Tag Archives: Michigan Medicine

Medicine at Michigan

“This Infection, Like War, Kills the Young”

Katie Vloet | Autumn 2018 1918 flu

Michigan Medicine News

Looking back on another virus battle: U-M’s role in polio history

Kara Gavin | May 14, 2020 public health

Michigan Today

The idea to ‘flatten the curve’

James Tobin | April 23, 2020 epidemic

Medicine at Michigan

The First University Hospital

James Tobin | Winter 2020 Michigan Medicine

Michigan Medicine News

Three in One: How Academic Medical Centers Came to Be

Kara Gavin | January 2, 2020 Michigan Medicine

Michigan Medicine News

History of Michigan Medicine

December 1, 2019

Explore 150 years of Michigan Medicine history and heritage, including the ways in which the Leaders and Best have always been on the frontlines of health and healing.

Michigan Medicine

Medicine at Michigan

X-Ray Vision

by Jim Tobin | February 2019

James Gerrit Van Zwaluwenburg (M.D. 1908) was an early adopter of X-ray technology, and he made imaging an integral element of clinical diagnoses and patient care at U-M.

healthcare history