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Celebration of Dr. Gradwohl’s life set for Thursday evening
All who knew Steven Gradwohl, M.D. as a physician, an educator, a colleague and a friend are invited to celebrate his life on Thursday evening, May 23, from 6 to 9 p.m. The memorial occasion will be held in the … Continue reading
One in ten teens using “study drugs,” but parents aren’t paying attention
As high schoolers prepare for final exams, many teens may be tempted to get an academic edge with a so-called “study drug.” But in the latest C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital National Poll on Children’s Health, just one in 100 parents … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements, Clinical Care, UMHS in the News
UMHS telemedicine pioneer wins American Telemedicine Association President’s Award
Every year, the leading national eHealth organization, the American Telemedicine Association (ATA), presents awards that recognize substantial contributions made toward the advancement of telemedicine. The winner of the ATA’s 2013 President’s Award is Rashid L. Bashshur, Ph.D. who is the … Continue reading
Posted in: Accolades & Milestones, Announcements
Retirement reception for Ron Grams (May 29)
After 43 years of invaluable service, Ron Grams, ELS Specialist is retiring from UMHS at the end of this month. Ron started his UMHS career in the Pharmacy Department in 1970, went to Respiratory Therapy School and joined the Respiratory … Continue reading
Posted in: Accolades & Milestones, Announcements
The Joys of Grandparenting – Ann Arbor (June 8)
When you become a grandparent, there will be some surprises in store. Learn the latest trends in childcare, child-rearing practices, safety and much more. We’ll also discuss the joys (and challenges) of being a grandparent, how you can support your … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements, Your Health & Wellness
Grief Week Tip – Coping with the death of a coworker
Most people spend more time with their coworkers than they do with their families. Workplaces often become communities of caring. Our lives intertwine as we travel through life together. We gather around marriages, birth of children and grandchildren, struggles, birthdays, … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements, IHP rss feed, Your Health & Wellness
Grief Week continues today with Grief Relief – Looking for Laughter in the Midst of Loss
“Grief Relief: Looking for Laughter in the Midst of Loss” will be presented by Sister Susanne today at 12 p.m. in Ford Auditorium. Sister Susanne is a national speaker on a variety of topics and is a certified laughter leader … Continue reading
Grief and Gratitude – Families reflect on their care at U-M (May 24)
Grief Week concludes on Friday, May 24 with “Grief and Gratitude: Families reflect on our role in their loss.” The program takes place at 12 p.m. in the Danto Auditorium, CVC. Four families will discuss their experience with grief and … Continue reading
Learn about stroke awareness at Towsley Link today
Stroke is a medical emergency. Every minute counts when someone is having a stroke. Learn how to recognize the symptoms of stroke and what you can do to improve the chances for a successful recovery. Stop by the Towsley Link … Continue reading
Vanpool needs rider for Canton, Livonia, Garden City or Westland area
This vanpool runs from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. in the University of Michigan area. There is a $25.00 monthly fee for those who join plus $35-43 for gas monthly. The maximum $68 a month saves you money and mileage … Continue reading
Posted in: Getting Around
Commonly used catheters double risk of blood clots in ICU and cancer patients, U-M study finds
U-M study finds peripherally inserted central catheters – an often preferred route for delivery of IV medications — increase risk of blood clots in sickest patientsTouted for safety, ease and patient convenience, peripherally inserted central catheters have become many clinicians’ … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical & Translational Research
Take the Employee Engagement Survey today
A message from Doug Strong, CEO, U-M Hospitals and Health Centers, and James O. Woolliscroft, M.D., Dean, U-M Medical School We value the time you take to complete the Employee Engagement survey. Your input is important as we seek to … Continue reading
Posted in: Quality, Safety and Environment
U-M Transplant Center performs 2000th liver transplant, young mom saved from acute liver failure
Marie Janus wasn’t supposed to get this sick. She was just 22 years old and had a newborn along with an active two-year-old.But the jaundice kept getting worse, her eyes and skin turning a bright yellow. After two weeks in … Continue reading
Posted in: Accolades & Milestones, Clinical Care, Top Stories
