Michigan Medicine and its longtime partner, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, in Taiwan, are pleased to announce a request for joint research proposals for 2023.

In his practice as a podiatrist, surgeon, and wound care specialist, Alton R. Johnson Jr., D.P.M., sees a high percentage of patients with diabetes who seek care for things such as neuropathy, vascular complications, or chronic wounds associated with the diabetic foot.

Launched this fall, Ghana's first colorectal surgery fellowship program has a national scope.

The paper, by Michigan Medicine and Ghanaian collaborators, offers a rare glimpse into the pandemic's impact on providers in an LMIC setting.

A faculty member’s yearlong Fulbright experience has wrapped up, but the training collaborations David Bradley launched with colleagues at the University of Rwanda are just getting started.

One of the newest members of the Pathology Department brings extensive partnerships in the Middle East as well as with Michigan’s Arab American Community.

Krishnan Raghavendran used the videoconference tools popularized during the pandemic to help colleagues in India care for their most difficult COVID cases.

A new student-authored paper in Academic Medicine aims to help students prepare to embark on international educational experiences in low-resource settings.

Congratulations to Ed Lockett

Elissa Patterson, PhD, clinical assistant professor of psychiatry and neurology, is a health psychologist who treats hospitalized medical and surgical patients. Her role is to optimize the behavioral factors that help patients heal as swiftly as possible. She is particularly passionate about holistic pain management methods that can aid in the battle against the opioid crisis that continues to affect hundreds of thousands of people.

Global REACH is pleased to announce the latest awardees in our Partnership Development Grants program.

The recipient of a Woll Scholarship, Sanaya Irani spent six weeks in Ghana helping with an ongoing home blood pressure monitoring project for expecting mothers.

Quarantine periods during the COVID-19 pandemic drove a marked rise in near-sightedness among young children in China, recent research confirms.

A new program aims to help women from Michigan Medicine’s longtime partner institution in China develop leadership skills and advance their careers at their home institution.

Global REACH is accepting applications for Woll Scholarships from UMMS students planning international electives in low- and middle-income country settings.