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Top Story: More than just tummy trouble: Crohn’s disease, colitis and irritable bowel syndrome
Dr. Justin Howard in the Department of Medicine was interviewed live on MPR News with Angela Davis about inflammatory bowel disease and gastrointestinal health.“IBD stands for Inflammatory Bowel...
Staff with Purpose and Passion: Hannah Carter
Medical School Senior Events Manager Hannah Carter brings collaboration, curiosity and careful planning to events that support Medical School students, families and colleagues.
MIDB’s Dr. Meghan Swanson Awarded Major Grant to Advance Autism Research
Meghan Swanson, PhD, has been awarded a groundbreaking $34.7M grant to fund Project MAPLE, or Mapping Autism with Precision in Language and Expression.
Research
Clinical Infectious Diseases Journal Publishes Ashma Chakrawarti's, PhD, Gut Microbiome & HIV Immunotherapy Study
In this study, Dr. Chakrawarti and team looked at how gut bacteria relate to how people with HIV respond to N-803, an experimental immune-based therapy.
Surgery, Research
Family Medicine Resident Spotlight: Henry Betancourt, MD
Henry Betancourt, MD, is a resident at the CentraCare St. Cloud Family Medicine Residency Program in St. Cloud, Minnesota. We spoke with Dr. Betancourt about why he chose the program, his medical...
FMCH, Education
Welcome Dr. Connor Buechler and Dr. James Pathoulas
We are excited to announce that Dr. Connor Buechler and Dr. James Pathoulas have joined the UMN Department of Dermatology as Assistant Professors!
Dermatology, Faculty
Top story: U studying zoo animal samples to find next disease-fighting therapy
Drs. Ryan Langlois and Michael Gale Jr. in the Department of Microbiology & Immunology spoke to the Star Tribune about their new NIH grant to study how animals fight infection.
Research
Masonic Cancer Center welcomes Scott Dehm as co-leader of the Genomics, Cell States, and Signaling Program
The Masonic Cancer Center, University of Minnesota is pleased to announce that Scott Dehm, PhD, was named co-leader of the Genomics, Cell States, and Signaling (GCSS) research program in April 2026....
Pathology
New University of Minnesota research identifies potential therapeutic target for Alzheimer’s disease
MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL (7/30/2026) — A University of Minnesota research team has identified a type of plaque that represents a new potential therapeutic target for Alzheimer’s disease...
Research
New funding in the Langlois Lab will use a cellular zoo to study how animals fight infection
Link to StarTribune Article
Microbiology & Immunology
From Combat Medic to Doctor: A New Pathway to Healing for Lauren Kitner
When did you first want to be a doctor?I first became interested in becoming a doctor in high school after taking human anatomy and physiology classes. What drew me to medicine was the ability to...
Trauma Care
LMP welcomes new faculty
Jacky Lu, PhD, M(ASCP)CM joined LMP as an assistant professor and microbiologist June 29. Lu received a PhD in microbiology and immunology from the Vanderbilt University...
Pathology, Faculty
NAVIGATE Program Community Visits Change Outcomes
The NAVIGATE program is a coordinated specialty care program for individuals diagnosed with first-episode psychosis, based on the National Institute of Mental Health study called RAISE (Recovery...
Psychiatry
Register for the 8th Annual Twin Cities Pediatric Update
Join us in-person on September 17-18, 2026, for the 8th annual Annual Twin Cities Pediatric Update in Brooklyn Park, MN. The 2-day educational event hosted by Children’s Minnesota, the University of...
Pediatric, Education
SoLaHmo: A Legacy of Community-driven Research
When thinking about how traditional research works, it’s common to focus on a deficit model. Researchers tend to put community populations under the microscope for perceived sickness. Since its...
PHDR, Community Engagement, Research
Research Brief: Less cannabis use among adolescents, but social disparities persist
MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL (07/23/2026) — New research from the University of Minnesota Medical School found that rates of cannabis use during adolescence have declined since 2013, though some large...
Research
Surgery Spotlight: Tarbia Hamid, MBBS, FCPS
This past June, Dr. Tarbia Hamid made University of Minnesota history as the first official graduate of the Global Breast Cancer Fellowship.
Surgery, Education, Spotlight
LMP leadership updates and expression of gratitude
LMP Department Chair Bharat Thyagarajan is pleased to announce an exciting new chapter for the Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathology leadership team with new appointments to key Vice...
Pathology, Faculty Accomplishments