New eHealth/Telemedicine resource available for faculty and staff
The UMHS eHealth Center recently launched a departmental website for all UMHS departments, faculty and staff interested in starting, operating or evaluating telemedicine, telehealth and eHealth systems in clinical practice, patient or provider education, care management, and clinical decision support. … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical Care, Computing & Technology
Take the Employee Engagement Survey today
A message from Doug Strong, CEO, U-M Hospitals and Health Centers, and James O. Woolliscroft, M.D., Dean, U-M Medical School We value the time you take to complete the Employee Engagement survey. Your input is important as we seek to … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements, CHP rss feed, Quality, Safety and Environment
Beloved doctor, medical educator killed in crash
A “physician’s physician” known for his devotion to high-quality patient care and training future physicians was killed Saturday following an automobile crash on Interstate 94. Steven E. Gradwohl, M.D., who had been on the Medical School faculty since 1994, was … Continue reading
Posted in: CHP rss feed, In Memoriam
Vision Research Seminar featuring Wayne State’s Linda D. Hazlett (May 23)
A Vision Research Seminar featuring Linda D. Hazlett, Ph.D. will be held from noon – 1 p.m. on Thursday, May 23 in the 6th Floor Conference Room of Kellogg.Hazlett is a professor and chair of Anatomy & Cell Biology at … Continue reading
Posted in: Research Seminars and Events
What everyone needs to know about Autoimmune Disease (June 23)
This free conference, sponsored by the American Autoimmune Related Diseases Association, is open to autoimmune patients, their families, healthcare providers, and the general public. It will be held on June 23, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the University … Continue reading
Posted in: Public Events
Microbiology & Immunology Seminar to feature Christine Biron of Brown University (May 23)
Christine Biron, Ph.D., professor of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology at Brown University will present ”Deciphering Pathways Shaping NK Cell Responses during Viral Infections: Intrinsic Changes Regulating Cytokine Effects” on Thursday, May 23 at noon in North Lecture Hall.This session is … Continue reading
Posted in: Research Seminars and Events
The day doctors began to conquer smallpox – Dr. Markel’s latest PBS column
In his latest column for the PBS Newshour, U-M medical historian Howard Markel takes a look at the history of smallpox vaccination, on the anniversary of the first attempt by Edward Jenner to inoculate a child against the deadly disease. … Continue reading
Posted in: UMHS in the News
Grief Week tip – Honoring Grief
Grief can be so unwelcome. Yet it comes to each of us at some point in our lives. How we understand grief, its purpose and its benefits, will shape how we feel it. In fact, we may find it possible … Continue reading
Posted in: Your Health & Wellness
Gifts of Art presents Gospel Music by Willis Patterson (May 23)
Named for its founder and director Willis Patterson, an Ann Arbor native and U-M Professor Emeritus, the Willis Patterson Our Own Thing Chorale has performed for more than 30 years throughout Michigan and beyond. The chorale will perform on Thursday, … Continue reading
Posted in: Events for Faculty, Staff and Students, Public Events
Grief in the Workplace – Companioning Yourself as you Companion Patients, Families and Staff (May 23)
Keynote speaker Dr. Alan Wolfelt will present “Grief in the Workplace: Companioning Yourself as you Companion Patients, Families and Staff” in the Dow Auditorium from 8 – 10 a.m. and again from 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. on May 23. Wolfelt … Continue reading
Posted in: Events for Faculty, Staff and Students
Faculty and Staff Memorial Service in Danto Auditorium (May 22)
A UMHS faculty and staff memorial service is scheduled for Danto Auditorium, CVC from 8 – 9:30 a.m. and 5 – 6:30 p.m. this Wednesday, May 22. Opening remarks, readings and music will be followed by four stations designed to … Continue reading
Posted in: Events for Faculty, Staff and Students, IHP rss feed
Grief Week kicks off today with Schwartz Rounds – The Creativity of Grief
Schwartz Rounds “The Creativity of Grief” will be held from noon-1 p.m. today in Ford Auditorium (CEU/CE’s available). Staff will share how they creatively cope with issues of loss through music, writing or other means. This event will kick off … Continue reading
Flint vanpool has immediate opening
If your work hours are between 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Flint vanpool has an opening for a rider/ driver. Average monthly gas cost is around $100. For more details, contact Kathy Warner at ktwarner@med.umich.edu.
