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Faculty stories that have appeared in Medicine at Michigan magazine.

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A letter from outgoing dean of the University of Michigan Medical School.

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Michelle Hastings, Ph.D., is bringing the promise of RNA therapy to rare diseases.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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An associate professor of nutritional science at the U-M School of Public Health talks about how physicians can reduce weight stigma.

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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.

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An interventional radiologist talks about non-invasive procedures and his close relationship with patients

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Why it's important to talk about spirituality in medical school.