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The Food Issue Winter 2012
Ground Force
Ground Force Winter 2012Can peanuts heal a malnourished nation?The Food Issueby Karin KiewraFeature Consider the peanut, the simple groundnut, a staple of ballparks and beer gardens in this country, and, when sporting a top hat and a monocle, an …
Voices Issue Autumn 2015
A Leader In the Nation’s Cardiovascular Research Efforts
A Leader In the Nation’s Cardiovascular Research Efforts Autumn 2015A profile of Gary Gibbons, Class of 1984Voices Issueby Katie Duboff2 minute readProfile Claim to Fame Director of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), National …
Voices Issue Autumn 2015
5 Questions with a Food Supplements Investigator
5 Questions with a Food Supplements Investigator Autumn 2015A conversation with Pieter CohenVoices Issueby Angela Alberti2 minute readInterview How did you become interested in researching dietary supplements? It began over a decade ago. A young man in …
Voices Issue Autumn 2015
A Woman’s Work
A Woman’s Work Autumn 2015Anne Pappenheimer Forbes helped shape the field of endocrinology—while mentoring several HMS alumniVoices Issueby Amalie Kass And Eleanor Shore11 minute readProfile When they moved into their home in Milton, Massachusetts, Anne …
Voices Issue Autumn 2015
How Are You?
How Are You? Autumn 2015Whether occurring over the fence or in the clinic, conversation requires perceiving the subtleties of voice and bodyVoices Issueby Susan Karcz8 minute readFeature Words alone don’t tell tales. When we speak, we use tone, cadence, …
Voices Issue Autumn 2015
Hum a Few Bars
Hum a Few Bars Autumn 2015Song and singing round out the professional and personal lives of physiciansVoices Issueby Ann Marie Menting10 minute readProfile Five HMS alumni—Suzie Brown ’02, William Green ’54, Christopher Austin ’86, Chinyere Obimba ’12, …
Voices Issue Autumn 2015
Sotto Voce
Sotto Voce Autumn 2015Neurodegeneration often steals something we consider quintessentially human—our ability to speakVoices Issueby Stephanie Dutchen10 minute readFeature The man with Parkinson’s disease sits quietly in the doctor’s office. “We sit in a …
Voices Issue Autumn 2015
The Sound of One’s Own Voice
The Sound of One’s Own Voice Autumn 2015Voice and speech therapy can help transform identity and aid in gender affirmationVoices Issueby Stephanie Dutchen9 minute readFeature She had tried to feminize her voice on her own, but by the time she came to …
Voices Issue Autumn 2015
Words to Live By
Words to Live By Autumn 2015When helping a patient prepare for death, talk about life insteadVoices Issueby David Cameron10 minute readFeature Joanne Wolfe is no stranger to situations charged with the sort of emotional intensity that would shake most of …
Voices Issue Autumn 2015
Cord Changes
Cord Changes Autumn 2015Laryngology is undergoing a high-tech, science-driven interdisciplinary remixVoices Issueby Elizabeth Dougherty10 minute readFeature Roger Egan remembers the precise date he was diagnosed with vocal cord cancer: March 8, 2012. The …