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The Cost of Conflict Issue Spring 2018
In Memoriam, Spring 2018
In Memoriam, Spring 2018 Spring 2018The Cost of Conflict Issue2 minute read In Memoriam This listing includes those alumni whose notices of death were received between September 1, 2017, and March 30, 2018. 1930s 1939 Daniel S. Ellis, MD December 13, 2017 …
Imaging Issue Autumn 2018
In Memoriam, Autumn 2018
In Memoriam, Autumn 2018 Autumn 2018Imaging Issue2 minute read In Memoriam This listing includes those alumni whose notices of death were received between April 1 and July 31, 2018. 1940s 1943 Irving M. London, MD May 23, 2018 Isadore N. Rosenberg, MD …
Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019
In Memoriam, Winter 2019
In Memoriam, Winter 2019 Winter 2019Artificial Intelligence Issue2 minute read In Memoriam This listing includes those alumni whose notices of death were received between August 1 and November 30, 2018. 1940s 1945 Giulio D’Angio, MD September 14, 2018 …
Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019
Carpus Dicit
Carpus Dicit Winter 2019Wrist-worn digital devices promise to help people manage their health. It’s an offer that may have strings attachedArtificial Intelligence Issueby Monique Brouillette11 minute readFeature Amy Newell says she had a break­through …
Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019
The Question of Care
The Question of Care Winter 2019The ability to use vast amounts of medical data for clinical decision making is reshaping patient careArtificial Intelligence Issueby Andrea Volpe11 minute readFeature If you think about a doctor’s job,” says Ziad …
Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019
To Boldly Go — Remote
To Boldly Go — Remote Winter 2019The integration of artificial intelligence into telemedicine is enhancing the delivery of rural care and the training of specialistsArtificial Intelligence Issueby Scott Edwards8 minute readFeature The history of …
Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019
5 Questions with a Cell Biologist
5 Questions with a Cell Biologist Winter 2019A conversation with Marcia HaigisArtificial Intelligence Issueby Ekaterina Pesheva3 minute readInterview Why do you study the function, and malfunction, of mitochondria? Marcia Haigis, professor, Department of …
Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019
Of Pilots and Physicians, Passengers and Patients
Of Pilots and Physicians, Passengers and Patients Winter 2019The importance of maintaining situational awareness when the stakes — and the stress — are highArtificial Intelligence Issueby Tamara Fountain10 minute readPerspective I am the daughter of an …
Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019
On a Mission
On a Mission Winter 2019Yeu-Tsu Lee on surgery as a career and a missionArtificial Intelligence Issueby Susan Karcz3 minute readProfile You have to be an optimist to travel halfway around the world alone, to somewhere you’ve never been, and with little …
Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019
The Personal Mission Behind One MD-PhD’S Research
The Personal Mission Behind One MD-PhD’S Research Winter 2019The motivations behind the research of Sam FinlaysonArtificial Intelligence Issueby Randall Fox3 minute readProfile Sam Finlayson’s desire to become a physician-scientist is rooted in hope and …