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Urology Clinical Research
Research in the U-M Medical School Department of Urology spans a wide range of topics, offering a well-rounded perspective on many of the challenges facing the field of urology.
This broad span helps prepare the Department, as well as its many physicians, to be able to call upon innovative, thoroughly researched best practices when treating patients.
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Department News
Michigan Medicine Urology Earns Coloplast Titan Center of Excellence Designation
Dr. Bahaa Malaeb and Michigan Medicine Urology receive Coloplast's Titan Center of Excellence designation for excellence in prosthetic urology care.
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Prostate cancer and hereditary risk: A doctor explains the connection
Some genetic mutations linked to breast cancer also can affect men, but in a different way. A Michigan Medicine urologist explains the connection.
Department News
Medical School Honors Three Faculty Members with Endowed Professorships
The University of Michigan Medical School celebrates Dr. Salami, Dr. Kraft and Dr. Gupta on receiving endowed professorships, one of the institution’s highest faculty honors.
Department News
U-M Awards Strategic Initiative Fund Grant to Diabetes Reprogramming Initiative Led by Dr. Ganesh Palapattu
Dr. Ganesh Palapattu's Michigan Initiative to Reprogram Cells for Diabetes (MIRC-D) has been selected for funding through the University of Michigan's Strategic Initiative Fund, supporting innovative, multidisciplinary research aimed at transforming diabetes treatment.
Medical School News
Medical School well-represented among Strategic Initiative Fund’s first recipients
On Aug. 26, the University of Michigan announced 37 projects that will receive $40 million in initial funding from the Strategic Initiative Fund to pursue bold ideas.
Department News
Urology Care Foundation Highlights Humanitarian Efforts on World Humanitarian Day
Urology Care Foundation marks World Humanitarian Day by supporting grants and programs that expand urologic care access in underserved communities worldwide.