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  The incredible legacy of Levi Adams was detailed in the spring issue of Medicine@Brown. medicine.at.brown.edu/build-b…
  
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  With profound sadness, we write to inform you of the passing of Vice President Emeritus Levi Adams ADE’75 on July 25. Levi was a pioneering member of the leadership team at @BrownUniversity who was instrumental in establishing the Medical School and shaping the lives of alums. pic.twitter.com/RjwVj27X2P
  
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  “One of the developmental tasks of adolescence is intimacy development, which is growth through learning, testing, and exploring," Assistant Professor @CollibeePhD says. Read more: twitter.com/BrownPsychiatr…
  
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  A novel interactive training curriculum developed by researchers at Brown, @DukeMedSchool, @NUFeinbergMed, & @UofUHealth uses role-play and discussion to boost #resident confidence in managing common pediatric behavioral or #MentalHealth conditions. More: ow.ly/rhaF50PqNSC pic.twitter.com/Gy3T0tChxJ
  
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  On Wednesday, the Division of Biology and Medicine hosted "Suicide in Healthcare & Science: We’re Talking About It." The half-day-long conference featured panels touting the wellness benefits that come of mindful movement, drawing and discussions centered around the future of mental health care in medicine.Speakers like Corey Fiest, CEO of the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation, and Keynote Lynette Charity, MD, punctuated the program's principles of reducing stigma through education, sharing resources, providing support, and recognizing the importance of our ability to be there for each other.At the conclusion, Reverend Janet M. Cooper Nelson, MEd, MDiv, offered words of comfort to those in attendance who had lost a loved one to suicide. "I know without knowing you that the reason you are here is because of somebody you love, some group of somebodies that you love, that we have lost to suicide," she said. "It does seem to me that in my time professionally, we've gotten to a place where we can say that out loud, we can say it with love, and we can say it with a real sense of commitment about what we want never to happen to anyone if we can possibly prevent it." Thank you to Kelly D. Holder, PhD and AngelMarie Carroll and all of the collaborators and co-sponsors who are working to make sure the coming generation of healthcare providers and scientists are taken care of. ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  **IMPORTANT UPDATE** The location for the Ceremony of Commitment to Medicine has changed and will now take place at the Olney-Margolies Athletic Center (OMAC) at 229 Hope Street. Parking will remain the same. Information and details are below ⬇️⬇️⬇️ ... See MoreSee Less
  
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