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Dr. Okuyemi will be the recipient of the 2021 Lynn and Joan Carmichael STFM Recognition Award.

The RECOVER project, led by RMCOEH assistant professor Sarang Yoon, DO, found that COVID-19 vaccines are as effective in the real world as they are in clinical trials.

The ranking was given out by Best Value Schools, which rates programs across the USA.

"Now that the vaccine is becoming more accessible, my team is also promoting and educating people about the vaccine."

When Meg Coyne's swollen arm put her climbing career at risk, Family Medicine assistant professor Jordan Knox, MD stepped in to help.

The video addresses the importance of vaccination and encourages community members to schedule their injections.

The award celebrates Dr. Okuyemi's many contributions to Family Medicine research and scholarship.

Dr. Magill has served Utah in multiple high-level leadership positions for the last two decades.

Dr. Lacey will join a group of officials from across the country to help address domestic security issues.

Dr. Rogers has received multiple awards and honors in March 2021 as part of his busy schedule.

The book explores common pitfalls and best practices of meetings held virtually on programs such as Zoom.

Dr. Lin will participate as a Board Member of the Association for Prevention Teaching and Research for the next three years.

In March, U Health released "7 Facts You Need to Know About COVID-19 Vaccines," a video that highlights some of the important points of the new COVID-19 vaccines and dispels...

The award comes with a $10,000 grant to be used in Dr. Hashibe's research.

The clinic is run by UPAP alumna Revina Talker, who has been diligent in providing COVID care to her community.

U Health "Good Notes" Interview with Family Medicine professor Amy Locke, MD, FAAFP.

The clinic is run by UPAP alumna Revina Talker, who has been diligent in providing COVID care to her community.

Donors included faculty, staff, students, and alumni.

Donors included faculty, staff, students, and alumni.

NCI Interview with Public Health assistant professor Charles M. Rogers, PhD, MPH, MS, MCHES.

The nationally recognized cartoonist has good things to say about South Korea and DFPM's Learning Abroad program.

Selected students will focus on primary care in rural or underserved urban areas.

Gone are the days when people go to work and school with symptoms, when handshakes are given freely and when not washing your hands was routine for many.

DFPM's representation in the national rankings increased by $1.6 million from last year's report.