Posted in: Getting Around
167 newly minted doctors graduate from Medical School
The 163rd graduating class of the U-M Medical School officially became physicians on Friday, joining the ranks of nearly 20,000 alumni who came before them since the first class graduated in 1851. In a ceremony at Hill Auditorium, the 167 … Continue reading
Posted in: Accolades & Milestones, Education, Top Stories
Accepting nominations for the 2013 Evan Newport Annual HOPE Award
Nominate an individual or team for the 2013 Annual Evan Newport HOPE Award. The award honors staff, faculty, students, and volunteers that demonstrate an on-going commitment to Patient & Family-Centered Care culture change. Web Address: http://www.mottchildren.org/mott-support-services/hope-awards
Posted in: Funding/Award Opportunities
Support Services employees: Take the Employee Engagement Survey in UH this week
Environmental Service Staff, Food & Nutrition Employees, Laundry, Maintenance, Materials Service Employees, Transportation and any other Support Service Employees are welcome to use one of 19 computers in UH2C – 228 to take the Employee Engagement Survey online. These employees … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements
Congratulations to the class of 2013!
This afternoon, 167 graduates received their medical degrees in front of faculty, family and friends. Just a few facts about this year’s grads: • There are 85 women and 82 men • 48.5 percent of them originally hail from Michigan, the … Continue reading
Posted in: Accolades & Milestones, Announcements
Dr. Carey Lumeng presents Immunology Research Seminar (May 22)
The Graduate Program in Immunology is pleased to present Carey Lumeng, M.D., Ph.D., assistant professor of Pediatrics and Communicable Diseases. He will present “Adipose tissue immunology in obesity” from noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, May 22 in the Abel … Continue reading
"The Thyroid Axis and Aging" – 7th Annual Floyd Lecture and Internal Medicine Grand Rounds (May 31)
"The Thyroid Axis and Aging" is the subject of the 7th Annual John C. Floyd Memorial Fellows Lecture in Endocrinology, which is also the Internal Medicine Medical Grand Rounds Lecture. The lecture takes place Friday, May 31 from noon-1 p.m. … Continue reading
Bone marrow donor registration today: Be a donor, save a life
Wolverines for Life and Be The Match want you to register to become a bone marrow donor and save a life! Registering enters you into the national bone marrow registry and if you are a patient’s match you could be … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements
Gospel Music – Patterson’s Our Own Thing Chorale (May 23)
Gospel Music: Patterson’s Our Own Thing Chorale will take place during Grief Week from 12:10-1 p.m. on Thursday, May 23 in the UH Main Lobby. We are pleased to present this wonderful gospel group during Grief Week. Their music will soothe … Continue reading
Posted in: Your Health & Wellness
Give the gift of life – Donate blood at upcoming drive (May 20-21)
The U-M Health System and the American Red Cross are hosting two upcoming blood drives. Please join this lifesaving mission and schedule an appointment today! Drive Details: Site: University of Michigan Towsley Center Address: 1500 East Medical Center Drive, Ann … Continue reading
Posted in: You Can Make a Difference
Buy fresh, locally-grown fruits and vegetables every Thursday starting May 30
Members of the university community in and around the Health System will once again have a convenient option to buy fresh, locally-grown fruits and vegetables. Starting May 30 through mid-October, the Produce Cart will be open in its new location, … Continue reading
Biorhythms Spring Show (May 18)
Biorhythms tickets are on sale online at http://sitemaker.umich.edu/biorhythms/sales or in person in the lobby outside the lecture halls through today, from noon – 1 p.m.Tickets are $5 in person or $7 online/at the door. A portion of the ticket sales … Continue reading
Posted in: Events for Faculty, Staff and Students
Alan Wolfelt to address caregiver grief at University of Michigan event (May 23)
Author, educator and grief counselor Alan Wolfelt, Ph.D. will help health professionals in the community better understand methods to address patient and co-worker grief at an address at the University of Michigan next month.On May 23 Wolfelt presents “Beyond Therapy: … Continue reading
Posted in: Public Events
What impacts whether African Americans call 9-1-1 immediately for stroke symptoms?
