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  2002: As interim dean of medicine, Dr. Richard Besdine increases basic science research space by retrofitting 70 Ship St. as the Laboratories for Molecular Medicine & constructing Sidney Frank Hall -- necessary for increasing the rate of new biomedical faculty hires. #BrownMD50 pic.twitter.com/iCs1sMUQmz
  
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  1992: Dr. Donald J. Marsh leaves the University of Southern California School of Medicine to join Brown as professor and dean of medicine and biological sciences. Over the course of a decade, Dr. Marsh brings expansive experience in scientific research to his new role. #BrownMD50 pic.twitter.com/JhpjQ0dKbq
  
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  1981: Professor of Community Health David Greer is appointed dean of medicine. His time is marked by many things, including community activism. In 1985, his group won a Nobel Peace Prize for educating people on the medical consequences of nuclear weapons. #BrownMD50 pic.twitter.com/8evQZKCjmh
  
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  1973: Professor of Medicine Stanley Aronson becomes Brown’s founding dean of medicine. During his tenure, he guides the school through its crucial first accreditation and blazed the trail of its growth. He will go on to serve until stepping down in 1981. #BrownMD50 pic.twitter.com/PK7hYiJcIS
  
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  1973: The Charter 12 pioneers begin training in the RI community, alongside local physicians and staff members in Brown’s partner hospitals as part of the newly created clinical clerkship training program in surgery at The Miriam and Rhode Island hospitals. Dr. Stanley M. Aronson would go on to say, "They were wondrous people who did great things. We told them, ‘You are the medical school. You are the recipients but you are also the teachers.’" ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  The Brown Corporation authorized a process to select an architect and launch a full programming phase for a new integrated life sciences building in Providence’s Jewelry District, a critical step in a long-held vision to create new laboratory space for cutting-edge research. “A modern facility with the laboratory space, technology and infrastructure to translate cutting-edge science will enable Brown to implement a growth plan that supports research teams working on scales ranging from molecular-level science to biotechnology innovations, to the latest developments in patient therapies and interventions,” said Mukesh K. Jain, MD, dean of medicine and biological sciences. ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  Kavita Babu ’96 MD’00 RES’04 is taking overdose prevention on the road in Massachusetts to meet people struggling with addiction where they are. “We are still setting records due to overdose deaths,” she says..Read more about how this Brown alum is working to make a difference in her community and beyond below. ... See MoreSee Less
  
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