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Daniel L. Faden, MD

Person: Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, Harvard Medical School, Head and Neck Surgeon, Mass. Eye and Ear
Dr. Daniel Faden is a board-certified specialist in head and neck cancer surgery. He completed residency training in otolaryngology–head and neck surgery at the University of California, San Francisco before completing two clinical fellowships in advanced head and neck oncologic surgery and cranial...

Dunia E. Abdul-Aziz, MD

Person: Instructor in Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, Harvard Medical School, Staff Physician, Mass Eye and Ear, Investigator, Tillotson Cell Biology Unit
Dr. Dunia Abdul-Aziz is a board-certified otolaryngologist specializing in otology and neurotology. Her clinical interests include hearing loss, chronic ear disease, eustachian tube disorders, vestibular disorders, and tumors and other diseases involving the lateral skull base. She has also...

Colby Hyland

Person: LAHMS
Program: HMS PathwaysHometown: Worcester, MAUndergrad: Princeton UniversityDegree(s): AB in Molecular Biology, Minor in DanceInterests: Surgery, outcomes research, value-based care, LGBTQ+ medicineIRL: Contemporary dance, geography/nature, cooking, swimming

Rachel Liu, MD

Person: Research Fellow Alum
Attending Anesthesiologist, Peking University People's Hospital

37th GLMA Annual Conference on LGBTQ Health

Events: Tuesday, Sep 10, 2019, 08:00pm -Friday, Sep 13, 2019, 08:00pm
We are excited to reveal that the 37th GLMA Annual Conference on LGBTQ Health will be held in New Orleans at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside Hotel from September 11-14, 2019. Be sure to mark your calendars and make plans to be there with more than 450 of your colleagues from across the country and...

Announcement: Archives for Diversity and Inclusion Program

News: November 06, 2018
The Center for the History of Medicine is pleased to announce the Archives for Diversity and Inclusion. Building on the successes of the Archives for Women in Medicine program, the Archives for Diversity and Inclusion will expand in scope to include acquiring the research, teaching, and professional...

Exosomes “Swarm” to Protect Against Bacteria Inhaled Through the Nose

News: November 14, 2018
Boston, Mass. — Bacteria are present in just about every breath of air we take in. How the airway protects itself from infection from these bacteria has largely remained a mystery — until now. When bacteria are inhaled, exosomes, or tiny fluid-filled sacs, are immediately secreted from cells that...