EDITORIAL

Medicine + Science
Project allows doctors to give back (AARP)
Researcher devotes life and profession to yoga (BWH Clinical & Research News)
Investigating mysteries of a connective tissue disorder (Clinical & Research News) 
Microdevices for next-generation precision medicine (Clinical & Research News)
Careers of the future: Biomedical and bioengineering (Clinical & Research News)
BWH chief PA leads on statewide opioid epidemic task force (BWH Bulletin)​
'We are still going to be here': Supporting community violence victims (Bulletin)
Improving the lives of victims of human trafficking (Clinical & Research News)
The study and use of fecal microbiota transplants to help patients (Bulletin)
Zika virus 101: Learning more from BWH’s Paul Sax (Bulletin)
Medicaid at 50: A model of home-based care (AARP)
Providing care, support to HIV patients for 25 years and counting (Bulletin)
Medical deduction means more food (AARP)
BWH's first aortic valve replacement without general anesthesia (Bulletin)
NASA astronaut with Brigham ties visits BWH (Bulletin)
Global Health Summit offers insight, inspiration (Bulletin)
New hands, new hope: Richard Mangino, one year later (Bulletin)
Doctor juggles work, family at UNC (Reese News)
Letty and Charlie live with the struggle of Alzheimer's (Wilmington StarNews)

Alzheimer's on the Mind
Published by North Carolina Health News
Part 1: Memory loss creeps in
​Part 2: The honeymoon ends
​Part 3: Always adjusting
Part 4: Everybody has their limits
​Part 5: Changing roles
Arts
From Hollis, NH, to Broadway (The Hippo Press) 
A behind-the-scenes look at the making of Chicago (Hippo)
Have camera, will travel (Hippo)
New Hampshire Theatre Awards turn 10 (Hippo) 
Owl City talks about creating own scene (Austin American-Statesman)

Education 
University Press of Florida: Local roots, expansive reach (UF at Work)
Heather White: Setting goals and embracing uncertainty (UF at Work)
UF student earns Fulbright to study mosses in Poland (Our Town)
Experimenting with a head start on science (The Boston Globe)
Superintendent finalist believes in direct involvement (StarNews)
Harvard's first Jewish president (The Harvard Crimson)

Misc.
Volunteers lend a hand and heart (AARP)​
Florida Free Speech Forum remains true to mission (Senior Times)
Tax-Aide an annual lifeline for many (AARP)
On the road to safer driving (AARP)
Spotting false promises (Senior Times)
7 things your passwords may reveal about you (AARP)
Chill out: Why you should try meditation (Hippo)​
Your efforts can make a difference (AARP)
Fraud Watch volunteers needed (AARP)
Millis library groundbreaking (Boston Globe) 
Maynard eyes a new face for Clock Tower Place (Boston Globe)
Pair shares death row stories after being freed (StarNews)
Cocktail U: The art of bartending (Hippo)
Along ziplines, adventurers soar high (Statesman)

ESSAY

Looking for love, for a friend (The Gainesville Sun and Braided Brook, vol. 2)
Marathon Monday, 2013: A birthday to remember (Medium)
Boston, one year later (Medium)