University of Maryland School of Medicine

New Research Finds Air Pollution Reduces Sperm Counts through Brain Inflammation

UM School of Medicine study in mice suggests it may be possible to develop treatments for various medical conditions caused by air pollution

UM School of Medicine Establishes Two New Endowed Professorships and Center for Pathogen Research through Private Gifts and Matching State Funds

Full Endowment of $2.5 Million Includes Funds from Philanthropic Donors and Matching State Funds

University of Maryland School of Medicine Neurology Chair Peter B. Crino, MD, PhD, Receives Prestigious Neuroscience Award

Seven-year Javits Neuroscience Investigator Award Given to Dr. Crino for Cutting-Edge Research

Isabel L. Jackson, PhD, Named Director of the Division of Translational Radiation Sciences (DTRS)

University of Maryland Medicine Announces Comprehensive Stroke Center at UMMC Receives Top Honors for Stroke Care

American Heart Association Awards Gold Plus recognition for high standards of care, along with a coveted Target Stroke Honor Role Elite designation for timely treatment of ischemic stroke

UM School of Medicine Researchers Work to Understand Hearing Loss from Noise Damage through Gene Expression Changes

Findings suggest several FDA-approved drugs, such as a common diabetes medication and anesthetics, could protect from noise-related hearing loss.

UM School of Medicine Radiation Oncologist, Dr. Mark Mishra, Receives Prestigious Team Leadership Award from National Cancer Institute to Promote Collaborative Clinical Research

NCI Awardee’s Research Activities Will Involve Adult Cancer Clinical Trials and Testing Innovative Cancer Therapies

Dr. Deanna Kelly Appointed New Chair of Institutional Review Board for the Maryland Department of Health

After Serving as Vice Chair of the IRB, Dr. Kelly Will Lead Safety Review of All Studies Involving Human Participants for the Maryland Department of Heatlh (MDH)

UM School of Medicine Receives $7.5 Million Grant to Create Complex Model of Female Reproductive Tract to Study Infections

Research Will Help Identify Mechanisms by Which the Microbiome Affects the Susceptibility to Sexually Transmitted Infections

First Efficacy Results from Africa find Typhoid Vaccine to offer 84 Percent Protection against Typhoid Fever

Only Typhoid Vaccine Proven Safe for Infants and Young Children

University of Maryland Medicine Partners with Vibrent Health to Embark on Landmark Precision Health Research Study

New Partnership Will Create Digital Infrastructure to Support Statewide ‘All of Maryland’ Study to Learn More About How Genes and Other Factors Affect Health