psr history
Op-ed in the New York Times quoting Greater Boston PSR’s Dr. Arthur Hale and PSR co-founder Dr. Bernard Lown.
Commentary in the AMA Journal of Ethics co-authored by PSR Board Member Joseph G. Hodgkin, MD.
An exhibit at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health highlights the role of health care professionals including PSR activists in the anti-nuke movement.
Since the President of the USA holds sole authority over any decision to put nuclear weapons into battle, this seems as good a time as any to examine what we know about President Donald Trump’s thinking on nuclear weapons.
Op-ed in the Bangor Daily News on PSR co-founder Bernard Lown, MD’s legacy.
CounterPunch article on the legacy of PSR co-founder Dr. Bernard Lown.
Lewiston Sun Journal article mentioning Dr. Bernard Lown’s work with PSR.
PSR co-founder Bernard Lown, MD is featured on a new dollar coin. Read more from the Portland Press Herald.
Physicians for Social Responsibility celebrates the life of our esteemed colleague, Daniel Ellsberg, who passed away on June 16.
PSR joined commemorations of the March for Peace and Justice on June 12th, 1982, in New York City, the largest mass protest for nuclear disarmament in history.