Dr. Rockwell Works to Improve RSV Awareness and Vaccine Options
The Department's immunization expert, Dr. Rockwell, is expanding her work with the AAFP and ACIP to study and improve vaccine options.
The Department's immunization expert, Dr. Rockwell, is expanding her work with the AAFP and ACIP to study and improve vaccine options.
Relaxing acupressure improved sleep, quality of life; could offer low-cost way to manage symptoms
Congratulations to Dr. Ruffin on this new and exciting opportunity.
Drs. Tammy Chang and Angie Wang discuss how weight loss myths can affect patients, physicians the overall obesity epidemic.
The Department of Family Medicine takes a leading role in this exciting and innovative research paradigm.
Joel J. Heidelbaugh, M.D. , professor and family medicine clerkship director, is becoming a sought after editor of textbooks. In 2016, he has edited three outstanding books in men’s health, medical education and gastrointestinal disorders.
The Department is pleased to announce that Julie A. Blaszczak is the 28th annual Terence C. Davies, M.D. Award Winner.
The University of Michigan Department of Family Medicine held its 13 th annual Scholarships and Awards Ceremony on May 11 th . The scholarships and awards, which totaled more than $80,000, were presented to the recipients by Philip Zazove, M.D. , the George A.
The 11 th annual William Clippert Gorenflo Research award was presented to Nicolas Johnson, first-year U-M family medicine resident, and Kathryn Brown, a first year U-M medical student, on May 11 th .
The new scholarship brings the Department's number of annual medical student scholarships to twelve.
Physicians, residents and medical students gathered in Lansing to speak with Michigan's senators and representatives on behalf of family physicians and they patients they serve.
Led by two of the nation’s leading Deaf scientists, the grant aims to reduce health disparity among the nation’s Deaf population.
Another post on Dr. Shumer's popular blog.
In a blog entitled “ Insights on Residency Training ,” Gregory D. Shumer, M.D. , co-chief resident, shares his thoughts on what to do when the going gets tough.
As mixed methods research becomes more popular, Department faculty are continually seeking ways to better utilize this exciting method. Dr. Wu will participate as a Scholar in the NIH Mixed Methods Research Training Program
World-renowned men's health expert, Joel J. Heidelbaugh, M.D., met with other leaders in men's health in Washington, D.C.