Long-delayed by the pandemic, a Michigan Medicine-hosted conference on prevention of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) is set to take place next month.

Application window to submit Letters of Intent runs May 16 to June 13, 2022

Underfunded and little-understood, the common neurological condition should be part of the influential GBD study, the research team says.

Help EMERGE, the international emergency medicine research network, develop questions and ideas for future research.

Inexpensive and effective, cholesterol-lowering statins are ubiquitous in the United States to reduce the risk of heart disease. But a new study finds infrequent use in low-resource countries.

Among this year's presenters were more than 30 researchers from across the University

A medical student’s extended research project in Ghana was a success despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sometimes the best way to think outside the box is to just build a brand new box from scratch.

Members of the Chinese team behind the Winter Olympics’ new helicopter medevac program consulted with Michigan Medicine’s Survival Flight leaders in the run-up to the Games.

A UMMS student’s research project in Kenya finds him viewing health through a new lens: the one in his camera.

Global REACH recently welcomed to Michigan Medicine the latest cohort of visiting medical students from China’s Xiangya School of Medicine.

Rooney's ALL-SAFE project to make laparoscopic surgical training widely accessible advances in the Global Surgical Training Challenge

The world’s largest academic global health conference is fast approaching, and with it a leadership change that will find a U-M faculty member in a top organizational role.

It took more than a year, a lot of paperwork and even more patience, but the first two participants in a new PhD-level research training partnership with China’s Xiangya School of Medicine have at last arrived in Ann Arbor.

A group of Michigan Medicine house officers interested in global health hasn’t let the pandemic dampen their enthusiasm.