For the 70 members of the Medical School’s Admissions Committee, trying to imagine themselves as the patients of tomorrow is a big part of their work. -more-

	Lydia Pinkham’s genius was designing a “vegetable compound” just for women. Now, more than a century later, in places like the U-M Health System’s top-ranked Women’s Health Program, the best that medical science has to offer is being brought to bear on the creation of the best women-centered health ever imagined. -more-

Way back in the 1970s, before proteomics even had a name, Sam Hanash was studying hundreds of proteins in his quest to understand childhood cancers. -more-

In a world where research is king, who will train the next generation of physicians? -more-

"Guys and Dolls' Eyes"--A brand of psychotherapy all its own. -more-

The future unfolds for this year's graduating Medical School class. -more-