University of Wisconsin - Preventive Medicine Residency

10/22/2025

Our former resident, Sara Doyle (2021-23) participated in an excellent webinar entitled, "Healthy to 100: Social Connection, Brain Health & the New Longevity."
https://www.sundayhealth.com/events/healthy-to-100

10/02/2025

Elizabeth Salisbury-Afshar, MD, MPH spoke at the American Society of Addiction Medicine - ASAM Addiction Medicine Advocacy Conference in Washington, DC last month for the panel "Driving Change at Home: State Advocacy Roundtable." Dr. Salisbury-Afshar joined colleagues in sharing experiences with state-chapter advocacy and strategizing for future success. https://buff.ly/tU8k7ps

09/14/2025

Congratulations to Dr. Amina Maamouri!

"I will be completing my residency training in Family Medicine at Denver Community Health Services. I am looking forward to continuing to grow as a community-engaged physician as I learn about and care for diverse populations in Denver. I aspire to subsequently return to Wisconsin for my practice where I hope to work as a Primary Care physician with diverse urban populations. In addition to my clinical work, I intend to remain active in medical education related to public health, advocacy, and public health leadership opportunities that arise."

07/16/2025

It did not take long for our new Preventive Medicine Resident, Joshua Hood to make the news!

Adopt a cow benefits food bank: Partnership grows with Day at the Creamery

Megan and Josh Hood, two event attendees, had just moved to the Madison area that weekend and stopped by for ice cream, only to see the event in action. When Josh was volunteering in Megan’s classroom while teaching in Missouri, a student had said the couple should buy a cow. The couple were smiling after receiving their adoption certificate.

“This feels like a dream come true,” Josh said.

COLUMBUS, Wis. — The Adopt a Dairy Cow campaign operates with a mission of connecting people with milk and the dairy industry. Efforts between the Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin …