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Faculty Development Series: Talking 'Bout My Generation: Celebrating the New Culture of Learning in Medical Education
The Office of Educational Quality Improvement in partnership with the Sexual and Gender Minority Health Equity Initiative Faculty Development Series Please join us for the kick off to our new series of workshops and talks entitled: Talking 'Bout My Generation: Celebrating the New Culture of Learning...
Supporting Student Survivors with Disabilities
Harvard's Office of Sexual Assault Prevention & Response and Harvard University Disability Resources have partnered to bring national experts working at the intersection of disabilityand gender based violence. The workshop is offered free to students at Harvard. Light refreshments will be served...
CAMHS: Queer/LGBTQ Women’s Support Group
Harvard Counseling & Mental Health Services is launching its Queer/LGBTQ Women’s Support Group! The group is open to both undergrad and graduate students. This is a confidential support interested in a safe space to discuss concerns related to sexuality, relationships, family, health, academics and...
Join Venture Out for a Monday Queer Day Hike!
Join Venture Out* for a Monday Queer Day Hike! Boston Queer Day HikeMonday, September 30, 20193:00 PM 5:00 PMCrane Beach Loop Crane Beach, Ipswich, MA Agawam & Wabanaki Ancestral Land 3 Miles / 127’ Elevation GainSorry, no dogs allowed on the beach. Sign up for carpooling and meeting information...
The Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth Winter Quarterly Meeting
Winter Quarterly Commission Meeting: Thursday, 12/12 from 5-7pm at DPH Public Health Council Room, 250 Washington Street, Boston. This meeting is open to the public but you must RSVP here by 12/10 to be added to the security list. Government Issued ID is required for sign-in.
LAHMS Town Hall
Attention all current LGBTQ HMS medical students: Join us on December 17 from 5-7 pm in TMEC 250 for a conversation on LGBTQIA+ curriculum integration with the Sexual and Gender Minority Health Equity Initiative core faculty! John Dalrymple, Alex Keuroghlian, and Jenny Potter will share updates on...
Who Can Benefit From Vision Rehabilitation Services?
Patients who are, or may become, limited by their vision loss can benefit from vision rehabilitation. Individuals with acquired or genetic diagnoses that render them mildly, moderately, or severely visually impaired. Even those who are totally blind can benefit from vision rehabilitation. Rachel...
What is Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension?
IIH (also known as pseudotumor cerebri) is a disorder of idiopathic raised intracranial pressure primarily affecting overweight women of childbearing age, with an incidence of 3-4 per 100,000. Patients typically present with headaches (90%) that have nonspecific features of migraine or tension-type...
How is a Patient Diagnosed?
A recent update to the modified Dandy Criteria for IIH is used for diagnosis. Diagnosis relies on accurately identifying papilledema and excluding secondary forms of intracranial hypertension with neuroimaging. A lumbar puncture to ensure normal cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) constituents and confirm an...