Marisa Miceli

 Marisa Miceli
Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine, Medical School
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University of Michigan Medical Center
Internal Medicine
1500 E. Medical Center Drive, F4005 University Hospital South
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109
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Marisa Miceli
Marisa Miceli
Clinical Professor
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    • Presentation
      "Mycology studies that may change your practice"
      Miceli MH. 2026 May 7;
    • Presentation
      Meet the Professor: “Spores Wars: New Antifungals in the Pipeline”
      Miceli MH. 2026 May 7;
    • Proceeding / Abstract / Poster
      What’s in a Name? Unveiling Misconceptions and Testing Patterns Surrounding Utilization of the Endemic Mycoses “Fungal”
      Chung A, Muller DJ, Miceli MH. 2026 Oct 22;
    • Proceeding / Abstract / Poster
      Comparison of Universal Versus Target Antifungal Prophylaxis for the Prevention of Invasive Fungal Infections (IFI) after Lung Transplantation (LTx)
      Muller DJ, Ashmead-Meers C, Linder KA, Richards BJ, Kauffman CA, Miceli MH. 2026 Sep 22;
    • Presentation
      Immune Reconstitution in the Context of Stem Cell Transplantation
      Miceli MH. 2026 May 7;
    • Presentation
      Plenary Session: Top 12 Papers For SOT, HCT, and Other Cellular Directed Therapies
      Miceli MH. 2026 May 7;
    • Presentation
      From Practice to Strategy: A Path Toward Smarter Use of Fungal Diagnostics
      Miceli MH. 2026 May 22;
    • Presentation
      Session 4B: One Step Closer…Reviewing Antifungal Clinical Trials Data Expanding the Antifungal Toolbox: Fosmanogepix and EL219 on the Horizon
      Miceli MH. 2026 May 7;

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