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1. Wounded, Deeply Issue Autumn 2012

   Natural Selections

   Natural Selections Autumn 2012A yen for a tomato becomes grounds for a gardenWounded, Deeply Issueby Ann Marie Menting3 minute readFeature On a rectangle of cement tucked between the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine and Huntington Avenue, a garden …
2. Connections Issue Winter 2017

   It Takes a Village

   It Takes a Village Winter 2017Scientific inquiry requires perseverance, collaboration, and, sometimes, a bicycleConnections Issueby Elizabeth Cooney10 minute readFeature For weeks, Alex Meeske had been pedaling to Harvard Square and back again across the …
3. Connections Issue Winter 2017

   Opening Remarks

   Opening Remarks Winter 2017A wide-ranging conversation with the new dean of Harvard Medical SchoolConnections Issueby Ann Marie Menting11 minute readInterview In January, George Q. Daley ’91 walked through the door of his new office in Gordon Hall and …
4. A National Portrait Issue Winter 2013

   5 Questions with a Stem Cell Researcher

   5 Questions with a Stem Cell Researcher Winter 2013A National Portrait Issueby Shraddha Chakradhar3 minute readInterview What sparked your interest in stem cell research? As an undergraduate, I registered to become a bone marrow donor, and almost became …
5. A National Portrait Issue Winter 2013

   The Power of Public Health Epidemiology

   The Power of Public Health Epidemiology Winter 2013A profile of Philip LandriganA National Portrait Issueby Angela Alberti2 minute readProfile Claims to Fame Ethel H. Wise Professor of Pediatrics and Chair, Department of Preventive Medicine; Director, …
6. A National Portrait Issue Winter 2013

   The Doctor Is In (Transition)

   The Doctor Is In (Transition) Winter 2013A practitioner of primary care medicine shows pluck in a time of changeA National Portrait Issueby Ann Marie Menting12 minute readProfile On a recent winter morning, twilight was moving to dawn as Doug Kelling ’72 …
7. Mental Health Issue Spring 2019

   Reading List

   Reading List Spring 2019The influence of a skilled and thoughtful mentor never wanesMental Health Issueby Edward Hundert9 minute readPerspective In the mid-1950s, Leston Havens, psychiatrist, professor, author, patient advocate, and, for me, a mentor …
8. Mental Health Issue Spring 2019

   In Service to a Nation

   In Service to a Nation Spring 2019Mental Health Issueby Susan Karcz3 minute readProfile Roger Montgomery will tell you he has not done anything that special. Talk with him awhile, and you will learn otherwise. Montgomery, a member of the Cherokee Nation …
9. Mental Health Issue Spring 2019

   Global Health Graduates on Improving Care Delivery

   Global Health Graduates on Improving Care Delivery Spring 2019Mental Health IssueProfile   Edith Gahleitner Throughout her life, Edith Gahleitner has been sensitive to the plight of individuals who were displaced, dismissed, or otherwise marginalized by …
10. Mental Health Issue Spring 2019

    5 Questions with an Expert on Global Mental Health Equity

    5 Questions with an Expert on Global Mental Health Equity Spring 2019A conversation with Vikram PatelMental Health Issueby Ekaterina Pesheva3 minute readInterview You are an advocate for global mental health equality. Where does this passion stem from? As …