Cost of popular injectables like Wegovy ® and Ozempic ® could put a strain on health insurance and raise healthcare costs for everyone.
There is a large discrepancy in HIV care and education for those with intellectual disabilities that results in an increase in HIV in the population
Addressing these six risk factors for cancer can help reduce the cancer burden in minority communities
The award will support education and disability inclusion, learner safety, and accessibility for medical residents and fellows.
The recognized study explored adolescents’ awareness and knowledge about the legal landscape of abortion and how it could affect their lives.
Lack of financial support and staff education are most prominent barriers.
Her project will help determine the feasibility of cervical cancer self-screening tests among women with disabilities who are Black or Native American.
Poll of people aged 50 to 80 finds 63% of those who say they are overweight are interested in taking a prescription medication for weight management
Her semester-long collaboration with Hebrew University-Hadassah Braun School of Public Health and Community Medicine helped her spread the word about vaccine effectiveness.
Activities include a dedicated medical clinic; a new, major research study; and ongoing professional development by core members.
Partners should foster a “healthy ecosystem” of research to sustain partnership work and ongoing relationships, according to study authors.
Her work examines how differing Medicare plans influence hospitalization rates among white, Hispanic and Black individuals with Alzheimer’s Disease and related dementia.
Topics include how to support patients with chronic illness, how to account for social determinants of health, and new ways of conducting more humanistic research.
National Family Medicine Research Summit participants develop a roadmap and strategic plan to help increase the primary care research base with family medicine physicians.
The study’s long-term goal is to improve reproductive health through person-centered contraceptive interventions in general care settings.
Dr. Rodgers' discusses his goals and strategies for the Department as he begins his role as chair of family medicine.
Oshman's project will help to right-size medical assistants' tasks and rooming efforts.
McKee will team with Family Medicine colleagues, as well as experts from Michigan State University and Wayne State University, to conduct the study.
Students Suhas Kellampalli, Blessed Mbogo and Ariana Nigoghosian interact with family medicine departmental faculty; learn healthcare accommodations for people with disabilities; and complete in-depth research projects.
