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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

Georgetown Magazine

Dec 2019

A Whole-Institution Approach

Committed to a whole-institution approach, Adanna J. Johnson leads the news Office of Student Equity and Inclusion

Hoya Highlight

Nov 2019

Hoya Highlight: Mannone Butler (B’94, L’99)

Executive Director, DC Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

Georgetown Magazine

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Oct 2019

Alumna Megan Twohey Broke the Harvey Weinstein Story That Helped Spark a Movement

Twohey and co-author Jodi Kantor exposed decades of alleged sexual harassment, abuse, and cover up by movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

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Oct 2019

Partnering for Health in Almost Heaven

An ongoing collaboration with a community in West Virginia has provided students in Georgetown’s online master’s degree program in nursing with insight into rural health challenges.

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Oct 2019

Research and Education: Synergy in Community

Since its launch eight years ago, the annual MedStar Health-Georgetown University Research Symposium brings together researchers, residents, academics, and collaborative partners from across the...

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Oct 2019

Cons of Probiotic Labels

Shopping for a good probiotic? Reading the labels may not provide enough information to weigh the options, according to a research team led by Georgetown University Medical Center.

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Oct 2019

Priming Cells for Better Cancer Treatment

New research has uncovered a mechanism thought to explain why some cancers don’t respond to a widely used form of immunotherapy called “checkpoint inhibitors” or anti-PD-1.

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

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Oct 2019

Justice and the Opioid Epidemic

Words from Regina LaBelle, JD (L’92), program director for the Addiction and Public Policy Initiative at Georgetown’s O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law.

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Oct 2019

Shining a Light on Drug Industry Influence

As the impact of the opioid crisis continues to unfold, Georgetown convened health professionals in June for a hard look at what is happening now and what can we do better going forward, as a country...

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

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Oct 2019

Learning Society Magic

For five years, transforming student experience through community building.

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Oct 2019

Honoring A Legend

The 18th Annual Founders Day event in April honored the contributions of Donald “Coach” Knowlan, MD (R’60, W’82, H’04), doubling as a 90th birthday celebration with 200 of his closest friends, former...

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Oct 2019

The Long Walk

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A Whole-Institution Approach

Hoya Highlight: Mannone Butler (B’94, L’99)

Alumna Megan Twohey Broke the Harvey Weinstein Story That Helped Spark a Movement

Partnering for Health in Almost Heaven

Research and Education: Synergy in Community

Cons of Probiotic Labels

Priming Cells for Better Cancer Treatment

Justice and the Opioid Epidemic

Shining a Light on Drug Industry Influence

Learning Society Magic

Honoring A Legend

The Long Walk

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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

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