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Harvard graduates invented the iron lung, cultivated the polio virus that led to vaccines, introduced insulin to the United States, mapped the visual system of the brain, created the external cardiac pacemaker, developed artificial skin, conducted the first successful kidney transplant, and much more. To be a Harvard medical student is to be inspired by a history of innovative achievements unlike any other. You will graduate equipped to help design innovative solutions to the complex challenges of modern medicine by making a significant contribution in pioneering new cures, methods of medical treatment, clinical strategies, and technologies.

Sarah Russell

 

“An HMS education is not only about working with some of the pioneers in the medical profession or with unbelievably talented and supportive students. It is about access to a whole new world of innovative, incredibly rewarding experiences that no other school can offer.”

Sarah Russell [profile]
St. Paul, Minnesota

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last updated: 11/7/2006

What it Means to be a Harvard Doctor

The study of medicine is a powerful integration of science, technologies, experience, and experiment that enables its students to alleviate human pain and suffering wherever in the world it may occur. At its finest, it is a quest to improve the human condition.

To study medicine at Harvard is to prepare to play a leading role in this quest.

For over two centuries, Harvard Medical School has excelled not only in teaching the practice of medicine but also in bringing out the best in those who practice it.

If medicine is your calling, there is no better place to be than at Harvard Medical School. We look forward to receiving your completed application.