care needs, two medical students look to Alaska’s Interior for a guide.
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A Brown PLME alum reflects on how the program’s human-centered approach shaped her career in medicine and mentorship
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Brown physicians trained for years to respond to a mass shooting. But nothing could prepare them to treat members of their own community.
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Research led by medical students at Brown uncovers a deadly link between sleep apnea and brain cancer.
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Medical student works to improve participation in clinical trials—carrying out a mission of “better science for all.”
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Medical student hopes to continue the lifesaving legacy of the late alumnus Galen Henderson.
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Brown’s new Galen V. Henderson Admission Welcome Center, which opened in November in Manning Hall, captures the warm and welcoming energy of the Medical School alumnus for whom it is named.
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Olympic swimmer Amie Barrow ’26 MD’30 takes the plunge into med school.
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As a future physician, I believe all clinicians have a duty to fight against gun violence.
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Modern medicine in the US is built on the taxpayer-funded research happening in university labs.
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Shewa
Northwest Rwanda, 2023 | Damascene Nzarora, or “Shewa” as we affectionately call him—a playful twist on the abbreviation CHW, for community health worker—is truly one of a kind.
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At an in-school clinic, faculty and medical students boost middle schoolers’ health outcomes—and inspire interest in health careers.
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A new initiative investigates how environmental changes impact human health.
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Medical students are tackling research projects across medicine, pushing science ahead in new and exciting ways.
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Humans weren’t made to live indoors. Could a dose of nature be the cure for what ails us?
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A new multilingual clinic expands the reach of free care.
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New tools in development tackle insurance denials, assist with patient documentation and translation.
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