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A leading African physician and a prominent documentary filmmaker will team up this September at U-M to discuss Congo’s civil war and the related health and humanitarian atrocities occurring there.

A group of medical students spent part of their summer in Colombia exploring high-tech ways to curb substance use and abuse.

Two University of Michigan surgeons traveled recently to Vietnam to help train local doctors specialized hand reconstruction techniques. UM Chief of Hand Surgery Kevin Chung and Hand Surgery Fellow Matthew Brown spent four days in the city of Huế over the summer, working with dozens of surgeons from across Vietnam.

Attend the September Global Health Initiatives Forum to hear a colleague speak about his work that connects different disciplines across different countries and cultures.

Several medical students are now published authors following the completion of international research projects under the guidance of Hepatology Professor and longtime student mentor Anna Suk-Fong Lok, MD.

The World Health Organization has long maintained the Model List of Essential Medicines (EML), identifying those medicines required for basic healthcare delivery.

Several faculty from across the University of Michigan will travel to Ghana next month for a conference that brings together scholars from a variety of disciplines to tackle large-scale issues that cut across the African continent.

Two University of Michigan medical students this spring became the first to study in Paris alongside some of France’s leading eye doctors and researchers as part of a new international collaboration.

A contingent of medical scholars and researchers from China are headed to Ann Arbor this fall to meet with University of Michigan colleagues about shared projects with potentially big implications on both sides of the globe.