Dean Runge discusses the importance of patience and self-care
Questioning the use of virtual reality technology, remembering a classmate, and more
Dean Runge gives recent examples of teamwork at Michigan Medicine
Discovery research updates
Nicole Fawcett
The prize is awarded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, which also awards Nobel Prizes
Kristy Demas
A van gets converted into a speech lab
Faculty milestones and accolades
Professorships recently inaugurated
Katie Whitney
Q&A with the new executive vice dean for academic affairs
Carl E. Bartecchi
The unsung story of a Med School alum, Confederate soldier, POW, Union surgeon, pioneer, politician, and entrepreneur
By J. Alexander Navarro
People paid a price for prematurely celebrating the end of the 1918 flu pandemic.
By Katie Whitney
A historian unpacks the collection at U-M.
The latest updates from our alumni
An alum fights racism in medicine and says we need to focus on policy changes
Katie Vloet
An oncologist is helping veterans get access to telehealth
Otto Gago, M.D. (Residency 1967), died February 26, 2022, at age 86.
Larry Sanford Matthews, M.D. (Residency 1970), died November 27, 2021, at age 84.
David Alvarez, D.O. (Residency 1995, Fellowship 1996), died January 13, 2022, at age 62.
Megan VanStratt, Sarah Nodarse, and Noah Fromson
$10 million gift will rename the critical care institute for Max Harry Weil, M.D.
By MargaretAnn Cross
Paul and Carolyn Lichter make generous plans for the future.
BY TIFFANI LANGFORD
The institute will pursue diabetes research and life-changing therapies
Kirk Brower
Chief wellness officer talks about how to avoid burnout
By Mark Bicket, M.D.
Caring for patients with acute and chronic pain
By Dana Habers
A race to deliver COVID vaccines at Michigan Medicine
A first-generation student develops a web platform to break down barriers for others
A dual enrollee is focusing on his “why.”
by Katie Whitney
A medical student advocates for health care providers with disabilities.
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By Kristy Demas
The hospital will be called the Pavilion at University of Michigan Health
By Maggie Callahan-Mabus
The Steinbergs are giving back to their "second family" at Michigan Medicine.
Bringing awareness to metastatic breast cancer
