InMedicine (OUWB’s Magazine)

It can be uncomfortable, intimidating, and downright scary to put oneself out there and risk exploring the unknown — but

What happens to our bodies after death can involve deep reflection and be emotionally challenging, but it was a relatively

When Stephanie Goike, M.D., recalls her interview at OUWB, a smile beams across her face as she recalls how she

Twenty-nine students from Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine were recently inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Society

When Ramin Homayouni, Ph.D., worked out, often he would take ibuprofen for inflammation and pain, and simply accepted that it

Constant improvement with an eye on the future has always been important to Dick Amacher — the most recent example

A chance encounter with an elementary-age student in Detroit may be a blip in the youngster’s memory, but for Nicholas

Before Florence Doo, M.D., wanted to be a doctor, she was certain about two things: she loved learning, and she had

When Rachel Hunt, M.D., was applying to medical school, it was OUWB’s longer-than-normal name that caught her eye — but

One would be hard-pressed to find anyone who thinks an ACL tear is a good thing, but that’s exactly how

Woodrow Sams, M.D., says it’s easy to look back and clearly see one’s journey in life, but fully acknowledges how

From new flooring to ultra-powerful microscopes, state-of-the-art imaging equipment and more, the Oakland University/OUWB eye research lab might seem unrecognizable

Students from Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine say they understand the importance of being exposed to medicine early