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1. Viral World Issue Spring 2022

   Paul Farmer: A Remembrance

   Paul Farmer: A Remembrance Spring 2022A life in service to the worldViral World Issue4 minute readPerspective In late February, the HMS community, and indeed people around the world, were stunned by the news that physician, humanitarian, and social …
2. Viral World Issue Spring 2022

   A Radical Turn

   A Radical Turn Spring 2022A physician recalls the fight to achieve equitable medical care for the Black community in one small town in LouisianaViral World Issueby Stanley Rapoport14 minute readPerspective A garden party in Washington, DC, was not a venue …
3. The Cost of Conflict Issue Spring 2018

   The busy life of a medical student

   The busy life of a medical student Spring 2018The Cost of Conflict IssueProfile Meet Chelsea Messinger, MD 2020, a second-year student at HMS. Like many of her peers, Messinger is packing as much as she can into her years at the School, seeking both to …
4. The Cost of Conflict Issue Spring 2018

   From the Ground, Up

   From the Ground, Up Spring 2018The Cost of Conflict IssueSusan KarczProfile HMS graduates pursue careers in a spectrum of fields. Rarely, however, do they become cobblers. Casey Kerrigan, MD ’87, was still a student at HMS when she realized that medicine …
5. The Environment Issue Autumn 2017

   Alumni reminisce about life in Vanderbilt Hall

   Alumni reminisce about life in Vanderbilt Hall Autumn 2017HMS alumni share memories of their days in Vanderbilt HallThe Environment IssueAlumni Rounds We invited alumni of Harvard Medical School to answer the question: What is your favorite Vanderbilt …
6. Viral World Issue Spring 2022

   A Life Extinguished

   A Life Extinguished Spring 2022HMS mourns the killing of alumnus Preston Phillips, MDViral World Issue3 minute readIn Memoriam On Wednesday, June 1, Dean George Q. Daley and the HMS community learned of the killing of one of its alumni: Preston Phillips, …
7. The Environment Issue Autumn 2017

   After Effects

   After Effects Autumn 2017Scientists study how epigenetic mechanisms workThe Environment Issueby Greta Friar12 minute readFeature The chemical was everywhere: in water bottles and children’s sippy cups, dental sealants, and the linings of food cans. It was …
8. Sleep Issue Autumn 2022

   The Healing Power of Storytelling

   The Healing Power of Storytelling Autumn 2022An interview with Annie BrewsterSleep IssueInterview The Healing Power of Storytelling: Using Personal Narrative to Navigate Illness, Trauma, and Loss by Annie Brewster, MD, and Rachel Zimmerman  Annie …
9. Sleep Issue Winter 2023

   Missing Each Other

   Missing Each Other Winter 2023An interview with Ted BrodkinSleep IssueInterview Missing Each Other: How to Cultivate Meaningful Connections by Edward Brodkin and Ashley Pallathra When they set out to write Missing Each Other , clinician-researchers Edward …
10. Nature, Nurture Autumn 2017

    A Canary Named West Virginia

    A Canary Named West Virginia Autumn 2017Human health and the environment’s health are inseparableNature, Nurtureby Daniel Doyle16 minute readFeature Sandra Keeney grew up on Wolf Creek in Fayette County in southern West Virginia. She lives a mile out Wolf …