The Taubman Health Sciences Library has reopened after a $55 million renovation, transforming it into a medical education hub for in-person, collaborative, active learning.

The new precision medicine program at the U-M uses patients’ DNA and RNA to match them with personalized treatments.

James Woolliscroft reflects on his decade as dean of the Medical School.

A team of interdisciplinary collaborators at the U-M is creating a culture where patients, caregivers and the community participate in the design of health systems, tools and technologies.