A guided mindfulness-based stress reduction program was as effective as the gold-standard drug for patients with anxiety, according to a randomized clinical trial led by Georgetown University Medical Center researchers.
On October 22, hundreds of cyclists gathered for the first BellRinger ride, a fundraiser for Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center that supports critically needed cancer research.
A team of medical students are leading active bystander trainings across Georgetown’s campuses and throughout Washington, DC, to encourage early intervention in the chain of care for opioid overdoses.
First-year medical students learned about the social construction of race and societal structures that have led to disparities and inequities in health.
As classes begin on the main campus, hear from our newest Hoyas in their own words about their paths to Georgetown and their goals for their time on campus.
With an award from the National Science Foundation, Georgetown will lead a team of scientists to advance research on sources of emerging infectious diseases and train scientists in the field.
Students in the School of Medicine started a free summer mentoring program that helps undergraduates who are underrepresented in medicine realize their dreams of going to medical school.
In a national trial, Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center researchers discovered that weekly telephone-based cessation counseling and nicotine replacement for people who smoke resulted in an improved cigarette quit rate.
The doctoral program is designed for individuals seeking to advance nursing science and those they serve in academic, community health, health care, policy, global and research settings.
Medical students from Georgetown’s student-run health clinic volunteered at the Capital Pride Festival with Casa Ruby, a local organization that provides services for transgender people.
