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When Pregnancy Gets Complicated

Studying preeclampsia helps scientists better understand blood pressure and kidney function in women and men. Read More

Anatomy, Cadavers, and The Art of the Obituary

Bethany Kette (M’20) enlisted Emily Langer (C’06), obituary writer for The Washington Post, to teach an obituary workshop to a group of 25 first-year medical students. Read More

PharmedOut Turns 10

A GUMC research and education project examining pharmaceutical industry marketing practices and supporting evidence-based, cost-effective prescribing. Read More

SEX: What’s the Difference?

To better understand human health, researchers study sex as a biological variable in the lab. Read More

Justice and Gender at Georgetown

Scholarship, policy, law, medicine, and society at large are increasingly addressing equality issues related to sex and gender—sex being biologically determined differences between male and… Read More

Volunteers Needed for Mentoring in Medicine

Hoya Gateway is an online platform established in 2013 to help students connect with alumni for conversations about different professions. Read More

Women In Medicine

In this issue, we chose to look at just a few of the many unique ways in which women are influencing medical research, practice, and education. Read More

Rural Health Meets Religious Pluralism

Three years ago, Ayaz Virji, MD (C’96, M’00), moved with his family to Dawson, a small town in western Minnesota, to pursue his interest in practicing rural health. Read More

Glowing Reviews for Radiation Author

From mammograms to airport scanners to nuclear power plant malfunctions, what are the real radiation risks? Read More

Participants Partner to Improve Research

Clinical Trials– Scientists cannot conduct high-quality clinical research without recruiting diverse participants to participate in clinical trials Read More