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

The Medical School has a long history of global impact. Here are just a few of the individuals who have helped us serve the world.

The three people highlighted here represent three groups: people who were wrongfully excluded from the Medical School because of their identity, people who subscribed to popular ideas that we now acknowledge are wrong, and people who committed heinous crimes.

Photo essay about a crew of Golden Retrievers who offer comfort to patients at University of Michigan hospitals.

University of Michigan Medical students create and perform an annual spoof show called the Galens Smoker. The beloved tradition gives the students a chance to air grievances and let off steam.

For half a century, Michigan Medicine researchers have been working to understand why we feel the way we feel. Their findings have offered hope to patients with mental health conditions from anxiety and depression to addiction and bipolar disorder.

Crown is a word that holds great meaning, particularly in Black culture, where many have adopted the word to pay homage to their hair. Meet six Black breast cancer survivors who experienced hair loss from cancer treatment and are redefining their crown.