Shoshanna Fischhoff

We look back at an incredible year by the numbers and a timeline of key moments.

Researchers study air pollution as a modifiable risk factor for deadly neurological disease.

A research team reviewed the latest discoveries related to genome-wide association studies and dementia.

The magazine that has served the welding community for over 20 years talks about our research into environmental exposures and the innovative Michigan Brain, Health & Environment Study.

Dr. Feldman receives significant new funding to advance the ability to predict and ultimately prevent ALS.

Researchers identified distinct gene expression patterns that distinguish ALS patients.

The NeuroNetwork for Emerging Therapies was part of The Neighborhoods Study, a nationwide effort to examine how where people live affects Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.

The official source of the American Academy of Neurology intereviewed her for an article titled "How Brooke Eby is Using Humor and Honesty to Redefine Life with ALS."

A monthly photo hot off the presses from our research showing how beautiful science can be.

We sat down with the Robert A. Epstein and Joan M. Chernoff-Epstein Emerging Scholar to hear about his work at the intersection of immunology and ALS.

The grant funds the use of a new tool to aid in better understanding the immune system’s role in the disease.

Medicine at Michigan chose Dr. Eva L. Feldman as an important leader from the University of Michigan's 175-year history.

Researchers also compared the ketogenic diet to other interventions to see which was better at improving cognitive function.

The Association of American Medical Colleges awarded Eva L. Feldman an Award for Distinguished Research in Biomedical Sciences.

A leadership intervention for women in academic medicine.