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stem cell with two arrows going in different directions coming out of the sides
January 13, 2020

A Simple Twist of Cell Fate

U-M researchers are shedding new light on the ways in which two omnipresent proteins can influence the fate of stem cells during development — with exciting implications for research and health.

Drs. Joshua Ehrlich, Christine Nelson, and Scott Lawrence
October 21, 2019

World Sight Day 2019 at Kellogg

World Sight Day is an annual day of awareness coordinated by IAPB to focus global attention on blindness and vision impairments.

Image of Vancouver with ARVO 2019 and Kellogg Eye Center logo
April 27, 2019

Kellogg Eye Center at ARVO 2019

See what sight-saving work will be presented by Kellogg Eye Center eye and vision researchers at this year's Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology annual meeting in Vancouver, British Columbia.

February 19, 2019

Osteogenesis Imperfecta Poses Vision Risks

One of the lesser-known consequences of osteogenesis imperfecta – brittle bone disease – is an increased risk of eye diseases like glaucoma. Patients of all ages should receive annual ophthalmic screenings.

Otana Jakpor, MD
January 11, 2019

2019 Residency Match

We are pleased to announce the resident class of 2023. This accomplished group of physicians will join the Kellogg Eye Center in July 2019 for their joint Internal Medicine preliminary year.

Cover of the 2020 U-M Kellogg Eye Center Annual Report
December 28, 2018

2018 Kellogg Eye Center Annual Report

Top ranked University of Michigan Kellogg Eye Center has released its 2018 annual report, chronicling research advances, groundbreaking innovation, improved patient safety and effectiveness of care, alumni updates and news of global outreach initiatives.

December 11, 2018

International Night 2018

Kellogg’s 6 th annual International Night on October 23, 2018 drew over 150 attendees, including over 100 U-M medical students.

Older woman receiving an eye exam
September 5, 2018

Vision and Eye Care in Older Adults

Poll finds primary care providers play a key role in vision care after 50; convenience, cost and lack of insurance coverage also affect eye care decisions.

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