The very home-based technology that has been widely deployed in the US during the COVID-19 pandemic is being applied in an entirely new setting.
Ann Wolski is the first UMMS student in more than a year to travel on a global health experience
Learn who is presenting at this year's Consortium of Universities for Global Health conference.
Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Learning Health Sciences Cheryl Moyer has been given the Mid-Career Leadership Award by the Consortium of Universities for Global Health
Dr. Richard Adanu, who did a portion of residency in Ann Arbor and has partnered with many Michigan Medicine colleagues in Ob-Gyn and other disciplines, has been named Rector for the Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons.
The US and China are currently engaged in the largest rapid vaccination campaigns in human history. A recent Joint Institute-organized roundtable discussion provided opportunity to compare and contrast the progress and the policies governing each effort.
Gina Yu expected her first day interning at CNN would be fairly relaxed – meeting colleagues, being shown around the office, setting up email passwords – akin to starting a new job in any big organization.
It didn’t turn out that way.
An organization launched by a UM medical student to establish prehospital emergency care programs in resource-limited settings abroad has been recognized by the British Royal Family for helping improve global road safety.
An international collaboration to study in-hospital wound care, management and prevention is set to bring fellows to Michigan Medicine from Australia.
Recent research presentations by visiting medical students from China drew a virtual audience that spanned the globe.
¿Hablas español? Se necesitan voluntarios para ayudar a los estudiantes de medicina a practicar cómo interactuar con los pacientes de habla hispana.
After disruptions because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Michigan Medicine-Peking University Health Science Center Joint Institute (JI) has announced the reactivation of the 2020 grant awards cycle.
A new University-wide global health effort is now underway following the launch of the Center for Global Health Equity.
Ten visiting students from China became the latest to complete a two-year training program under Michigan Medicine researchers.
A program to help faculty nurture their interest in global health research is set to enter its fourth year and welcome its next cohort of participants.
The first truly global study of COVID-19’s comparative impact on hospital emergency rooms around the world is being driven by Michigan Medicine.
A recent webinar event conducted by Michigan Medicine’s chief of hand surgery was viewed live across more than 30 countries and reflects how one field is adapting global health efforts for the pandemic era.
A large shipment of personal protective equipment (PPE) arrived in Ann Arbor this week courtesy of Michigan Medicine’s longtime partner institution in China.
When Michigan Medicine called for donations of personal protective equipment, a group of University of Michigan professors of Chinese heritage was among the first to respond.
Physicians in China have seen firsthand America’s coronavirus future, and some of them recently reached out to Michigan Medicine leaders to help.
