Wearing their white coats, students gathered with fellow demonstrators at City Hall Plaza carrying signs that read, “Protect the Children,” “Immigrants Make America Great,” and “Separating Families is Bad for Health.”
The six-week seminar focuses on integrating nutrition and diet education through cooking and counseling techniques.
Leighanne Ormston placed third in the 2018 Ruth and William Silen, MD, Award for the Microbiology, Immunology, Genetics, or Molecular Biology Category for her poster presentation.
Nina Gummadi aims to characterize mental health issues, as well as barriers to mental health care, in orphaned or abandoned children in India.
The hard work has paid off! Watch the video! Check out the Facebook album! Congratulations! #BUSMMatch2018 #Match2018
An opportunity for the wider BUMC community to see how BUSM students add value to the health of our patients – through video!
More than 300 BUMC students, faculty and staff walked out of their classes and offices in their white coats or adorned in orange to demonstrate solidarity with the victims of gun violence in Parkland, Fla., and other cities and towns around the country.
Melissa Chua recently published two papers and a review article based on work she completed as part of the Medical Student Summer Research Program.
On Wednesday, March 14, at 10 a.m. there will be a campuswide walkout to demonstrate solidarity with the victims of gun violence in Parkland, Florida, and across the United States.
This year’s annual Medical Student Research Symposium featured research posters by 49 students.