In Print

Graham Ramsay

From Focus:
Hundreds More Players Spotted on DNA Repair Team
A surprisingly vast molecular emergency team responds to the everyday genetic nicks and dings caused by chemicals, foods, radiation, and oxygen byproducts, according to a recent study. The research expands the sparse ranks of known DNA damage–response proteins from a couple dozen to a legion of more than 700. The authors on this and related papers include (from left) Bin Wang, Shuhei Matsuoka, Stephen Elledge, and Agata Smogorzewska.

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The Globalization of Health Care

Thursday, June 21
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Science Progress

A new HMS site tracing paths to progress in health care through funding, science, and discovery.

StudenTalk

Personal takes on issues inside and outside the classroom.

Spotlight

Steve Gilbert

Martin Offers Guides for Listening and Leading
HMS dean Joseph Martin gave the keynote address at the Class Day ceremony on the Quad. He recounted six key qualities of leadership as a framework for the graduates' future practice.

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Student Scene

Graham Ramsay

Seasons of Change: Toasting and Roasting the Chief Residents
Things can get a little hot even if you’re the one doing the roasting, says Nicole Martin, describing a send-off of the outgoing housestaff at MGH.

Lab Works

A multimedia site featuring Harvard Medical research.