Medicine at Michigan logo
Medicine at Michigan Faculty Stories

Faculty stories that have appeared in Medicine at Michigan magazine.
Left to right: Jack Lapides, Myatt Kyau, and Gil Omenn
Medicine at Michigan
Celebrating 175 years of the Medical School: #134-140
Part of a special issue of Medicine at Michigan magazine celebrating the 175th anniversary of the University of Michigan Medical School
 Left to right: Philip Zazove, Amanda Sanford Hickey, and James Curtis
Medicine at Michigan
Celebrating 175 years of the Medical School: #117-125
Part of a special issue of Medicine at Michigan magazine celebrating the 175th anniversary of the University of Michigan Medical School.
 A hospice caregiver sits next to a patient on a bed. Both are facing away from the camera and look toward a window with diaphanous curtains that let in a lot of sunlight. The hospice worker has her arm around the patient, and the patient has her head on the hospice worker's shoulder.
Medicine at Michigan
The hospice dilemma
The hospice criteria for dementia patients to be covered by Medicare are difficult to meet, and the care that is offered is often not the hands-on help that families need.
 Marschall Runge is standing in front of a window wearing a doctor's whitecoat and a blue and maize striped tie.
Medicine at Michigan
Reflections on a decade of leadership at Michigan Medicine
A letter from outgoing dean of the University of Michigan Medical School.
 Michelle Hastings (right) and a student are working in the lab. They are wearing white lab coats and the student is holding lab equipment.
Medicine at Michigan
Sci-fi to real life
Michelle Hastings, Ph.D., is bringing the promise of RNA therapy to rare diseases.
 Microscopic section of endometriosis that has been dyed pink.
Medicine at Michigan
What we understand — and misunderstand — about endometriosis
Obstetrician and gynecologist Sawsan As-Sanie, M.D., M.P.H., explains endometriosis, current treatments, and some of the things society, and even doctors, misunderstand about it.
 A doctor examines a patient's back. His hand's are on the patient's lower back and the patient is reaching around pointing to a spot on his back.
Medicine at Michigan
Helping patients with chronic pain, fibromyalgia, and long COVID
The director of U-M's Chronic Pain and Fatigue Research Center discusses misconceptions and treatments of fibromyalgia and chronic pain and how physicians can best help patients living with these conditions.
 Dr. Robert Bartlett is wearing a doctor's white coat and leaning on a steel table in a lab with his hands clasped. He's standing next to a large circular surgical light.
Medicine at Michigan
The things you didn’t know about the “father” of ECMO
Robert Bartlett (M.D. 1963) once wanted to play professional hockey, but instead he developed the heart-lung support system that has saved hundreds of thousands of lives. Even though he’s technically retired, Bartlett is still active in his lab developing new life-saving devices.
 Illustration of a giant yellow measuring tape that's shaped like a maize. A tiny doctor is walking in the white space near a ladder that seems to go over the measuring tape.
Medicine at Michigan
How to help higher-weight patients get the best care
An associate professor of nutritional science at the U-M School of Public Health talks about how physicians can reduce weight stigma.
 See Older Posts