Morehouse School of Medicine News Center
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"Mama Stories" Turns Maternal Health Research into Live Performance in Atlanta
APRIL 9, 2026 - A collaboration between maternal health researcher Natalie Hernandez-Green and Nashville artist Cynthia Harris aims to find new ways to talk about public health, especially among those who are most affected.
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MSM Celebrates 2026 Match Day Results
MARCH 26, 2026 - 100 of 102 Students Match to Residency Programs; Majority Enter Primary Care and Core Specialties.
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"Piloting the Journey": Dr. Kitty Carter-Wicker on Empathy, Medicine and Making Family Proud
MARCH 26, 2026 - MSM Professor of Family Medicine and AUCC Student Health and Wellness Center Medical Director Dr. Kitty Carter-Wicker spoke with "Closer Look" host Rose Scott on WABE.
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MSM Receives $950K Towards Building Academic Research Facility
MARCH 26, 2026 - The federal funding will expand the campus' abilities to conduct research and address burnout at Atlanta's only historically Black medical school.
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Morehouse School of Medicine Receives $950K
MARCH 26, 2026 - The federal funding will be used to build a new academic and research building on the main MSM campus in Atlanta.
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MSM Receives Nearly $1 Million For New Research Building
MARCH 26, 2026 - U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams secured $950,000 for the development as part of the fiscal year 2023 Community Project Funding in Congress.
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Black History Month: MSM Training Next Generation of Doctors
FEBRUARY 26, 2026 - MSM is expanding its efforts to address healthcare disparities and improve medical access across Georgia.
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Sleep-Tracking Devices Have Limits. Experts Want Users to Know What They Are.
FEBRUARY 2, 2026 - Dr. Chantale Branson, a sleep neurologist at Morehouse School of Medicine, says people should focus more on improving their overall "sleep hygiene," rather than statistics from a wearable device.
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Why Seeing Black Children with ADHD as a "Discipline Problem" Must Stop
JANUARY 28, 2026 - MSM professor and Chair of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Dr. Sarah Vinson urges clinicians to work alongside the parents of Black children with ADHD to build trust and a treatment plan that suits the child's unique needs.