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Racism in Medicine Issue Winter 2021
Working for Systemic Change in Medicine
Working for Systemic Change in Medicine Winter 2021CommentaryRacism in Medicine Issueby George Q. Daley3 minute readPerspective Like so many millions throughout the world, I was appalled and sickened by the killing of George Floyd. It was a vile act that …
Skin Issue Autumn 2021
Written in the Skin
Written in the Skin Autumn 2021Skin Issueby Stephanie DutchenFeature The passion for science, medicine, and education runs deep at Harvard Medical School—so deep, in fact, that many community members have chosen to permanently imprint representations of …
Skin Issue Autumn 2021
Who’ll Stop the Rain?
Who’ll Stop the Rain? Autumn 2021The outsized toll COVID-19 has taken on people of color reflects the insidious effects of structural inequitySkin Issueby Elizabeth GehrmanFeature The statistics are alarming. Between March and June of 2020, Latinx and …
Skin Issue Autumn 2021
Tailored for Perfection
Tailored for Perfection Autumn 2021The self-doubts that many high-achieving people develop when facing the demands of academics or a profession can be cripplingSkin Issueby Jake MillerFeature In the undergraduate English address he delivered during …
The Food Issue Winter 2012
Medical Toque
Medical Toque Winter 2012When white coats do double duty, prescriptions can be tastyThe Food Issueby Jessica CerretaniProfile Michelle Hauser Mise en place: Resident physician, Cambridge Health Alliance; Chef, Le Cordon Bleu Diplome; 2009–10 Zuckerman …
Space Savers Issue Spring 2012
5 Questions with an Expert on the Origins of Life
5 Questions with an Expert on the Origins of Life Spring 2012A conversation with Jack SzostakSpace Savers Issueby Susan KarczInterview What led you to shift from researching telomeres, work for which you received a Nobel Prize, to researching the origins …
Space Savers Issue Spring 2012
A Career in Aerospace Medicine
A Career in Aerospace Medicine Spring 2012A profile of Royce MoserSpace Savers Issueby Karin KiewraProfile Claims to Fame Twenty-three-year U.S. Air Force veteran; former commander, USAF School of Aerospace Medicine (USAFSAM); professor emeritus, Rocky …
Space Savers Issue Spring 2012
No Skies, No Limits
No Skies, No Limits Spring 2012Technology from the space program now aids medicineSpace Savers Issueby Elizabeth DoughertyProfile Tang. Teflon. Velcro. NASA spinoffs? Not a one. Now try invisible braces, scratch-resistant lenses, ear thermometers, and …
Space Savers Issue Spring 2012
Star Guide
Star Guide Spring 2012Biomedicine reaps rewards from scientific pursuits in spaceSpace Savers Issueby Jake MillerProfile Try as you might, there’s no way you can cram an MRI onto a spacecraft, not if you want to get it off the ground. But bringing such a …
Space Savers Issue Spring 2012
A Wing and A Prayer
A Wing and A Prayer Spring 2012Medicine takes to the air to serve far-flung populationsSpace Savers Issueby Angela AlbertiFeature Called the mountain kingdom, Lesotho is the only country in the world situated entirely at elevations above 5,000 feet. It is …