Ebola Vaccine – Have We Considered Sustainability?
Ebola is a devastating disease, and not a way anyone would want to die. As a nurse who worked in a 120-bed Ebola treatment unit in Liberia...
On the Pulse | 06/20/18
Community health
Gross and Colleagues Write Opinion Piece on Toxic Stress of Separating Parents and Children
In a new opinion piece published in The Hill, Professor Deborah Gross and colleagues Ellen Olshansky (Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social...
On the Pulse | 06/18/18
Taking PRIDE in Our Communities
LGBTQ+ PRIDE is here once again, and every year that passes I check in with myself to see what that means for me (a queer cisgender woman),...
On the Pulse | 06/15/18
We Need More Social Support When There’s “No Way Out”—A Commentary on Suicide Prevention
On the heels of the CDC’s recent report on increasing suicide rates in the U.S. and the tragic deaths of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain,...
On the Pulse | 06/08/18
Celebrating National Nurses Week—A Look Back Through the Years
In celebration of National Nurses Week, take a look back through the years of nursing starting with the birth of modern nursing....
On the Pulse | 05/09/16
Fluent in Human
Is a little knowledge actually dangerous? I get asked this question a lot when I tell people that I teach Medical Spanish to learners who...
On the Pulse | 03/31/16
Dean Davidson Blogs for Huffington Post
Check out Dean Patricia Davidson’s first post as a new blogger for the Huffington Post: “The Wisdom to Know, and Overcome, the...
On the Pulse | 03/29/16
Portraits of Aging in Baltimore
This summer, I visited Mrs. M in her home as a CAPABLE research nurse. Mrs. M is 80 years old, African American and lives in West...
On the Pulse | 11/02/15
