David S. Jones, A. Bernard Ackerman Professor of the Culture of Medicine, Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the Faculty of Medicine, Harvard University
Dominic Hall, Curator, Warren Anatomical Museum, Harvard Medical School

... Read more about Lecture: 500 Years of Human Dissection

... Read more about Lecture: The Efficacy of Placebos: A Historian's Perspective

Romanian songs, Tibetan dance, original poetry, and Mendelssohn Piano Trio in C minor featuring Simona Bor, Tina Tan, Jennifer Hu, Wanxin Cheng, Kai Huang, AK Barnett-Hart, Nicholas Bodnar, and Christopher Lim....

Celebrating the choral art and its role in society, featuring distinguished speakers and the Joyful Noise chorus in conversation with Andrew Clark, Director of Choral Activities, Harvard. Musicians, researchers, and disability advocates will explore the intersections of music and disability, neuroscience, wellness, and community. Alice Parker and Joyful Noise will lead symposium attendees in song.
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Celebrated chorus Joyful Noise, composed of adults with significant physical and/or neurological disabilities, joins the Harvard-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum and the Brattle Street Chamber Players in Sanders Theatre on Friday, April 11. Renowned conductor, composer, and educator Alice Parker will lead the choruses and audience in works that speak to the power of music for wellness and community.
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Harvard Medical School welcomes a grand piano to the TMEC Atrium
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The Boston Medical Library is pleased to present
THE 10th J. WORTH ESTES, MD HISTORY OF MEDICINE LECTURE
"Broken Hearts: The Tangled History of Cardiac Care," given by David S. Jones, MD, PhD
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Exhibit: "Body of Knowledge, A History of Anatomy {in 3 Parts}"
Dates: Exhibit will run from March 6, 2014 - December 5, 2014
For complete exhibit details visit: http://chsi.harvard.edu/chsi_specex.html
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Open to Harvard Undergraduates, registration link: http://ofa.fas.harvard.edu/courses/january.php

Can looking at art change the way one sees a patient? Can music be used therapeutically in neurologic disorders? Can reflection and narrative writing enhance empathy? The Committee on Arts&Humanities@HMS, the Office for the Arts at Harvard and the Museum of Fine Arts Boston invite...

Beacon Press director Helene Atwan explores the relationship between editor and author with Danielle Ofri, a practicing physician, author, and the editor of the Bellevue Literary Review, the premier literary journal focused on illness, health, and healing.

How does writing change Ofri’s practice of medicine? How does editing the Bellevue Literary Review inform her view of her hospital and her patients?...

... Read more about Gold Foundation event, "Days of Discontent: Mending the Broken Bond between Patient and Practitioner" - RSVP Required