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Looking for Nature
Humans may have replaced much of the natural world with their own, but the need for contact with nature persists.
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Gone Before First Breath
Each year millions of fetuses die late in pregnancy for reasons usually unknown.
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Stop Shaking Hands!
Should health-care workers in hospitals stop shaking hands to prevent the spread of easily transmitted disease?
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Can We Kill HIV?
Working on it—with tools ranging from microbicides to dating apps.
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From Concept to Cure
A $50M gift aims to turn research into medicine, stat.
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Letting Go
Four tips on overcoming social anxiety
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A Miscarriage Clue
A researcher discovers the genes that may have caused the loss of her second pregnancy
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Dealmaking Doctor
The Executive Master Program helped this OB-GYN refine cancer care in Puerto Rico
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Malaria Man
Seeking the vaccine for the world’s #1 child killer
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The Aging Crisis
Can we get ready for a surge in the need for eldercare, before it’s too late?
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Portraits of Love
A student uplifts women with cancer and their care teams
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Figure It Out!
A biomedical engineering class addresses real-world problems
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The Science of Aging
Brown scientists search for keys to living longer—and better.
Medicine & Health
Swab for the Future
Dr. Karen Bell ’68, ’70 MMSc swabs for Alzheimer's research
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