Authors request committee to define disability as diversity; mandate disability support; and protect students' privacy, among other actions.
Funding will support their project, “Promoting racial equity in newborn drug testing: A justice-informed, participatory mixed methods study,” also known as the Equity in Newborn Screening Study (ENDS study)
Drs. Caroline Richardson and Michael McKee join 30 winners university-wide who have received honors for their work in teaching, mentoring, service and scholarship.
The Department of Family Medicine is featured in Michigan Medicine Headlines in honor of Primary Care Week
Prescription to Play (RX to Play) will connect people living with spinal cord injuries in southeast Michigan to local adaptive sports resources and provide ongoing rehabilitation support.
A new publication co-authored by Department of Family medicine faculty member Tim Guetterman, Ph.D., MA, promotes the efficacy of utilizing a mixed methods approach when conducting work-life research.
University of Michigan Wheelchair Tennis Athletes Chris Kelley, Caiden Baxter and Matt Fritzie find championship-level success at the 2021 Cincinnati Wheelchair Tennis Open in mid-August.
Three more students learn about conducting research related to those with disabilities and engage in community and educational disability projects, among other activities.
Sam Grewe, an incoming medical student, brings home the gold at the 2021 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.
Study will help determine if a simplified approach can promote a healthy diet to prevent colorectal cancer.
By getting vaccinated now, teens and young adults can help protect others, and themselves, by the start of the school year.
Four U-M athletes traveled to Nashville to compete in the Music City Classic Tournament. Caiden Baxter, Matt Fritzie, Spencer Heslop, and Chris Kelley competed in multiple events and proudly represented the University of Michigan.
Navigating this country’s healthcare system can be challenging for individuals who are not proficient in English or were not born in the United States. A new family medicine programs seeks to address this.
Students will learn about developing basic research skills, community engagement and participating in disability health projects.
The event was a culmination in U-M’s inaugural wheelchair tennis season and the team made an impressive showing.Seeded fourth,the team secured a second place win.
University of Michigan Adaptive Sports & Fitness athletes reflect on their experience at this national competition.
Individuals who survived a hospitalization for COVID-19, as well as people with diabetes and those with an acute respiratory virus, all experienced a significantly lower health status as compared to the general population.
Track athlete, Maddy Gustafson, competes in the 2021 Great Lakes Games
Study finds that physician suicide is not significantly lower than that of non-physicians
Study includes women of Middle Eastern and North African descent, a group often excluded in cancer screening research
