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He Will Return to the UMSOM Faculty to Lead a New Center, and Continue Research and Teaching
Learn More about Longstanding UMSOM Dean and Widely Recognized Academic and Institutional Leader, Dr. E. Albert Reece, Announces He Will Transition from the Deanship in 2022
Research Calls Attention to Dangerous Noise Levels in Gym to Protect Against Noise Induced Hearing Loss
Learn More about Lowering Music Volume at Group Spin Classes Does Not Affect Intensity of Workouts, UM School of Medicine Researchers Find
Levels of “Good” HDL Cholesterol Appear to Play Important Role in Determining Risk of Infection
Learn More about Researchers Link Several Heart Disease Risk Factors to Increased Risk of COVID-19 Infections
UM School of Medicine Researchers Find Biggest Risk Factor Is Having Known Exposure to Someone Who Tested Positive in Household or Community
Learn More about New Study Finds Healthcare Settings Do Not Pose Added Risk Factor for Covid-19 Infection Spread Among U.S. Healthcare Personnel
UMSOM Expands Efforts to Raise National Visibility of Its Leadership in Biomedical Research and Discovery by Recruiting Senior National Media Professionals
Learn More about UM School of Medicine Recruits New Advanced Science Communications Group in the UMSOM Office of Public Affairs & Communications
Data Demonstrates New Increased Diversity in Genetic Studies and Provides New Insights into Population-Specific Diseases
Learn More about UM School of Medicine Researchers Release Extensive Data on Rare Variants through NHLBI TopMed Grant
Landmark Animal Study Provides Alarming New Evidence on Permanent Damage Caused by Opioid Use During Pregnancy
Learn More about UM School of Medicine Researchers Find that Misuse of Opioid Drugs During Pregnancy Could Have Lasting Impact on Child’s Development from Infancy Through Teen Years
