New institute convenes biomedical engineers and clinicians to create solutions to improve human health.
A new analysis shows how convalescent plasma can prevent hospitalizations and save lives.
The professor of emergency medicine received the honor in recognition of her work as a public health leader, communicator, and…
With $15 million federal grant, scientists from Brown help lead effort to reduce the suicide rate.
Researchers develop evidence-based program to save lives and reduce strain on mental health care system.
Adriel Barrios-Anderson will deliver the student address at the MD Class of 2022 Commencement ceremony.
The MD Class of 2024 celebrates an in-person white coat ceremony held two years later than usual.
Emergency physician urges Congress to support health care workers and systems.
Even those who are fully vaccinated have high rates of hospitalization and death with breakthrough infections.
‘The Bubbler’ reverse-transcribes RNA from airborne SARS-CoV-2, researchers say.
Cellular mechanism explains behind why some are at greater risk, and may be used to protect them.
Renewed NIH grant helps researchers and local partners address barriers to testing and vaccination.
The Medical School and School of Public Health launch an initiative to study long-term effects of COVID-19.
A global EM fellow studying emergency medicine in Nepal immerses himself in the practice.
New report puts post-vaccine risk in perspective.
Innovative virtual course helps leaders tackle pandemic challenges in real time.
By the time the testing period ends on June 30, nearly 500 regional medical students will have taken their licensing exams at…
Med students redeploy used smartphones to help nursing home residents combat isolation.
Megan Ranney, an associate professor of emergency medicine, urged the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis to ramp up manufacturing…
Brown faculty research projects range from new therapeutics to at-home virus tests to 3D-printed ventilators.
OPINION: The consequences of a changing climate on human life could parallel those of COVID-19.
Amid the pandemic, more than 30 Alpert Medical students graduate early to begin hospital work.
A dermatologist investigates whether the genetic cause of hair loss could help to explain worse outcomes among male COVID-19 patients.
Unable to work with patients, med students help frontline workers by answering phones, distributing PPE, even babysitting.
Stemming the tide of COVID-19 among those who are incarcerated saves lives inside and outside prison walls.