Neuroscience Graduate Program

What if well-being starts with how we learn together? On this episode of Well-Being at Michigan Medicine, Elizabeth Harry, M.D., is joined by Rajesh Mangrulkar, M.D., FNAP, Executive Director of U-M’s Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education (IPE), Executive Director of Michigan Medicine RISE (Research. Innovation. Scholarship. Education), and primary care physician of internal medicine whose work focuses on organizational leadership and innovation, and Johnny McGraw, M.A., Marketing & Communications Specialist for both RISE and IPE, about building teams through human connection, psychological safety and learning. They discuss a meeting practice, why leaders shape culture and how investments in collaboration can help health care teams work without asking people to carry everything alone.

Two U-M Researchers Earn Election to National Academy of Medicine

Two research papers describe how long-read nanopore sequencing can detect alterations in cancer cells that might be missed by conventional sequencing.

Sixty percent of older adults spend less than an hour choosing their Medicare coverage during Open Enrollment, a new poll finds.

University of Michigan researchers found a new protein target PP2A and developed a drug to treat non-small cell lung cancers that have KRAS mutations.

The United States Drug Enforcement Agency has announced it will place non-botanical products containing 7-OH on Schedule I, joining three other synthetic opioids, effectively removing them the market, leaving natural leaf kratom available amid a shortage of addiction treatment providers.