Professor of Psychiatry Mohamad Ghaziuddin recently returned from Uzbekistan after receiving a Fulbright grant to partner on child mental health issues there.
One of the few neurologists working in Zambia recently visited Michigan Medicine to meet with counterparts and speak about efforts to bolster dementia care in his country.
The newest UMMS collaboration in Ethiopia focuses on expanding options and enhancing care for breast cancer survivors.
Delegations from two partner institutions in China visited Michigan Medicine in March to meet with faculty leaders, foster new collaborations and reinforce existing partnerships.
Two medical students from the Aga Khan University Medical College in Karachi are the first from that institution to visit UMMS for clerkship rotations.
A group of medical students involved in the UMMS Medicine in Spanish elective recently returned from Peru where they engaged in both clinical work and research.
Global REACH is pleased to announce the latest award recipients as well as a new call for proposals open to faculty interested in developing new collaborations abroad.
A visiting medical student from China has garnered an American Heart Association (AHA) fellowship to support his research.
A new hybrid training model developed with U-M support is helping to mitigate road traffic injuries in parts of Africa.
A partner institution in Brazil is seeking student participants for its annual Winter Schools immersive education program.
Global REACH faculty network members published a record 384 scientific papers with foreign co-authors in 2022-23, according to data compiled throughout the academic year.
Pediatrics and Neurosurgery are the latest departments to host visiting international students for clinical educational experiences.
Michigan Medicine and the China Medical Board are expanding collaborations with a new program that aims to give early-career US postdoctoral researchers an opportunity to train in China. Applications are now open for the inaugural cohort of fellows.
The trip provided Global REACH leaders the opportunity to strengthen relationships with multiple institutions, as well as build new partnerships.
Six visiting medical students from China are the most recent to complete an extensive research training program at Michigan Medicine.
Global REACH support helped a medical student deepen a longstanding relationship with a rural health clinic in Peru.
Funded by a Partnership Development Grant, a new collaboration in Turkey hopes to advance genetic research into rare childhood eye diseases.
Leaders from China’s Central South University traveled to Ann Arbor recently for a series of meetings aimed at bolstering collaboration between the two institutions.
Their three-week visit helped set the stage for a collaboration to bolster genetic testing services in the region.
Two Ghanaian medical students observing in the Women’s Hospital Birth Center are the first from Africa to visit Michigan Medicine since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
