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  • Michigan Today

    The First Flu Shot

    Jim Tobin | November 27, 2019

    U-M scientist Thomas Francis broke new ground in the fight against influenza with his work on the first flu shot.

    public health
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  • Grace Eldering at her desk
    Bentley Historical Library

    The Trail Blazer

    by Eryn Killian | January 2019

    Scientist and educator Pearl Kendrick was a lecturer in the Department of Epidemiology at U-M and changed the landscape of infectious disease to save countless lives.

    public health
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  • Portrait of James Gerrit Van Zwaluwenburg
    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
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  • Larry Curtiss with machinery
    LSA Magazine

    A Tough Act to Swallow

    by Elizabeth Wason | September 2018

    A physics student developed a way to see inside your stomach, despite the experts saying his idea was impossible.

    discovery
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