Health & Medicine

  1. September 15, 2016

    U-M Health System, Metro Health moving forward with affiliation

    The Board of Regents and the board of directors of Metro Health Corp. have approved a definitive affiliation agreement setting the stage for the west Michigan health care provider to join the U-M Health System.

  2. July 25, 2016

    Faculty, staff lose weight, boost health through diabetes prevention

    More than 240 faculty, staff and their dependents have joined the Diabetes Prevention Program through U-M Premier Care to lose weight and improve their health in the past year.

  3. July 13, 2016

    Rivals Challenge results announced; 13 million exercise minutes logged

    The University of Michigan may not have come out victorious over Ohio State in the first-ever Rivals Challenge but U-M participants were successful in logging millions of exercise minutes and raising $1,600 for Project Health Schools.

  4. July 11, 2016

    Bylaw revisions proposed

    Revisions to the University of Michigan Board of Regents bylaws and University of Michigan Health System bylaws are proposed in support of the reorganization and alignment efforts underway at UMHS.

  5. June 16, 2016

    Roger Cone named director of Life Sciences Institute

    Roger D. Cone, a distinguished obesity researcher and experienced administrator, will serve as the new Mary Sue Coleman Director of U-M’s Life Sciences Institute, effective Sept. 1.

  6. June 16, 2016

    Forbes’ $17.5 million gift to help stimulate cancer research

    A $17.5 million commitment for cancer research from Madeline and Sidney Forbes will create the Forbes Institute for Cancer Discovery within the U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center.

  7. June 16, 2016

    U-M Health System reports strong financial results, growth

    The U-M Health System ended the 2016 fiscal year with an anticipated 4.2 percent operating margin on budgeted operating revenues of $3.1 billion for the U-M Hospitals, Health Centers and the Medical Group.

  8. May 21, 2016

    Incentives paid to improve health care have little impact in U.K.

    The world’s largest primary pay-for-performance program designed to improve patient health care and outcomes has failed to save additional lives, a U-M researcher says.

  9. May 19, 2016

    Brighton health center to offer more than 40 medical services

    The Board of Regents have approved a schematic design and authorization to issue bids and award contracts for a new 297,000-square-foot health center in Brighton.

  10. May 19, 2016

    Childhood obesity research among U-M projects in West Michigan

    Research into childhood obesity among Head Start preschoolers is one of several projects U-M faculty and staff are engaged with in western Michigan.