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Participants include students Rahee Amin, Jill Maudlin and Maria Velat

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Team publishes paper on how they successfully navigated the challenges of reaching pregnant women at risk of STIs.

Study describes why Black women don't return for cervical cancer follow-up appointments, and a potential solution

Researchers will identify workplace sources of ableism within Michigan Medicine and pilot anti-ableism interventions.

Study shows that newborn drug testing practices are biased and that eliminating mandated reporting to Child Protective Services for cannabis exposure would decrease reports for Black children more than white children without increasing rates of child abuse or neglect.

Program members participate in research and community medical outreach events, as well as in U-M employment and resource fair.

We've tracked down more than half of the 20 budding disability health researchers to learn about how they are applying lessons they learned.

Faculty present study results pertinent to youth health; diabetes; care coordination of patients and caregivers; and patient experiences.