We are excited to share a new article published in Health Lab, a Michigan Medicine publication that features stories on research and innovation in healthcare, that highlights the work of the Diabetes and Mental Health (DMH) initiative. The article introduces the DMH Initiative and its goals to support the psychosocial health and well-being of people with diabetes through our work with patients in Michigan Medicine. The writing team also interviewed Dr. Kevin Joiner at the U-M School of Nursing, who collaborates with GREMAP on the DMH study. Dr. Joiner is a long-time researcher and advocate for reducing stigma among people with diabetes, which is also central to the DMH Initiative. They write that “[the DMH initiative’s] efforts, along with others, are prime examples of U-M research driving evidence-based patient-centered care and increasing support and resources for people living with diabetes.” You can read the full article here.