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Curriculum Reform

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Charting a New Course for Future Physicians

Doctors Donn Fassero (M'74), Todd Smith (M'91), and Richard Han (M'09)

Enduring Lessons

Kara-Grace Leventhal

Under Study

Allan J. Goody

Gift of Teaching

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Check Up: News & Research

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After Concussion, Rest Is Best

brain imaging of parkinson's

Old Drug, New Promise in Clinical Trial for Parkinson’s

In a small scale study, GUMC researchers have discovered that a drug used to treat leukemia improves the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.

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Finding the Right Anti-Malarial Mix

Although global malaria mortality rates fell by 60% over the past 15 years, drug-resistant malarial parasites are on the rise…

Students Meet With White House Medical Team

Addressing Oral Health in D.C.

Did You Eat Your Broccoli?

Excelling in Huntington’s Disease Care Through Cura Familia

MedStar Georgetown University Hospital Plans Facility Expansion

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student pinning up where he matched on US map
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graphic of stats from match day: 196 students in class of 2016
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Match Day 2016

The annual event known as Match Day is a pivotal day in the life of graduating medical students. At medical schools nationwide, at the same moment, fourth year graduates opened the envelopes that informed them where they will be deployed for their residency programs.

On Campus

Physios program students sitting in lecture hall

Physios at 40

Cancer survivors offer medical lessons through personal stories

Patients as Teachers

Cancer survivors offer medical lessons through personal stories…

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