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For the Class of 2008, celebration, loss and an exhortation to dream

published on May 27, 2008

Graduates remember and honor a classmate, catch a glimpse of a former Beatle and hear from an illegal alien and migrant worker who persevered to become a neurosurgeon.
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The invisible hand of public health

published on May 27, 2008

Graduates learn that science is not enough to prevent disease and make the world a safer place.

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A fallen classmate’s lasting legacy

published on May 27, 2008

Mila Rainof’s warm smile and the way she embraced students, friends and patients has inspired an enduring memorial.

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Student curiosity on display at Student Research Day

published on May 6, 2008

At a poster session, students in medicine and public health explore topics from gene regulation to total disc replacement and hear a keynote address by a pioneer in hematology.
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April 2008

Is there a doctor in the house?

You bet. Real doctors and students impersonating doctors turned out to administer a strong dose of irreverent good humor, washed down with some infectious song and dance, during this year’s second year show.

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March 2008

Game. Set. Match!

Amid fruit flies and bread mold, some teachable moments

February 2008

A noteworthy endeavor for those who know the score	A heartfelt response to a patient’s plight	When the end stage is just the beginning
Out of bitter disappointment, a new cause is found

January 2008

If you don’t snooze, you lose	Banking on breakthroughs at the bench	From medical care to theatrical muse
Eye Center looks to the future

December 2007

A student-run clinic faces grown-up challenges

A healthy response to global ills

November 2007

A family shares a gene mutation and the will to fight	From bench to bedside, bedside to the community	Bringing the bird’s eye view down to earth
From rodeo doctor to U.S. senator	I’ll take that to go

October 2007

Unmasking a dentist’s unusual assignment	Cancer cluster	From bench to blackboard
When a bloody nose is nothing to sneeze at	This journal comes with a happy ending	Transplantation, transformed
When patients treat the doctor	Relax, a large grant is funding stress research	A building for science opens on Amistad Street
Too much of a good thing? Radiology chief cautions on CT scanning.