TMC’s Dr. Farr Curlin was named CMDA Educator of the Year for “exceptional dedication to using healthcare education to change the world.” Read more about Dr. Curlin, and the award here. […]
Farr Curlin Named CMDA Educator of the Year

TMC’s Dr. Farr Curlin was named CMDA Educator of the Year for “exceptional dedication to using healthcare education to change the world.” Read more about Dr. Curlin, and the award here. […]
Questioning preventive medicine: Is a pound of prevention worth an ounce of cure? Join us for a symposium on clinical and ethical questions raised by the medicalization of risk. Everyone knows that it is better to prevent an illness than to treat it once it has occurred. In accord with this maxim, medicine offers innumerable […]
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Congratulations to Ashlyn Stackhouse, TMC Fellowship alumna and graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University’s genetic counseling master’s program, who will start her practice at North Carolina Children’s Hospital. VCU recently featured a story about her discovery of her vocation. “Ashlyn Stackhouse has never been afraid of a challenge, whether it was leaving home as a teenager […]
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M. Therese Lysaught, PhD, is Professor of Moral Theology and Healthcare at the Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics and Health Care Leadership at the Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola University Chicago. Her scholarly work brings into conversation the fields of theology, medicine, bioethics, and global health. Her books include Biopolitics after Neuroscience: Morality and the Economy […]
From March 13-15, 2022, thirty TMC faculty, staff, current students and alumni will be among those attending and lecturing at the Conference on Medicine and Religion (CMR) in Portland, Oregon. The theme of this year’s gathering is “Space for the Sacred in Care of the Sick.” Farr Curlin, MD, spoke about his vision for CMR […]
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Dr. Jennie Weiss Block, OP is a Dominican laywoman and a practical theologian. She has served as chief advisor to Dr. Paul Farmer since 2009 and was his chief of staff in his role as United Nations Deputy Special Envoy under President Bill Clinton. In her current role as chief advisor, she provides strategic guidance […]
In these three minute videos, Emmy Yang, MTS ’20, and Karen Frush, MD, CTHC ’22 share about their experiences joining health care and faith as Theology, Medicine, and Culture students. […]
Norman Wirzba pursues research and teaching interests at the intersections of theology, philosophy, ecology, and agrarian and environmental studies. He lectures frequently in Canada, the United States, and Europe. In particular, his research is centered on a recovery of the doctrine of creation and a restatement of humanity in terms of its creaturely life. He […]
A two-year $250,000 grant from the John and Wauna Harman Foundation will support a new Duke Divinity School program aimed at reducing racial disparities in advance care planning and overcoming racial inequities in health care. The Advance Care Planning and Healthy Living Through Faith (ACP-HLTF) program will help strengthen the capacity of the African American […]
Join us for a panel discussion exploring the theological dimensions of anatomy lab with Farr Curlin MD, palliative care physician and TMC Co-director, and J. Ross Wagner, PhD, Associate Professor of New Testament at Duke Divinity School. The conversation will be moderated by UNC medical student and Triangle CMDA leader Hope Gehle. The panelists will […]
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