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150 years ago, U-M made history when it converted a professor’s house

170 years of empowering people to be leaders in health care

Sarah Gertrude Banks, champion of women’s suffrage and health care

An early adopter of radiology at U-M

Dean Vaughan and the 1918 influenza pandemic

Alumna Mary Hancock McLean, pioneering female surgeon

Dr. Howard Markel’s new book about the Kellogg brothers

Dr. Novy III and Doctors of Tomorrow

Four generations at the Medical School

A 19th century medical sham

On cigarettes, once ubiquitous in hospitals

Reflecting on early 20th century eugenic sterilization practices in California

A university rivalry and the roots of college football

How U-M influenced contemporary medical education

Bloodletting technology of the 1800s