MSM Doctors Honored in Black Enterprise Magazine

Six doctors from the Morehouse School of Medicine were honored in this month's edition of Black Enterprise magazine.

Medical Students Join Effort to Save Grady

Future Residents Demonstrate Support Through Letter-Writing Campaign

Morehouse School of Medicine Faculty, Residents, Students Take Part in Rally to Save Grady Memorial Hospital

A number of administrators, faculty, residents, and students of Morehouse School of Medicine participated in the Nov. 26, 2007 "Grady is Vital" Rally.

A 5,000 Mile Two-Way Street

New MSM Global Health Task Force Program to Offer Greater Global Perspective

MSM Hosts Chinese Delegation

Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) may have played a pivotal role in strengthening international relations ...

Dr. Mary Langley Spurs Urban and Rural Kids — and Their Parents — To Success Through Faith-Based Community Programs

Langley works to promote youth development ... By Suzanne Wright

MSM Researcher Pioneers Gene Therapy for Triple-Negative Breast Tumors Common Among African Americans and Hispanics

MSM Researcher Pioneers Gene Therapy ... By Suzanne Wright

MSM Researcher Finds Link Between Strokes and Chemical Warfare

What do strokes and bioterrorism have in common? Plenty, according to pioneering research being conducted by MSM ...

MSM Spearheads Programs Aimed at Slashing School and Community Violence

Griffin talks about two city-wide inititatives that are positively impacting Atlanta.

Dr. Lawrence Sanders Jr. Champions For a Healthy Grady Memorial Hospital

Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs at Morehouse School of Medicine

MSM’s Marjorie Smith Discusses the Changing Face of Service over Three Decades

In 1978, Dr. Marjorie Smith joined the faculty as an assistant professor in the Department of Pathology (full story) By Suzanne Wright

Empowering Through Health Literacy

A great deal of health information contains complex information that may be difficult to understand. When people have continual trouble understanding health information, do they lose interest in their own health care?

About Alice Gloster Green Burnette

There is no doubt that Alice ranks in the top tier of founders of this great school.

MSM Alumnus Puts “Reality” into Studies and Service

In the mid 1990s, Bonnie Simpson Mason, M.D. (’96) led some of the first fitness classes held at the original Morehouse School of Medicine Fitness Center.