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More medical students than ever present their research at the annual event.

Alzheimer’s center leaders offer an interdisciplinary, collaborative approach to neurodegenerative disease.

Peter Kilmarx MD’90, deputy director of the Fogarty International Center, shares opportunities, insights, and encouragement on pursuing careers in global health.

On September 23, Edward “Ted” Huey, M.D., joined some of the nation’s leading experts on Alzheimer’s disease at the National Institute on Aging to help set research priorities and to present his work. Huey’s main message: Memory loss is not the only sign of this common and devastating disease.

Even from a hospital bed, Americans can still exercise their civic duty on Nov. 5.

Janet Joseph PhD’28 is one of the four Gilliam Fellows now studying at Brown.

Maribel Veiga’s passion for medicine is a deeply personal one: her late father’s battle with cancer motivated her to become a physician, she says. That loss strengthened her resolve to pursue a career in medicine, and that dream has been bolstered with help from the Rhode to Medicine pathway program at Brown.

Summer academy program in the Department of Orthopaedics opens doors for high school students.

For students who want to study the brain and nervous system, researchers like Christian Godinez know that real-world experience is crucial to success. It’s why his participation in the Research and Clinical Exposure to Neurology and Neurosurgery summer pathway program last year continues to pay dividends beyond his classroom experiences.

Alumni return to campus for a weekend of celebration and awards.

Artists explore chronic illness and medicine in new Medical School exhibition.

Brown hosts the first international working group meeting to sequence all of humanity’s RNA.

HHMI’s competitive Gilliam fellowships support future life science leaders from underrepresented groups.

Faculty share their experiences and the challenges with providing health care in humanitarian emergencies.

Brown professor’s study receives top research prize from American Heart Association.

The 2023 Academic Symposium showcases student research in a new way.

Daylong Anti-Racism, DEI conference unites Brown STEMM community.

Thirteen people will die today as they wait for a kidney transplant. Is it time to change how we think about living organ donation?

As the newly appointed director of the Memory and Aging Program, Ted Huey is excited about Brown’s potential to change the research landscape.

In a letter to the Brown Community, Dean Mukesh Jain announced that The Warren Alpert Medical School will no longer submit data to U.S. News & World Report for its Best Medical Schools rankings.

Accelerator fund advances the commercialization of faculty projects with potential to improve research and patient care.

Two physicians with a record of calling out medical wrongdoing question why more doctors don’t.

Legorreta Cancer Center researchers had a presence at the AACR annual meeting in April.

The Brown medical community offers health guidance to local Muslims and colleagues for the holy month.

Students reflect on social dynamics, academic flexibility, connections with other students