Medicine at Michigan Featured Stories

Patients moved into the University of Michigan Health D. Dan and Betty Kahn Health Care Pavilion on the Sunday before Thanksgiving.

Michigan Medicine faculty, trainees, and students can gain global health experience through Global REACH.

Pathologists around the world are in the midst of a digital transformation. Their tools are changing — switching from examining biopsy slides through microscopes to studying them on computer screens, for example. But so are their diagnostic and prognostic capabilities.

The Fall 2025 issue of Medicine at Michigan included 175 notable figures in the history of the Medical School. It would have been impossible to create a comprehensive list, so we asked alums, “Who did we miss?” We received more than 40 names in response.

The Fall 2025 issue of Medicine at Michigan included 175 notable figures in the history of the Medical School. It would have been impossible to create a comprehensive list, so we asked alums, “Who did we miss?” We received more than 40 names in response.

In the midst of a digital pathology revolution, a partnership between Michigan Medicine and Aga Khan University in Kenya, facilitated by the University of Michigan Center for Global Health Equity, could increase access to timely diagnoses for patients in low-resource settings.

Celebrating the deans who helped shape the 175-year history of the U-M Medical School.

Inventions and innovations have a long history at Michigan Medicine, including the first hygienic laboratory and the first department of bacteriology in the U.S. Here are some of the noteworthy inventions by Medical School faculty and alumni.

Editors of Medicine at Michigan introduce the special issue of the magazine devoted to the 175th anniversary of the University of Michigan Medical School