In a Feb. 24 panel discussion, hosted by U-M Public Engagement & Impact, Wixson discussed how policies and procedures across time have contributed to health disparities in the U.S. and how the university can play a role in combatting these disparities.
Four faculty members also are recognized among the top 30 principal investigators.
Kountanis will conduct the first-ever study on the use of steroids to curb postpartum PTSD following a traumatic birth experience.
Michigan Anesthesiology receives Center for Academic Innovation grant to produce 360-degree video for learners.
Matt Wixson, M.D., reflects on the loss of a U-M alumnus to COVID-19—and what her experience can teach us.
New algorithm helps clinicians flag patients who need more care.
Neuroimaging analysis reveals difference in brain networks in patients with Fibromyalgia.
Grieb, a research assistant professor in the Department of Anesthesiology, will provide expanded strategic, tactical and operational leadership of the research enterprise across the academic medical center of the University of Michigan.
Dr. Wixson was one of several participants to share their stories with Michigan Medicine's Kelly Malcom.
The interdisciplinary group includes Anesthesiology’s Dr. Chad Brummett and Dr. Daniel Clauw and Surgery’s Dr. Andrew Chang and Dr. Jennifer Waljee
Paul Hilliard, M.D., talked with Michigan Medicine's The Wrap podcast last week about the pandemic's impact on the national opioid crisis.
Starting your intern or CA-1 year can be a challenging transition even under the best circumstances. Residents are learning new roles, meeting new people and, oftentimes, exploring a new home. So what happens when you add an ongoing pandemic to the transition?
Michael Maile, M.D., M.S., has received an ADA grant to investigate why diabetic patients are at greater risk of multiple organ failure with COVID-19
The research team will be among the first to use a precision medicine approach with cannabinoids
His research will investigate cannabinoid effects on sleep and pain of knee osteoarthritis patients
While the entire world was trying to catch its breath, providers at Michigan Medicine treated patients who needed to be transferred from overflowing Detroit hospitals.
