Sisters Amelia and Nora were both born with significant hearing loss and are now patients of Michigan Medicine’s Cochlear Implant Program. At a recent visit, these siblings experienced the breadth of services provided for cochlear implant patients: speech language therapy, sound booth detection evaluation, hardware testing and more. Cochlear implant surgery is just the beginning for our pediatric patients, who work with a team of audiologists, neurotologists and speech language pathologists to r

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1.4K views · 42 reactions | In this new episode of the Population Healthy Podcast from the University of Michigan School of Public Health, learn about the ways health departments help the communities they serve, and the need to build a strong public health infrastructure. The podcast also features individuals working in health departments who share how their work impacts the communities they serve. LISTEN myumi.ch/J8dzw | University of Michigan | Facebook

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The 24th Annual Pathology Research Symposium brought together students, faculty, and leaders in pathology for a full day of innovative science and celebration! Attendees heard presentations on cancer biology, microRNA therapeutics, leukemia mechanisms, retinal development, neurodegeneration, and the long-term effects of early-life viral infections. Keynote speaker Dr. Frank Slack of Harvard Medical School shared insight into RNA medicine and the expanding field of microRNA-based therapies. Congr

1.9K views · 18 reactions | For cancer that runs in families, it’s important to know which genetic differences are likely to lead to the disease. Hear how Dr. Jacob Kitzman and his team are developing tools to better assess genetic risk. By making a much-needed gift during Discovery Research Week, you can join us in discovering the answers that transform lives. Give today! victors.us/DiscoveryResearchWeek25 | Michigan Medicine | Facebook