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Dr. David Pearson was quoted in this HealthDay article about winter skin health. The article repurposed a news release sent by the Medical School and was republished by 100+ outlets. Dr. Pearson said...

MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL (02/01/2023) — New research published in JAMA Cardiology from the University of Minnesota Medical School and University of Vermont’s Larner College of Medicine...

Check out the write up in WIRED detailing the fascinating research Dr. Masopust and his lab have been conducting on rodents' immune T cells here.

As a mentor, Assistant Professor Dr. Richelle Moen helps her learners and young faculty members develop practical and achievable goals.

MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL (1/31/2023) — February is American Heart Month, dedicated to understanding risk factors for heart disease and how to live a heart-healthy lifestyle. Caring for...

Robert Bulander Jr., MD, PhD, has accepted the role of Interim Chief in the Division of Acute Care and Critical Care Surgery.

Title: Understanding Breast Cancer Immune Infiltration With Multiplexed Tissue Imaging Using MIBI Date: Wednesday,...

Like any great performer, Department Head Dr. Clark C. Chen knows how important it is to rehearse. Treating a patient recently demonstrated that rehearsal would be a critical part of her treatment.

Nikon Instruments Inc. is currently hiring an Advanced Imaging Specialist for the Mid-West region in the United States.  If you’re looking to join a company with a dynamic vision for the...

The Surgical Education Office would like to announce Dr. Randi Lassiter as the new UME Surgery Clerkship Director.

Dr. Humphrey served as the interim Department Chair of Surgery in the early '90s and was honored as the Surgical Alumnus of the Year in 1997.

ABOUT OUR CONFERENCE  The 2023 Ovarian Cancer Midwest Focus (OCMF) Conference will be both an in-person and a virtual conference that will include live streamed discussion...

Dr. Mayur Sharma recently joined the Neurosurgery Department as an Assistant Professor. His clinical practice focuses on tumors, his research focuses on making surgery safer.

Dr. Michael Howell in the Department of Neurology spoke to Scientific American about rapid eye movement (REM) sleep behavior disorder (RBD). U of M research on RBD, which shows the condition may...

Dr. Cornelius Lam believes there are multiple levels to being a mentor: leading by example, being empathetic, and setting the right benchmarks.

CRNAs are a vital part of a patient’s care team as they tend to stay with a patient through their entire perioperative experience, from the pre-op interview and assessment through the procedure and...

Assistant Professor Dr. Alik Widge takes an approach to mentoring that is grounded in engineering – learning by doing.

The RapidEval Unit accepted two projects for the fall 2022 semi-annual Call for Proposals.

Engineered human tissue models have been proposed as a means to test the performance of medical devices and the impact of device intervention on tissue health and function.