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As most of Washington, D.C. slept during the early hours of Jan. 20, a group of School of Medicine and Health Sciences students made their way to the National Mall to assist with medical aid at the Presidential Inauguration.

Vanessa Northington Gamble, M.D., Ph.D., discusses the integration movement through the eyes of Edith Irby at the inaugural lecture on Jan. 24.

As part of the #ProtectOurPatients campaign, students walked to Capitol Hill to deliver a petition asking Congress not to repeal the health care law.

Patients suffering from various diseases can benefit from different forms of exercise, and George Washington's Josh Woolstenhulme, Ph.D., D.P.T., is using his degrees in physical therapy and rehabilitation physiology to help figure out the most efficient ways to prescribe exercise.

Innovative proposals from George Washington University M.D. students created during 2015’s HIV clinical public health summit are now part of Washington, D.C.’s new HIV/AIDS Action Plan.

The GW Transplant Institute, with the GW Ron and Joy Paul Kidney Center, recognized donors at the inaugural Living Donor Appreciation Celebration, held Nov. 16.

A mother-daughter pair shares their story of donation and serendipity.

At December’s GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences clinical public health summit, “How Clinicians Can Help Create an AIDS-Free Generation,” first-year M.D. students learned firsthand how they could turn the tide on HIV.

The Department of Integrated Health Sciences, housed at the Virginia Science and Technology Campus, includes two major programs, with potential expansion for more.

A dry eye was hard to find in the crowded auditorium of GW Hospital on Trauma Survivors' Day — the stories patients told about the care they received were both heartrending and inspiring.