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Health Lab
What Kids of Different Ages Understand About Cancer
From toddlers to teens, young people process news of a parent’s cancer diagnosis differently. Learn how perceptions evolve over time — and strategies for conversation.
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(Re)Searching for Answers
The word "scientist" often evokes thoughts of lab coats, mice, and untamed hairdos. Although there is some truth to those images, they don't tell the entire story. For people who don't interact with r...
A group of people for a Human Genetics initiative
Department News
H3Africa: Using Genomics to Improve Health in African Populations
One goal of our outreach efforts is to spread the knowledge of genetics across the globe to reach diverse and under-served populations. To this end, the Department of Human Genetics partners with programs such as the Human Heredity and Health in Africa (H3Africa(link is external)) Initiative.
Dose of Reality
Whirlwind
I am sitting in an airport. I seem to be doing this a lot lately. Residency interview season is now in full swing; I'm in the middle of my scheduled interviews. Traveling around the country has been a...
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Doctor's orders: 1 run/day, in the AM
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Making the Most of My Double Gap Year
I did not intend to do a double gap year, but when I realized my original plan was not going to occur, I quickly reshuffled my priorities and redirected all of my efforts.
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Hello There, Fall
I think it can go without saying that it's been a while since my last post. I promise that it has been a very busy time in the life of every M4. Since the last time I wrote, I completed several rotati...
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smallworld at UMMS
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Racking up Miles
Well, fall appears to have arrived for good at the moment. Although it is Michigan, which means that 80-degree temperatures in October are not out of the question. Either way, it means that classes ar...
Health Lab
Diagnosed with Breast Cancer: Now What?
A Michigan Medicine breast oncologist offers advice to help newly diagnosed patients navigate the early days of evaluation and developing a treatment plan.
Dose of Reality
Medicine as a Calling
About a month ago, I attended a lunchtime lecture in which the speaker mentioned that a study found the majority of physicians believe their profession is a "calling." While this figure didn't entirel...
Arvin George, M.D.
Health Lab
New Prostate Cancer Treatment Offers Precision (and Fewer Side Effects)
Recently adjusted prostate cancer treatment guidelines based on new prostate research could affect two-thirds of men
Dose of Reality
I'm just as busy during my research year as always, and literally no one is surprised.
My research year is absolutely flying by. I've accomplished so many things already: submitted two abstracts to a symposium and helped get a case study published, made major progress on my primary proj...
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M3 Adventures
As a clinical student, sometimes the days are long but the weeks and months seem to just zip by. It is hard to believe that it is already fall, and harder still because we had a 80-degree day here in ...
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Engaging with the Asian-American Community through a Student-Run Health Fair
On Saturday, September 30, we helped organize and participated in the annual health fair put on by the United Asian American Medical Student Association (UAAMSA) for the medically underserved Asian-Am...