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Karaoke party at UMHS

Gallery: Karaoke Therapy

A Dog's Tale

Anna and Denver, Michigan Medicine's two full-time therapy dogs, offer companionship, kindness, and something very special to everyone they meet.

House Calls

eClinics at Michigan Medicine open the door to faster and easier visits, with more face time with physicians.

100 Years, 9,000 Babies, and a Lifetime of Memories

As the University celebrates its bicentennial, Dr. Philip Peven looks back on his own centennial

Dr. Philip Peven

Forum

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Marschall Runge
Fall 2018

AI and the Irreplaceable Human Element

How artificial intelligence and machine learning impact medicine

Marschall Runge
Spring 2018

Provider Burnout Affects Us All

We need to protect our self-care and wellness, Dr. Runge says

Fall 2017

Good Sports

The M-Home Olympics

News & Research

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Adaptive Triathlon
Fall 2018

Adaptive Triathlon

Twenty-seven young athletes competed in the first-ever adaptive triathlon

Michigan Medicine faculty making news
Fall 2018

Cited

Michigan Medicine faculty making news

Curbing Intimate Partner Violence
Fall 2018

Curbing Intimate Partner Violence

BY CRAIG MCCOOL

Developing a curriculum on intimate partner violence for lower-resource countries

Faculty

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Lori Isom
Fall 2018

Saving Lives with Basic Science

BY MARGARITA BAUZÁ

A focus on ending deadly seizures

Faculty milestones and accolades
Fall 2018

Honors

Faculty milestones and accolades

What can we learn from Michigan’s Medicaid expansion plan?
Fall 2018

An Ounce of Prevention

BY LAUREN CRAWFORD

What can we learn from Michigan’s Medicaid expansion plan?

History

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Soldiers from Fort Riley, Kansas, ill with the flu at a nearby camp in 1918.
Fall 2018

“This Infection, Like War, Kills the Young”

BY KATIE VLOET

Dean Vaughan and the 1918 influenza pandemic

ON A MISSION Mary Hancock McLean (M.D. 1883) became a champion for those in need, both in her native St. Louis and around the world. The newspaper clip below highlights one of her overseas missions: “Here in St. Louis, a cultured woman has abandoned an income of $10,000 a year and the comforts and enjoyments of the land of her birth to become a missionary in China.”
Spring 2018

Petticoat Junction

BY LARA ZIELIN

Alumna Mary Hancock McLean, pioneering female surgeon

Dr. Howard Markel’s new book about the Kellogg brothers
Fall 2017

Breakfast, Business, and Battling Brothers

Dr. Howard Markel’s new book about the Kellogg brothers

Alumni

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R. Scott Decker
Fall 2018

The Hunt for a Bioterrorist

BY LARA ZIELIN

An alum and FBI special agent on the anthrax task force

Class Notes
Fall 2018

Class Notes

The latest from our alumni

Julia Geynisman-Tan
Fall 2018

Erasing Human Trafficking

BY LAUREN CRAWFORD

How one alumna is helping survivors of the sex trade

Lives Lived

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Jean M. Malouin
Fall 2018

Jean M. Malouin, M.D.

Remembering a beloved practitioner, mentor, and leader

Lives Lived
Fall 2018

In Memoriam

Remembering our faculty, alumni, and friends

Robert C. Kelsch
Fall 2018

Robert C. Kelsch, M.D.

Remembering a cherished teacher, mentor, and researcher

Development News

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Joyce and Don Massey
Fall 2018

In Case of Emergency

BY KATIE VLOET AND SHELLEY ZALEWSKI

The Joyce and Don Massey Family Foundation and U-M make TBI breakthroughs

Block Out Cancer
Fall 2017

Block Out Cancer

Celebrities, community members support fight against childhood cancers

Carr family
Fall 2017

ChadTough: One Boy’s Legacy of Hope

BY KATIE VLOET

Pediatric brain tumor research at Michigan Medicine

Gray Matters

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Fall 2018

Hepatitis C and Opioid Use

BY ANNA LOK, M.D.

One researcher’s take on hepatitis C and the opioid crisis

Sexual Harassment in Medicine: #MeToo
Spring 2018

Sexual Harassment in Medicine: #MeToo

BY RESHMA JAGSI, M.D., D.PHIL.

One faculty’s response to the #MeToo movement

Two brothers, two opioid ODs at the same time
Fall 2017

The Cruelest Déjà Vu

BY BRITTANY ERVIN (M.D. CANDIDATE 2020)

Two brothers, two simultaneous opioid ODs

Moments

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Andy Eggleston
Fall 2018

An Unlikely Muse

BY LAUREN CRAWFORD; PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRYAN MITCHELL

Outsmarting stage fright

Hadrian Kinnear
Spring 2018

Advocacy and Action

BY LAUREN CRAWFORD | PHOTOGRAPHY BY SILAS GRIMES

Improving the LGBTQ experience at Michigan Medicine

Oliver Jintha Gadabu
Fall 2017

Forging Ahead

BY LAUREN CRAWFORD; PHOTO BY BRYAN MITCHELL

Ph.D.-to-be in health infrastructures and learning systems