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Medical School alumni have a unique bond with their classmates and their medical school. The University’s Medical Alumni Society (MAS) keeps alumni connected through special programs and events, while also supporting medical students.
Whether volunteering as a mentor or making a gift, alumni can make a difference and help aspiring future doctors achieve their dreams.
At the University of Minnesota, we believe that with your support anything is possible. Medical discoveries can transform lives and create a healthier future. The Minnesota Medical Foundation, home to the Medical Alumni Society, manages and raises private gifts to advance health and medical research, education, and care at the University of Minnesota.
Visit the Minnesota Medical Foundation page to:
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After more than three decades at the University of Minnesota, Elizabeth Seaquist, M.D., keeps finding reasons to stay. The latest reason? Conquering diabetes throughout the state through a leadership role in the Decade of Discovery initiative. Read more.
Medical Bulletin
The Medical School's award-winning magazine, Medical Bulletin, is published twice a year by the Minnesota Medical Foundation.
In this issue
One world, one medicine: Together, U of M and Ugandan doctors are waging war on HIV/AIDS and malaria in a disease hot zone.
From tiny to on track: For families with premature or once critically ill babies, the NICU Follow-Up Clinic provides resources and peace of mind.
A lifesaving role for virtual reality: How well can simulation training prepare combat medics for the real thing? U of M leads the team that will find out.
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