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1. Surgery Issue Spring 2016

   View of London

   View of London Spring 2016A vision of collaboration and scientific inquiry remains vital after forty yearsSurgery Issueby Sharon Clark6 minute readPerspective This past year, I had the opportunity to be in Boston for my reunion. The visit gave me a chance …
2. Surgery Issue Spring 2016

   Stress Fractures

   Stress Fractures Spring 2016Are stories of notoriously difficult interviews for HMS applicants fact or fiction?Surgery Issueby Jules Dienstag11 minute readFeature In 2012, I asked alumni, including readers of this magazine, for any recollections they had …
3. Surgery Issue Spring 2016

   5 Questions with a Pediatric Surgeon

   5 Questions with a Pediatric Surgeon Spring 2016A conversation with Pedro Del NidoSurgery Issueby Susan Karcz3 minute readInterview What led you to specialize in surgery? Ever since I was a kid, I’ve liked working with my hands. Surgery allows me to see …
4. Surgery Issue Spring 2016

   A Life as a Surgeon

   A Life as a Surgeon Spring 2016A profile of Anthony Patton, Class of 1958Surgery Issueby Sara Silvestro2 minute readProfile Claims to Fame Chief of Thoracic and Vascular Surgery at Salem Hospital, retired; past president of the Boston Surgical Society; …
5. Surgery Issue Spring 2016

   Community Connections

   Community Connections Spring 2016Investigating neural networksSurgery Issueby Stephanie Dutchen2 minute readFeature How does consciousness emerge from the maze of neurons in the human brain? How do we and other animals process chaotic sensory inputs from …
6. The Cost of Conflict Issue Spring 2018

   Here, Yet Not Here

   Here, Yet Not Here Spring 2018When traumatic events etch themselves in the brain, behavior, well-being, and even the perception of reality can become altered, disrupting daily lifeThe Cost of Conflict Issueby Kevin JiangFeature Throughout most of his …
7. The Cost of Conflict Issue Spring 2018

   Life and Limb

   Life and Limb Spring 2018Prosthetics research is being fueled by new thinking, new materials, and new demands from those who rely on themThe Cost of Conflict Issueby Stephanie DutchenFeature "You won’t see World War II veterans with these injuries. You …
8. The Cost of Conflict Issue Spring 2018

   Chain Reactions

   Chain Reactions Spring 2018Generations of physicians have taken “do no harm” beyond the clinic by advocating for nuclear disarmamentThe Cost of Conflict Issueby Jake MillerFeature It’s not uncommon for a physician to tell a patient that she’s facing a …
9. The Cost of Conflict Issue Spring 2018

   A Backward Glance

   A Backward Glance Spring 2018Recollections, reverent and otherwise, from a member of the Class of 1945The Cost of Conflict Issueby Giulio D'angioPerspective When I was a student, Elliott Carr Cutler, MD 1913, was the Moseley Professor of Surgery at HMS …
10. The Cost of Conflict Issue Spring 2018

    Shock and Awe

    Shock and Awe Spring 2018Vascular surgeon Alik Farber talks about helping to heal those torn by traumaThe Cost of Conflict Issueby Ann Marie MentingProfile When conflicts erupt and trauma and injury result, physicians who serve in hospital emergency …