Emmy-nominated alum combines medicine, media and storytelling

Reintegrating dental and medical care

Tackling research gaps in marijuana use

Inside the mind of physician-economist Bapu Jena

Improving transgender health care by unifying efforts across HMS

Improving communication and reducing disparities at the doctor's office

Improving human health on and off the Earth's surface

Trying to catch Alzheimer's disease before symptoms appear

Tour a lab that studies slumbering fruit flies

Inside the life of an anatomical museum curator

How doctors and patients can improve with the power of poems

How do doctors resolve ethical dilemmas hidden in everyday patient care?

John Brownstein mines social media to track disease

David Reich unravels prehistoric genetic code to explore human history

Young researchers call for change to make scientific careers sustainable

Stem cell researcher Amy Wagers enjoys the thrill of discovery

A plastic surgeon finds new ways to soothe physical and emotional wounds

Husband-wife team studies the genetics of cardiac disease

Basic science lays the foundation for tomorrow's medical breakthroughs.

A practicing physician with a leadership role in the HMS Division of Medical Ethics reflects on power shifts over the decades.

Court's decision on the Affordable Care Act will shape policy for years to come. Gregory Curfman, an HMS assistant professor and executive editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, shares insight and analysis.

Nobel Laureate Jack Szostak is working to build primitive cells in the laboratory.

A new imaging tool is poised to transform breast cancer screening. Plus, cancer researchers develop 3D tissue models and a radiologist shares her perspective.

Experiences in the clinic during the third year of medical school spur a remarkable transformation. For the first time, future MDs begin to feel like doctors.