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April 2022 0

PLME Named 2022 Truman Scholar

The scholarship will help him pursue an education that addresses health care inequalities.

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Army second lieutenants and Brown graduates Evan Stern, Uzoamaka Okoro, and Johnathan Davis, left to right, accept their ceremonial commissioning during Commencement weekend in May. Photo by Nicholas Dentamaro

July 2016 0

Scholarship and Service

In medicine and the military, students find their calling.

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May 2016 0

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Thirty-five Alpert medical students and Brown University PLME undergraduates as well as 16 physicians affiliated with Alpert Medical School attended…

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Brown undergraduates are counselors and coordinators of Rhode Island's new Camp Kesem chapter.

May 2016 0

Camp Brings Together Children of Parents with Cancer

PLME students help kids find mutual support, friendships, and fun through summer adventure.

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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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  The effects of #ClimateChange are having a significant impact on the way that schools operate.How Kanika Malani MD’24 and others like her are advocating for their universities to take the lead on this important issue: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  We are excited to announce that we are joining the National Academy of Medicine Change Maker Campaign, standing alongside 190 other organizations committed to prioritizing health workforce well-being. Today marks a day of awareness and action dedicated to raising national visibility around the challenges faced by those in healthcare and expressing our gratitude. This annual opportunity allows us to reflect on the progress in advancing the movement to support health workers' well-being while acknowledging the work still left to be done.We are proud to be a part of this important initiative and look forward to continuing our efforts to prioritize the well-being of healthcare workers.More:ow.ly/Y8WC50PS #changemakercampaignp#healthworkforcewellbeingBeing ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  Professor of Diagnostic Imaging Ana Lourenco notes that breast radiologists provide critical guidance and imaging follow-up to help patients avoid overtreatment.“Using techniques that decrease upgrade rates may allow patients to undergo imaging follow-up to monitor changes over time, rather than undergoing invasive surgical excision,” she says.Watch Dr. Lourenco discuss the role that radiologists play in assessing radial scars: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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