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  1. Aging

    Aging Medicine and science are expanding our understanding of the nuanced changes that can affect health and well-being over a lifetime Aging Issue Autumn 2021 Inflammation and Brain Health Normally a guard against brain injury and infection, inflammation …
  2. Viral World

    Viral World Scientists unravel the astonishing roles viruses have in our lives and in life on Earth Viral World Issue Spring 2022 The Good that Viruses Do The surprising and beneficial contributions that viruses bring to life Infectious Disease Feature …
  3. Aging Issue Autumn 2021

    Keeping Good Food on the Tables of Older Adults

    Keeping Good Food on the Tables of Older Adults Autumn 2021Health outcomes improve when food-insecure older adults tap nutrition assistance programsAging Issueby Susan Karcz4 minute readFeature Food insecurity is associated with worse health in several …
  4. Aging Issue Autumn 2021

    In Memoriam, Autumn 2021

    In Memoriam, Autumn 2021 Autumn 2021Aging IssueIn Memoriam This listing includes those whose notices of death were received between April 1 and September 1, 2021. 1940s 1945 John M. Carey, MD May 19, 2021 1948 Sigurd B. Gundersen Jr., MD January 27, 2021 …
  5. Aging Issue Autumn 2021

    Alumni on the Clinical Rotation that Changed Them

    Alumni on the Clinical Rotation that Changed Them Autumn 2021Which of your clinical rotations made the greatest impression on you?Aging IssueAlumni Rounds John D. Bullock, MD ’68 Surgery at the Beth Israel with Bill Silen. I knew I wanted to become an …
  6. Aging Issue Autumn 2021

    Training to care for older patients

    Training to care for older patients Autumn 2021CommentaryAging Issueby George Q. Daley2 minute readPerspective Among the initiatives our students launched this past year, the COVID curriculum, adopted by medical schools worldwide, was a point of pride. …
  7. Aging Issue Autumn 2021

    5 Questions with a Molecular Pharmacology Expert

    5 Questions with a Molecular Pharmacology Expert Autumn 2021A conversation with Caroline ShamuAging Issueby Ekaterina Pesheva3 minute readInterview What work goes on at the ICCB-Longwood Screening Facility at HMS? Its main purpose is to screen large …
  8. Aging Issue Autumn 2021

    A Framework for Care

    A Framework for Care Autumn 2021Aging Issueby Susan Karcz2 minute readProfile As a child, Hilary Siebens watched and cared for numerous animals and plants. Between college and medical school, she ran a clinic in a remote village in Ethiopia, where, by …
  9. Aging Issue Autumn 2021

    Global Health Graduates on Making a Difference in the World

    Global Health Graduates on Making a Difference in the World Autumn 2021Aging IssueProfile Born in Sudan and raised in the United Arab Emirates, Enas Mohamed grew up in “a very loving and caring family” that has supported her throughout her journey to …
  10. Aging Issue Autumn 2021

    A Conversation on Aging Research

    A Conversation on Aging Research Autumn 2021The head of the nation's institute on aging research discusses investigating the biological intricacies of growing olderAging Issueby Ann Marie Menting11 minute readInterview Richard Hodes, MD ’71, is the …

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