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A smiling Haley Warren standing outside.

Feature

Committed to caring for the community that raised her

The School of Nursing’s Doctoral Education Pathway for American Indian/Alaska Native Nurses is giving Haley Warren an avenue to give back to her Native community.

A graphic of a dog standing in front of an electrocardiography.

Feature

New hope for small dogs with bad hearts

A novel heart surgery device donated to the University of Minnesota’s College of Veterinary Medicine is helping the smallest of puppies.

Bryn and Vivian Fuechtmann stand outdoors.

Feature

Thriving in the face of cystic fibrosis

Under the care of a U of M physician, two young sisters with the disease live life full speed ahead.

Illustration on a white background. A pair of gray tweezers pulls out a piece of DNA from a red and blue double helix

News Release

New gene-editing therapy shows early success in fighting advanced GI cancers

Researchers completed a first-in-human clinical trial to help the immune system fight advanced gastrointestinal cancers.

Contraceptive pills, condoms and an intrauterine device laying on a violet background.

Research Brief

First hormone-free male birth control pill clears another milestone

Research from the College of Pharmacy has hit another milestone in the development of the first hormone-free male birth control pill.

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Talking rare diseases with U of M

Dr. Reena Kartha discusses rare diseases and the work she and the University do to progress the field.

Image of the torsos of two people, one in a red shirt and one in a white shirt, each with their arm outstretched. In the crook of their elbows, there are white bandages with red hearts on them.

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Talking blood donation with U of M

Dr. Claudia Cohn discusses why donating blood is more important than ever.

Three repersentatives from Minnesota Masonic Charities and three University officials pose for a photo on the field of Huntington Bank Staidum during a break in a Gopher footbal game, while all are holding an oversized printed check displaying a $35 million donation from the Masons to the U of M.

News Release

Minnesota Masonic Charities extends U of M investments to include healthy aging

Minnesota Masonic Charities publicly announced a transformative new gift to the U of M this week, growing the organization’s total investments in the University to $195 million.

The legs of someone walking on a treadmill from the knee down. The lower leg and foot bones are imposed over the image of the legs.

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Talking bone health with U of M

Suzanne Hecht talks about what bone health means, some of the common issues that affect bone health and how you can keep your bones strong as you age.

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