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1. The Food Issue Winter 2012

   Stone Soup

   Stone Soup Winter 2012A pinch of food and a dash of stress may lead to a long lifeThe Food Issueby Jake MillerFeature Imagine a plate filled with vegetables, vibrant with color. They're sprinkled with nuts, drizzled with extra-virgin olive oil, and topped …
2. The Food Issue Winter 2012

   Place Setting

   Place Setting Winter 2012An orchard can be a labor of love—and a testament to biodiversityThe Food Issueby Angela AlbertiFeature A glint of turquoise passes in front of him as he stands quietly, one hand wrapping a yellow coffee mug. The dragonfly lightly …
3. The Food Issue Winter 2012

   AIDS at 30

   AIDS at 30 Winter 2012A shape-shifting virus continues to perplex researchersThe Food Issueby Scott P. EdwardsFeature It was a bold promise made on an April day in 1984. Secretary of Health and Human Services Margaret Heckler proclaimed that a preventive …
4. Rural Health Issue Spring 2017

   In the Picture

   In the Picture Spring 2017Researchers act to improve geographic diversity in clinical studiesRural Health Issueby Stephanie Dutchen12 minute readFeature For three generations, Monica Bertagnolli’s family has raised cattle in Wyoming. Their ranch, the …
5. A National Portrait Issue Winter 2013

   Family Matters

   Family Matters Winter 2013For family medicine practitioners, it's the relationships that make the differenceA National Portrait Issueby Jessica Cerretani6 minute readProfile John Tudor When John Tudor graduated from HMS in 1964, family medicine wasn’t …
6. Rural Health Issue Spring 2017

   Rally Round

   Rally Round Spring 2017What can be done to bolster the dwindling number of rural physicians?Rural Health Issueby Jessica Cerretani11 minute readFeature It was the end of a long day at the clinic. As Byron Crouse latched the door behind him, he spotted a …
7. A National Portrait Issue Winter 2013

   Primary School

   Primary School Winter 2013The HMS Center for Primary Care brings leadership, innovation to a field in fluxA National Portrait IssueBy Jake Miller9 minute readInterview Launched in October 2010 with a $30 million gift from an anonymous donor, the HMS …
8. A National Portrait Issue Winter 2013

   Beyond Belief

   Beyond Belief Winter 2013Research is sounding the depths of the connections between spiritual practice and biomedicineA National Portrait Issueby David Cameron8 minute readFeature Not long ago, David Rosmarin found himself in an awkward situation. …
9. A National Portrait Issue Winter 2013

   Multiple Choice

   Multiple Choice Winter 2013Shared decision making requires doctors and patients to acknowledge personal values—and idiosyncrasiesA National Portrait Issueby R. Alan Leo8 minute readFeature The pain was sudden, intense. Young and athletic, a distance …
10. How Bugs Are Built Issue Summer 2013

    Screen Protector

    Screen Protector Summer 2013How Bugs Are Built Issueby Katie DuboffFeature Maps have evolved considerably since the first cartographers painted sketches on cave walls thousands of years ago. Modern maps depict distances between locations and, when …