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Obtain information and advice about practices that will maximize the likelihood that diverse, well-qualified candidates for faculty, fellowship and residency positions will be identified.

Positive brain health trend may cushion blow on society, but doesn’t lessen impact on individual patients and caregivers, U-M researchers say

The firestorm of controversy surrounding the epinephrine auto-injector’s rising prices raises additional issues about the U.S. pharma market.

As supply problems for the key element loom, a study of a recent shortage suggests patients will be more likely to receive riskier and more expensive tests.

“The CORE project is one of many initiatives at UMHS we are working on to improve patient access,” said Connie Standiford, MD, professor of internal medicine and a key member of the team implementing CORE at U-M.

The presence of bacteria in an unexpected place suggests that a vicious cycle of inflammation and microbiome disruption may influence illnesses such as sepsis and acute lung failure.

In his TED talk, Dr. Saint discusses the deadly nature of many hospital-acquired infections and how they can often be prevented with simple hand washing techniques, a subject that continues to be an institutional priority at UMHS.

The U-M Internal Medicine Certification & Recertification Board Review will take place July 11-15, 2016 at The Inn at St. John’s in Plymouth, Michigan. This course is for physicians preparing for the ABIM Certification or Recertification examination, and for physicians and other healthcare providers seeking an intensive review of internal