University of Michigan partners with Bridges to the Future to improve stroke responseAfrican-Americans know the signs of stroke, but concerns about medical cost, ambulance response time and unfamiliarity with the need for prompt hospital care impacted whether they called 9-1-1 … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical & Translational Research
Jackson vanpool opening
Want to save money and never have to hunt for parking spot again? Gas, parking fees, and car maintenance are on the increase. Join our vanpool July 1. We are a long standing vanpool from Jackson. We leave Jackson at … Continue reading
Posted in: Getting Around
Immunopathology of Pulmonary Disease Seminar today
Seamas C. Donnelly, M.D., college lecturer / consultant respiratory physician, Education & Research Centre (ERC), St. Voncent’s University Hospital, University College Dublin, presents "TLR3, Viruses & Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF)".This presentation takes place Thursday, May 16 from 9-10 a.m. in … Continue reading
Posted in: Basic Research, Education, Research Seminars and Events
Neil Kelleher presents pathology research seminar (May 30)
Neil Kelleher, Ph.D., Walter & Mary Glass Professor in the Life Sciences, Professor of Molecular Biosciences, Chemistry and Medicine, Northwestern University, will present “Applications of top down proteomics in clinical research” on May 30. His talk will take place at … Continue reading
Posted in: Basic Research, Education, Research Seminars and Events
Depression study led by Drs. Li and Akil makes international news
On Monday afternoon, a team of U-M scientists and their colleagues published the first evidence that circadian rhythms are altered in the brains of people with depression, even at the level of gene activity. The study, led by Jun Li, … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical & Translational Research, UMHS in the News
Farewell reception for Terry Kowalenko, Department of Emergency Medicine (May 21)
Since coming to the University of Michigan a little over a decade ago, Terry Kowalenko, M.D. has made important contributions to the UMHS Department of Emergency Medicine. Kowalenko has accepted a new promotion elsewhere and will be leaving UMHS at … Continue reading
Medical School faculty Lypson, Hayward honored with SGIM awards
Two University of Michigan Medical School faculty members were honored last month during the 36th annual meeting of the Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM) in Denver.Monica L. Lypson, M.D., received the Mid-Career Mentorship in Education Award, which recognizes the … Continue reading
Posted in: Accolades & Milestones
Gift of Life in Motion on Saturday
GiftofLifeinMotionflyer-final.pdf Bring your kids, your dogs, your skates, and your bikes and come on out to Kensington Park in Milford on Saturday for a fun day called Gift of Life in Motion! This free event includes lots of sports activities, … Continue reading
Research Career Development Core Research Retreat (May 30-31)
The Research Career Development Core Research Retreat "Human Research across the Translational Spectrum: From the Lab to the Real World" will be held May 30-31.Presentations start at 9 a.m. at the U-M Geriatrics Center, 300 N. Ingalls, 9th floor, Room … Continue reading
Posted in: Research Training
Monroe area vanpool seeks rider
A Monroe vanpool is looking for two new riders/drivers to join. The van leaves from Carleton at 6:30 a.m., and arrives at Mott at 7:10 a.m. The van makes another stop near the Taubman Health Sciences Library.The van leaves Mott … Continue reading
Posted in: Getting Around
Schwartz Center Rounds – A Schwartz Rounds Showcase: The Creativity of Grief (May 20)
Mark your calendars! The next Schwartz Center Rounds will take place Monday, May 20 from 12 -1 p.m. in the Ford Auditorium. The topic is “A Schwartz Rounds Showcase: The Creativity of Grief”. This event will kick off Grief Week … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements
One month left to nominate staff members for Dean’s Awards Program
Do you work with outstanding staff members in the managerial, professional and support ranks? Please consider nominating them for one of three awards as part of the Dean’s Awards Program for Staff. The top 2013 winners will be honored in … Continue reading
Posted in: CHP rss feed, Funding/Award Opportunities
Fast Forward Forum: An Insider’s Reflections on the Transforming Roles of Two Great Presidents at U-M (May 21)
You’re invited to attend the Fast Forward Forum, where Dr. William Kelley will present “Good to Great: An Insider’s Reflections on the Transforming Roles of Two Great Presidents at the University of Michigan.” The Strategic Research Initiative launched over a … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements
Lisa Sturm named managing director of Infection Control & Epidemiology
