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Department News
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. James Henderson - Improving healthcare through the power of data
Meet Dr. James Henderson, assistant research scientist in the Division of General Medicine. Learn more about his research on using large-scale datasets, like EHR data, to evaluate interventions and improve healthcare delivery.
Health Lab
Study overturns 100-year-old assumption about common bacteria in the lungs
A new U-M study overturns a 100-year-old assumption about one common bacterial resident of the lungs, Prevotella melaninogenica.
Philanthropy News
From journalist to parent to advocate
The Bonnell Foundation's latest gift to Michigan Medicine's Division of Pediatric Pulmonology will support the next generation of leaders and experts in pursuing research and educational projects related to cystic fibrosis and global health.
Medical School News
H. David Humes, MD, named 2026 Distinguished University Innovator of the Year
H. David Humes, MD, is being awarded this year’s Distinguished University Innovator of the Year. The award is the highest honor for U-M faculty members who have developed transformative ideas, processes or technologies and shepherded them to market for broad societal impact.
Department News
U-M Health Earns AHA Honor for Aortic Stenosis Care
The University of Michigan Health System has been recognized by the American Heart Association for achieving the Target: Aortic Stenosis™ Honor Roll award through its commitment to improving care for this undertreated heart valve disease.
Health Lab
7 things every family caregiver should know – but many don’t
A guide to many community resource, and state and federal programs, that University of Michigan polls show caregivers to older adults and people with disabilities often don’t know about.
