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Body Language Issue Summer 2014
Internal Dialogues
Internal Dialogues Summer 2014If we take the time to listen, our bodies’ cells have quite a bit to sayBody Language Issueby Stephanie DutchenFeature The chef shouts for more of the day’s specials. Immediately, certain line cooks start chopping onions …
Body Language Issue Summer 2014
On Speaking Terms
On Speaking Terms Summer 2014In the clinic, making oneself understood is one thing. Knowing what the patient is saying—really saying—is anotherBody Language Issueby David CameronFeature Douglas Kelling ’72 was born and raised in rural Missouri, which he …
Body Language Issue Summer 2014
Field Notes
Field Notes Summer 2014A fascination with baby babble leads a pediatrician to birdsongBody Language Issueby Perri KlassFeature At well-baby visits, when it’s too early to ask about spoken words, I always ask about babble. You want to hear that a …
Body Language Issue Summer 2014
Script Writing
Script Writing Summer 2014The written word can be the most personalized medicineBody Language Issueby Ellen BarlowFeature By carefully listening to “half-spoken words,” William Carlos Williams found poetry in the relationship between doctor and patient. …
Body Language Issue Summer 2014
Tool Kit
Tool Kit Summer 2014A physician reflects on lessons learned from life — and from her grannyBody Language Issueby Tamara FountainPerspective Not too long ago, I removed a twig that had been festering for two months deep in the eye socket of a …
Body Language Issue Summer 2014
5 Questions with an Immunopathologist
5 Questions with an Immunopathologist Summer 2014A conversation with Ulrich von AndrianBody Language Issueby Elizabeth CooneyInterview What prompted you to become a physician-scientist? I grew up in Munich and, as a youngster, my interests were more in …
Body Language Issue Summer 2014
A Champion of Narrative Medicine
A Champion of Narrative Medicine Summer 2014A profile of Rita CharonBody Language Issueby Katie DuboffInterview Claims to Fame Professor of Medicine, Columbia University Medical Center; director of the Program in Narrative Medicine, Columbia University …
The Adventure Issue Spring 2015
5 Questionswith a Children’s Health Advocate
5 Questionswith a Children’s Health Advocate Spring 2015A conversation with Judith PalfreyThe Adventure Issueby Susan KarczInterview Advocating for children’s health has long been an interest of yours. How did the spark for this ignite? I think that roots …
The Adventure Issue Spring 2015
Translating Policy Decisions into Action
Translating Policy Decisions into Action Spring 2015Profile of Risa Lavizzo-MoureyThe Adventure Issueby Katie DuboffProfile Claims to Fame President and CEO, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation In Their Footsteps As a child, Risa Lavizzo-Mourey ’79 would often …
The Adventure Issue Spring 2015
Into the Woods
Into the Woods Spring 2015Looking to nature for inspiration allows researchers to think outside the labThe Adventure Issueby Stephanie DutchenFeature Joanna Aizenberg discovers that a butterfly’s wings change color when exposed to liquids other than water …