Research network spotlights cardiometabolic disease care in LMICs
A team of international collaborators is shedding light on a growing global health challenge
A team of international collaborators is shedding light on a growing global health challenge
A UMMS student is spending much of this year in Brazil for an experience that combines clinical observation with genetics research.
A UMMS professor with long history of collaboration in Brazil used a recent international meeting to reconnect with partners there.
After four years of travel restrictions due, 2024 saw international educational opportunities return to pre-pandemic levels, with more students traveling than at any time since 2016.
Two dozen physicians and leaders from China spent much of October at Michigan Medicine in an immersive training program.
A new collaboration in Ghana will deploy advanced mobile technology in an effort to help expectant mothers monitor their blood pressure at home between prenatal appointments.
A UMMS student is the recipient of NIH-funded Fogarty Fellowship to conduct HIV/AIDS research in Peru.
Robin Petroze looks to leverage her partnerships in Rwanda and beyond to expand global health opportunities in her department
A research team from Peking University Health Science Center (PKUHSC) was recently in Ann Arbor to advance a collaboration putting computers to work identifying different kinds of heart failure.
Eight medical students are headed home to China with newly honed research skills after spending two years in the labs of Michigan Medicine mentors.
Three distinguished physician scientists from a partner school in China are settling into Ann Arbor and Michigan Medicine for a yearlong leadership program.
A University of Michigan Surgery resident has started a year-long project to train physicians in rural settings so they can better identify and manage pediatric patients who could benefit from surgical interventions.
Three women from a partner institution in China have become the first to complete a year-long program designed to hone their leadership skills.
Global REACH is proud to announce faculty awards funding three new collaborations across three continents.
A training program that brings international partners to Michigan Medicine for a three-week course in healthcare administration and leadership has relaunched following a four-year hiatus.
A dermatology resident recently embarked on an educational journey to India as the department looks to expand international collaborations and exchange opportunities in medical education.
University support helped set the stage for the award, and the U-M Center for Global Surgery is a partner in the project.
A medical student who recently returned from a rotation at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital in Taiwan was the first to visit that institution since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Professor of Psychiatry Mohamad Ghaziuddin recently returned from Uzbekistan after receiving a Fulbright grant to partner on child mental health issues there.