Michigan State University Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology

Join us in congratulating Dr. Mostafa Abuzeid on receiving the 2025 Outstanding Community Faculty Award from the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. MSU CHM recognizes these outstanding faculty and staff for their achievements and contributions to medical education, research and academics. Delivery of CHM educational programs is heavily dependent upon faculty who reside and work in communities throughout the state. The College of Human Medicine Outstanding Community Faculty Award honors a member of our community-based faculty for their significant contribution to the college. The recipient of this award is generally not employed by MSU but is committed to, and devotes significant time and effort to, an academic career, demonstrating academic and/or research excellence.

Mostafa Abuzeid, MD
Henry Ford Health, Center for Reproductive Medicine
Outstanding Community Faculty Award

Join us in congratulating Dr. Asgi Fazleabas on receiving the 2025 Junior Faculty Mentoring Award from the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. MSU CHM recognizes these outstanding faculty and staff for their achievements and contributions to medical education, research and academics. The Junior Faculty Mentoring award recognizes a faculty member who has served as an outstanding mentor and has successfully guided a junior faculty member(s) through their academic career path. A good mentor recognizes the importance of strong mentoring and keeps the mentee’s best interest foremost. The mentoring relationship must be confidential and built on a foundation of mutual trust and honesty.

Asgi Fazleabas, PhD, University Distinguished Professor & Associate Chair of Research
Junior Faculty Mentoring Award

Join us in congratulating Dr. Bin Gu on receiving the 2025 Early Career Research Excellence Award from the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. MSU CHM recognizes these outstanding faculty and staff for their achievements and contributions to medical education, research and academics. The Early Career Research Excellence award recognizes early career faculty members who have demonstrated early success in basic science, clinical, epidemiological, or translational research. Particular consideration will be given to nominees who have enhanced the research stature of the college.

Bin Gu, PhD, Assistant Professor
Early Career Research Excellence Award

https://www.facebook.com/share/17AFRQA55u/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Better endometriosis care

Better endometriosis care

Oncofertility 101 Course 2025

Online Registration & CME offered by Henry Ford Health: https://hfhs.cloud-cme.com/course/courseoverview?P=5&EID=86456&IsExhibitor=false
Oncofertility 101 Course In-Person: $200
Oncofertility 101 Course Virtual: $150
CME Credits available: 3.75

https://humanmedicine.msu.edu/news/2025-cara-poland-appointed-vice-president-of-the-american-society-of-addiction-medicine.html

New leadership role continues advocacy work for addiction medicine physician | College Of Human Medicine Cara Poland, MD, MEd, an associate professor with MSU College of Human Medicine, was appointed vice president of the American Society of Addiction Medicine.

https://swhr.org/events/swhr-annual-awards-gala/swhr-2025-annual-awards-gala/

SWHR 2025 Annual Awards Gala - Society for Women's Health Research This SWHR event will honor leaders who have significantly advanced women’s health throughout their careers.

https://msutoday.msu.edu/news/2025/msu-researchers-make-progress-toward-non-hormonal-treatment-for-endometriosis

MSU researchers make progress toward non-hormonal treatment for endometriosis Michigan State University researchers have made progress toward a non-hormonal treatment for endometriosis. Their study explores how immune cells interact with endometriosis lesions, offering new insights for potential therapies.

MSU researchers like Cara Poland, Jennifer Johnson, Adesuwa Olomu and Teresa K. Woodruff are advancing bold new strategies to overcome health disparities.

Online eHealth Study The Women's eHealth (electronic health) Study is being led by researchers at Michigan State University. Joining is completely voluntary, meaning it’s your choice if you want to take part.

Research opportunity!

Online eHealth Study Your help makes this work possible—thank you!