Michael S Argenyi

Michael S Argenyi is an Assistant Professor at UMass Chan Medical School in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health. With a background in history (BA from Seattle University), public health (MPH from Boston University), social work (MSW from Boston University), and medicine (MD from Creighton University), his work bridges clinical practice with public health research. His focus areas include health disparities among sexual and gender minority populations, substance use disorders, HIV/AIDS, and accessibility for the Deaf community.

• Education: BA, MPH, MSW, MD

Dr. Argenyi's research examines intersections between disability status and health outcomes, particularly in LGBTQ+ youth and college students. He investigates naloxone implementation, STI prevention, and ethical standards for Deaf medical learners. His publications span journals in public health, toxicology, emergency medicine, and medical ethics, with recent work on HIV care continuum gaps and mental health disparities.

His work highlights the importance of communication access for Deaf individuals in healthcare settings and integrates social media analysis for HIV screening trends. While no formal awards are listed, his collaborations (e.g., with Melissa Anderson) and cross-disciplinary networks reflect broad impact.