Lisa Sturm, MPH, CIC has been named the new managing director of Infection Control & Epidemiology. Sturm has been a recognized leader in the Infection Control & Epidemiology Department for a number of years. She joined U-M in 1999 and … Continue reading
Posted in: Accolades & Milestones, Announcements
MHealthy fitness specials end May 31
Get in shape for the summer! You still have time to take advantage of these limited-time special offers from the MHealthy Fitness Center* and MHealthy Personal Training. • One FREE month MHealthy Fitness Center* membership with purchase of 3-, 6-, … Continue reading
Former U-M football stars host celebrity gala and golf tournament to benefit U-M C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital
Brian Griese, Steve Hutchinson and Charles Woodson host 7th annual Champions for Children’s Hearts The 7th Annual Champions for Children’s Hearts celebrity gala and golf tournament – presented by Delta Airlines and Lexus of Ann Arbor and hosted by Brian … Continue reading
Metabolism, Endocrinology & Diabetes Conference "Fellows Research Seminar" (May 17)
The lecture "Fellows Research Seminar" will be presented on Friday, May 17 from 2-3:15 p.m. in Brehm Tower/Kellogg Eye Center, 5th floor, Cure Room #5050, 1000 Wall Street.The talk will feature Elizabeth Buschur, M.D., fellow, Department of Internal Medicine and … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical Training
Seasonal Fuller Pool Lot space closures begin May 24
The seasonal U-M lease of the paved portion of the Fuller Pool Lot will end at 5 p.m. on Friday, May 24. University permits will no longer be honored in the lot until it reopens to U-M parkers after Labor … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements, Getting Around
ASL Medical Interpreting – Basic Skills (July 9-10)
This is a two-day, 15-hour course for working American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters. It provides fundamental skills and knowledge that interpreters need to effectively work in health care settings, including: Standards of practice and code of ethics Interpreter roles Basic … Continue reading
Posted in: Professional Development, Public Events
First edition of the Service Excellence Newsletter- Service Matters
The first issue of the Service Excellence Newsletter is now available.This first edition includes articles from Ora Pescovitz, Doug Strong and Tony Denton. It also highlights the work of a clinical department (from the chair’s perspective) as well as an … Continue reading
Saturday appointments available for heart patients at the University of Michigan
Expanded hours improve patient access, streamline hospital stays and add convenienceCardiologists at the University of Michigan Samuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular Center are seeing patients on Saturdays, giving those with busy schedules greater access to specialty care and heart testing.Patients … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical Care, Top Stories
Best practices and technology conference for staff seeks poster and speaker submissions
VOICES of the Staff is now accepting submissions for poster and speaker sessions for the 2013 U-M StaffWorks Best Practices and Technology conference. The event is a showcase for Michigan staff to share insight, innovation, experience, and expertise in the … Continue reading
Posted in: Funding/Award Opportunities
CBSSM seminar featuring Masahito Jimbo, M.D., Ph.D., MPH (May 16)
Please join the next CBSSM seminar scheduled from 3-4 p.m. Thursday, May 16 at the NCRC Building 16, Conference Room 266C. Masahito Jimbo, M.D., Ph.D., MPH, will present a talk entitled, “Can an interactive decision aid improve shared decision making? … Continue reading
Metabolomics Seminar Series presents Irwin Kurland, M.D., Ph.D. (May 16)
“A Hypothesis Driven, Cross Omic Framework for Identification of Metabolic Control Points Affected by Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Inflexibility” will be presented by Irwin Kurland, M.D., Ph.D., associate professor of medicine and director, Stable Isotope & Metabolomics Core Facility, Diabetes … Continue reading
Posted in: Research Seminars and Events
The report card is in – We’ve earned an “A” for patient safety again
Students at local schools will receive their report cards soon, but we’ve already gotten ours for patient safety – and it’s a good one. For the third straight time, UMHS has earned an “A” from the nonprofit Leapfrog Group patient … Continue reading
Posted in: Accolades & Milestones, Clinical Care, Top Stories
Grief Support Group available to UMHS faculty and staff
A new Grief Support Group is available for all UMHS faculty and staff who have experienced a personal or work-related loss. The next support group session is scheduled Thursday, May 16 from 11 a.m. – noon in the University Hospital, … Continue reading
Posted in: Your Health & Wellness
Quit tobacco support group for older adults (May 28)
