University of Maryland School of Medicine

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

Probiotic-Containing Yogurt Protects Against Microbiome Changes That Lead to Antibiotic-Induced Diarrhea, Study Finds

Multi-Disciplinary Team of Researchers Identify Mechanism of Protection Conferred by Probiotic Supplement

UM School of Medicine Study Finds Social Isolation Increases Risk of Death in Seniors Following Critical Illness

Those Admitted to the ICU for Care Are at Significantly Greater Risk of Dying if They Have Little Social Support

UM School of Medicine Researchers Find Mothers’ Diabetes May Induce Premature Aging of Neural Tissue in Early Development of Fetuses, Leading to Birth Defects

Findings suggest that treatments could be developed to prevent miscarriages and certain birth defects in babies

UM School of Medicine Reaching Underserved Communities Through Grass Roots Efforts to Increase COVID-19 Vaccination Rates

A $7.8 Million Federal Grant Will Fund the Outreach Program, Which Leverages Partnerships with Key Community Leaders Across Four States

Do Genetics Control Who Our Friends Are? It Seems So with Mice

New UM School of Medicine study suggests pre-determined social preference may have implications for interactions ranging from relationship compatibility to understanding diseases associated with social avoidance

UM School of Medicine Study Finds Mobile Telemedicine Unit as Effective as Traditional Clinics to Treat Opioid Addiction in Rural Areas

Research Could Pave the Way for Broader Use of Innovative RV Clinic

Three UMSOM Faculty Members Recognized as 2021 Maryland Daily Record Health Care Heroes

Drs. Frieman, Reynolds, and Vujaskovic Are Among Those Honored for Extraordinary Work During the Past Year

Dr. Melissa McDiarmid, Director of the Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine was elected President of the Collegium Ramazzini

Collegium Ramazzini is an international academy of clinicians and scientists, all experts in occupational and environmental health

UM School of Medicine's Institute of Human Virology Member Joins Scientific Advisory Committee of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations