Shoshanna Fischhoff

Contributing writer, Michigan Medicine.

Dr. Eva Feldman holding up a film and looking at it in the lab of the NeuroNetwork for Emerging Therapies
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Dr. Eva Feldman chosen as one of UMMS's "leaders & best"

Medicine at Michigan chose Dr. Eva L. Feldman as an important leader from the University of Michigan's 175-year history.
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Keto diet reduces risk of cognitive decline related to metabolic syndrome

Researchers also compared the ketogenic diet to other interventions to see which was better at improving cognitive function.
photo of Dr. Eva Feldman
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Dr. Feldman receives prestigious AAMC award

The Association of American Medical Colleges awarded Eva L. Feldman an Award for Distinguished Research in Biomedical Sciences.
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New program seeks to EMPOWER women clinician-scientists

A leadership intervention for women in academic medicine.
We are studying how the Keto diet, which is low in carbohydrates and high in fats, affects nerves. On this diet, the body relies more on fat for energy and switches to using different enzymes for energy production. The PCK1 enzyme, depicted in orange in this image of a sciatic nerve (the longest nerve in the body, which runs from the lower spine down the leg), plays a crucial role in how cells manage energy when carbohydrates are scarce. The myelin (the protective sheath around the nerve) is stained green,
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Under the Microscope

A monthly photo hot off the presses from our research showing how beautiful science can be.
A screenshot of Dr. Eva Feldman's video talking about brain health
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University of Michigan social campaign launches with Dr. Feldman

Dr. Feldman shared tips on preserving brain health in a video posted on social media platforms.
Cali McEntee
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3 Minutes with Cali McEntee, PhD

Meet the newest member of the NeuroNetwork for Emerging Therapies team.
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A review on ALS therapy

CNS Drugs publishes a review examining how understanding the genetics and mechanisms of ALS can inform the treatment and management of the disease.
Laura DeVault PhD
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Welcoming the Next Edith Briskin Emerging Scholar

Meet Laura DeVault, Ph.D., new to the NeuroNetwork for Emerging Therapies, the next Edith Briskin Emerging Scholar
Dr. Peter Lee
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AI & The Future of Medicine

The installment of the NeuroNetwork for Emerging Therapies Mini Symposium Series features a discussion with Dr. Peter Lee, President of Microsoft Research, followed by a panel discussion.
A look at different cell types in the cortex of a mouse brain: cell nuclei (blue), neurons (green), microglia (red), and endothelial cells (yellow). This is from preliminary work, which will enable us to look at how the expression of energy markers in the brain changes with aging and metabolic stress conditions.
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Under the Microscope

A monthly photo hot off the presses from our research showing how beautiful science can be.
Dusty May during is Q&A
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Hoops Fight ALS 2025

The ALS Center of Excellence joined past U-M players, coaches and staff at the event to raise awareness and funds to fight amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
Joel and Shelley Tauber with the 2025 Tauber Family Interns
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The Tauber Family Student Interns 2025

Meet the undergraduate students who received hands-on experience and a real-life understanding of medical research this summer in this unique and powerful program. They will be the next generation of medical science leaders.
Dr. Kevin Chen
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Dr. Chen Receives Honor from NIA

The National Institute on Aging selected the Frances and Kenneth Eisenberg Emerging Scholar for a prestigious scholar program.
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Hispanics have increased risk of neuropathy

A recent study published in Neurology looked at whether race an ethnicity play a role in a person's risk of peripheral neuropathy.
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