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Anesthesiologist Emery Brown | Meeting the minds

A seeker of anesthesia's secrets

By Andrew Rimas
Globe Correspondent / September 11, 2006

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Anesthesiology is not just about putting patients to sleep. ``It's not just a service so that someone can have surgery," says Dr. Emery Brown of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology and MIT's department of brain and cognitive sciences. ``It's a compelling intellectual question." (Full article: 742 words)

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