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How pharmacists contribute meaningfully in primary health care

College of Pharmacy Associate Professor Kylee Funk found that pharmacists improve primary care in clinics.

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Hippocrates Cafe: Reflections on the Pandemic

Hippocrates Cafe: Reflections on the Pandemic will be airing nationally on American Public Television in April.

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Talking vaccine anxiety, guilt and shaming with the U of M

Medical School Professor Sophia Albott discusses these three emerging vaccination attitudes and how to manage them as the vaccine access widens to new populations.

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Cannabis use in adolescence leads to poorer school performance, lower socioeconomic attainment, study suggests

University of Minnesota researchers followed thousands of identical twins from age 11 into adulthood.

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Talking mental health during the pandemic with U of M

Community-University Health Care Center Case Manager Rachel Fuller talks about mental health and substance abuse challenges she is seeing in her practice.

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Talking travel safety with U of M

U of M Medical School Professor Jill Foster offers tips on how to stay safe during upcoming travel.

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A shot in the arm for those who need it most

The U of M’s Medical Reserve Corps is helping with the vaccination efforts at Twin Cities clinics.

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School connectedness as a protective factor for ethnic minority adolescents

School of Nursing Professor Eunice Areba found that prevention programs in schools can reduce suicide ideation and attempts among Somali, Latino, Hmong and Non-Hispanic white adolescents.

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Rudy's chances

The College of Veterinary Medicine has given a Labrador a second chance following a historic cardiac procedure.

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Finding better ways to detect and measure infectious viruses in the air

SPH Professor and study lead Peter Raynor believes the findings also apply to many other viruses, such as SARS-CoV-2.

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Identifying a hurdle for some Alzheimer’s patients

A study finds that obtaining specialized geriatric care may be harder for rural and lower-income patients.

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Newly funded research will use biomarkers from blood to understand how childhood shapes risks of Alzheimer's and other dementias

University of Minnesota research supported by $14.2 million in new funding from the National Institute on Aging.

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Two medical students study often overlooked issues of health equity

With grants from the Minnesota Medical Association, they’ll bring attention to the needs of deaf patients and disparities in medical school financing.

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The U of M School of Public Health received a $5 million philanthropic gift from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota to establish the Center for Antiracism Research for Health Equity

The center is dedicated to addressing and uprooting structural racism’s impact on health and healthcare.

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U of M announces NXT GEN MED: A groundbreaking partnership to re-envision health care education with support from Google Cloud and Mayo Clinic

The University unveiled NXT GEN MED, a unique and innovative partnership between the University and Google Cloud that will provide a high-tech, accelerated and immersive learning approach for students pursuing health care careers.

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Story Archive

How pharmacists contribute meaningfully in primary health care

Hippocrates Cafe: Reflections on the Pandemic

Talking vaccine anxiety, guilt and shaming with the U of M

Cannabis use in adolescence leads to poorer school performance, lower socioeconomic attainment, study suggests

Talking mental health during the pandemic with U of M

Talking travel safety with U of M

A shot in the arm for those who need it most

School connectedness as a protective factor for ethnic minority adolescents

Rudy's chances

Finding better ways to detect and measure infectious viruses in the air

Identifying a hurdle for some Alzheimer’s patients

Two medical students study often overlooked issues of health equity

The U of M School of Public Health received a $5 million philanthropic gift from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota to establish the Center for Antiracism Research for Health Equity

U of M announces NXT GEN MED: A groundbreaking partnership to re-envision health care education with support from Google Cloud and Mayo Clinic

New study discovers possible early detection method for elusive ovarian cancer

New cancer clinic opens at M Health Fairview’s Clinics and Surgery Center

First-of-its-kind medical truck launches in the Twin Cities metro to treat cardiac arrest patients

Obtaining specialist care may be harder for rural and lower-income Alzheimer’s patients

Talking cancer prevention with U of M

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