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Spring 2021

Pulled Away from the Lab

PhD students felt agnst but also moved their work forward as pandemic restrictions set in. Read More >

Be Well

The pressure to perform and maladaptive perfectionism exact a toll on the mental health of clinicians. What’s the right response? Read More >

Poison Center Pinch Hits

Variants and sundry. | Model for the camera. | Disinformation inoculation. | Poison center gets it done. Read More >

Panning for Antibodies

The travails before the trials of a promising COVID-19 treatment. Read More >

What a Finish!

Rotations, residency interviews, tying the knot . . . Little transpired as it was supposed to for the Class of 2021. Read More >

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