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We work closely with partners to redefine health beyond healthcare and with a bold vision of achieving health equity for all.
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For medical student Mario Castellanos, the ability to work with the Latino community in Milwaukee brings him a little closer to home.
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Basic Science
Dr. Vera Tarakanova believes creativity is needed to uncover why some viruses function the way they do.
Community Front Door
Milwaukee community members and MCW faculty came together to discuss the importance of research.
Education Innovation
The Initiative raises awareness about issues including trauma and social determinants of health.
MCW Magazine
Michael Krentz, MD '73, reflects on his career as an emergency physician, a US Navy flight surgeon and published author.
There’s a new club in town, but to be a part of it, you need show off your neuroradiology knowledge.
Dr. Michael Malinowski has a passion for helping others and collaborating with educators across the globe.
Young Wisconsin athlete Auggie Tate successfully faces the challenges of celiac disease.
Sadie Miller encountered a few surprises after starting medical school at MCW-Central Wisconsin.
MCW, CTSI and community partners collaborate to advance the health of the community through research and discovery.
Chase LaRue has never been afraid to try something new if it meant helping other people.
The MCW Pharmacy School offers a groundbreaking dual-degree program with undergraduate schools from across the state of Wisconsin.
Born into a low-resource household, Morgan Lockhart is a descendant of the Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians.
The partnership is a shining example of the embodiment of MCW’s missions on a global scale.
A tradition of innovation runs in Milwaukee’s blood.
Jean Mallet and the Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity want students to reach their full potential.
Two medical school faculty mentors inspired Larry W. Stephenson, MD '70, to become a heart surgeon.
Neuroscience
For decades car safety advances have overlooked women. Susan Cronn and team hope to address this gap.
Trained to use tools by her electrician father, Dr. Merry Sebelik’s (MD '86, GME '91) path led her to use a new set of tools as a surgeon.
Philanthropy
John Mason, a Marine who served in Vietnam, struggled silently for years with depression and PTSD.
Donors make a difference by investing in the research, educational and clinical missions of the Froedtert & MCW Eye Institute.
Maie Zagloul created Books for Chance to help evacuee kids learn English and spark a love for books.
MCW graduate student Amanda Marks, who dropped out of school at 16, will defend her doctoral thesis soon.
Partnerships
MCW and the Zablocki VA Medical Center’s 76-year partnership benefits both doctors and patients.
MCW’s Joining Forces Program is designed to increase the clinical readiness of U.S. Army providers.
MCW neuroscientists share a focus on spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) research.
Current PhD student and Armed Services veteran comes full circle with Department of Defense grant award.
Cancer
Dr. Joseph Zenga is leveraging the power of research to help improve outcomes for his cancer patients.
About five years ago, MCW’s Dr. Ken Lee heeded a call to serve at an orphanage in Puebla, Mexico.
Medical education and residency training at MCW enabled Deborah DiStefano, MD ’76, GME ’80, to carry forward her father's legacy.
There’s a battle brewing at MCW, and it involves the fundamental processes happening in cells.
MCW students describe what they believe the future of healthcare means to them.
MCW's School of Pharmacy prepares students for postgraduate residency training programs and to pursue different medical specialties.
Dr. Max Krucoff is developing surgical techniques to make tumor removals safer and more complete.
MCW student with DACA status overcomes challenges to achieve the future his parents wanted for him.
The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated mental health issues for many children.
Through its digital communications, MCW is celebrating the stellar work that is truly pioneering paths to a healthier world.
“I received the phone call and was leaving for Ukraine within 48 hours.”
MCW's two regional campuses address physician maldistribution by training physicians in the communities where they are needed the most.
Graduate student Oby Nwabuzor believes a shift in the built environment can advance health equity.
The personal nature of mental health means conversations about it will be different for everyone.
MCW researchers are using knowledge learned during the AIDS pandemic to combat COVID-19.
The life story of J. Luis Bautista, MD ’84, is truly one of “rags to riches.”
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