U-M President Santa Ono led a multi-disciplinary delegation to Singapore to launch new institutional agreements with the country's leading academic medical center and cancer institute.

Years in the making, a specialty training program to improve high-risk pregnancy care and outcomes in Ghana has produced its first graduates.

Professor Alice Telesnitsky has fostered a growing collaboration between her UMMS department and the West African Centre for Cell Biology of Infectious Pathogens.

Visiting UMMS for three months, Dr. Promise Sefogah's research explores fertility preservation among survivors of breast cancer.

Michigan Medicine and broader University collaborations in Rwanda are poised to expand following a recent visit from the country’s top health official.

A UMMS collaboration to help Rwanda introduce the country’s first renal transplant program is moving ahead, with doctors on track to perform the first procedures later this spring.

The annual Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH) conference takes place April 14-16 in Washington, DC, and features several speakers from Michigan Medicine and broader University.

A UMMS student’s work in Kenya has helped to spotlight the toll that climate change is taking on mothers and how some communities are adapting to hotter temperatures.

A UMMS-led project to expand laparoscopic surgery to LMIC settings has garnered the top prize in an international surgical training competition.

The awards will fund collaborations in China, Ghana, Indonesia and Turkey.

A new UMMS collaboration aims to help Rwandans launch a comprehensive kidney transplant program, the country’s first.

Global REACH is proud to release its report for the 2021-22 academic year.

News that Professor Timothy Johnson was honored by the University this year for his commitment to international education was celebrated not only in Ann Arbor, but in Ghana too, where Johnson has focused much of his career on establishing in-country Ob-Gyn training programs.

A clinical elective in Brazil afforded Aurelio Muzaurieta the opportunity to experience a new health system and practice medicine in a new language.

Few at Michigan Medicine have engaged with, worked alongside, and accomplished more on behalf of the region’s most vulnerable than Dr. Williams, founding Director of the Global Health and Disparities Path of Excellence.