The quit tobacco support group for older adults takes place May 28 from 3 – 4:30 p.m. at the Turner Senior Resource Center, 2401 Plymouth Rd, Suite C, in Ann Arbor 48105. This is a free support group led by … Continue reading
Grass Lake, Chelsea vanpool needs rider
A Grass Lake/Chelsea vanpool has one opening. Work hours are 7 a.m. – 4 p.m. The van departs Grass Lake at 5:45 a.m., arriving in Chelsea at 6 a.m. On the return trip, the van departs Ann Arbor at 4:10 … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical & Translational Research, Getting Around
Toledo vanpool needs rider
Do you commute from Toledo to U-M? Tired of paying high gas prices and fighting for parking? Join our vanpool! This vanpool is ideal for those who work 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. We leave from Starlight Plaza on Monroe … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical & Translational Research, Getting Around
New vanpool from Grass Lake needs three more riders
A new Grass Lake vanpool is looking for three more riders. Hours are from 7:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. The work area is KMS and Industrial Highway. Sit back and enjoy the ride, save gas, and reduce wear and tear … Continue reading
Posted in: Getting Around
Adrian, Clinton, Saline vanpool has room for rider
Join our vanpool and enjoy lower gas costs, put less miles on your vehicle, and save yourself the hassle of finding a parking place. Stops include Adrian, Clinton and Saline. We drop off/pick up at U-M Hospital, NCRC and Domino … Continue reading
Posted in: Getting Around
Out of sync with the world – U-M brain study shows body clocks of depressed people are altered at cell level
Finding of disrupted brain gene orchestration gives first direct evidence of circadian rhythm changes in depressed brains, opens door to better treatmentEvery cell in our bodies runs on a 24-hour clock, tuned to the night-day, light-dark cycles that have ruled … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical & Translational Research
Most Michigan parents, grandparents prefer research hospitals for pediatric care, U-M study finds
New University of Michigan poll shows 4 out of 5 report they’d favor medical care for children where research for new prevention strategies and medical treatments are being discovered for children Four out of five parents and grandparents in Michigan … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements, Clinical & Translational Research
Jay Hess appointed to leadership post at Indiana University
Jay L. Hess, M.D., Ph.D., M.H.S.A., chair of the Department of Pathology and the Carl V. Weller Professor of Pathology, has been named vice president for university clinical affairs and dean of the Indiana University (IU) School of Medicine. The … Continue reading
Posted in: Accolades & Milestones, Announcements, Clinical Care
In The Loupes spring issue â
The spring issue of the U-M Department of Surgery’s electronic newsletter, In the Loupes, is out.In this issue you’ll find the story of how CT scans are helping surgeons measure patients’ age from the inside out. Also, thoracic surgeon Mark … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical Care
Leadership Development and Performance Planning
Leadership Development for faculty and staff will get a boost with a new Leadership Competency Model. Attend one of the sessions listed below to learn about the model and its uses, as well as how it is incorporated into the … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements, Leadership & Administration
U-M Study finds gaps in “decision aids” designed to help determine right cancer screening option for patients
With a focus on shared decision making between doctors and patients, more studies needed to determine how decision aids help guide choices for cancer screening When it comes to a cancer diagnosis, timing can be everything – the sooner it’s … Continue reading
Posted in: Announcements, Clinical & Translational Research
Cameron Haight Lecture (May 16)
Dr. John E. Mayer, Jr., Tommy Kaplan Chair in Cardiovascular Studies, Children’s Hospital Boston, will be giving the Annual Cameron Haight Lecture entitled “Progress Toward a Tissue Engineered Heart Valve” on Thursday, May 16 at 7 a.m. in the Danto … Continue reading
UMHS makes national 100 Great Hospitals list
Becker’s Hospital Review has named the U-M Health System to its annual list of “100 Great Places to Work in Healthcare.” The list includes academic medical centers, community hospitals, health systems, ambulatory surgery centers and physician groups that the publication … Continue reading
Posted in: Accolades & Milestones
Microbiology & Immunology Seminar Speaker Adam Ratner (May 16)
Adam Ratner, M.D., Ph.D., assistant professor of Pediatrics and Microbiology, Columbia University Medical Center, will present ”Bacterial pore-forming toxins: evolution, pathogenesis, intervention” for the Department of Microbiology and Immunology Seminar Series on Thursday, May 16 at 12 p.m. in North … Continue reading
Posted in: Research Seminars and Events