Saving Lives in the Sky

When first responders and smaller hospitals exhaust their resources in their efforts to save a patient’s life, it’s Survival Flight they call for help.

BY RICK KRUPINSKI

Taking a Stand

The U-M Medical School becomes the first in the nation to decline corporate support for continuing medical education to avoid conflict of interest — or even its appearance.

BY JEFF MORTIMER

When Good Proteins Go Bad

Proteins are complex and fundamental workhorses of the human body, but when they go awry, disease and dysfunction can be the end result.

BY SALLY POBOJEWSKI

White Coat photo gallery
Reunion photo gallery
Faculty awards
Sesquicentennial, revisited
Health Effects of the Gulf Oil Spill, by Eric Riles, M.D.

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