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The term “re-imagine” is purposeful—our goal is to create a fundamental shift in how we think about health beyond treating illness.

Arazu Kian and Taylor Sinn are analyzing data to determine the different professions that are represented in student learners.

Minnesota’s new approach to COVID-19 vaccination was on display last Wednesday: Offer shots at a small venue with ties to the community. Free gift cards don’t hurt, either. Read story originally published by Sahan Journal on June 17, 2021.

Three community leaders from rural Minnesota have been selected as the inaugural cohort for Project REACH (Rural Experts Advancing Community Health).

For Men’s Health Month, Cuong Pham from the Community-University Health Care Center answers questions about why it is important for men to have annual appointments and how to navigate health questions with their primary care provider.

Through geographic information science—or GIScience—Assistant Professor David Haynes uses big data to analyze geographic information and spatial data to advance health and address health disparities.

Last year was the first time Minnesota’s population in the 65+ age group was larger than in the 5-17 age group.

Part of the new “Ask a U of M Expert” video talks, Dr. Mansky answered questions from journalists about vaccine 101, myths and hesitancy.

CTSI’s Community Engagement to Advance Research and Community Health (CEARCH) office awarded four new Community Health Collaborative pilot grants this Spring. 

The Community-University Health Care Center recently partnered with the local non-profit organization WellShare International to provide COVID vaccinations for Minneapolis community members.