About 48 million people fall victim to food poisoning each year. Prevent getting food poisoning with these six tips.

Women with urological issue may not know how common — and treatable — they are, which keeps many from seeking proper care. But help is available.

After a hotly contested study citing a spike in advanced prostate cancer, the discussion over declining use of a preventive test has been renewed.

A Michigan Medicine ophthalmologist and retinal surgeon shares advice for viewing the total solar eclipse safely, including what to look for in eye protection.

Michigan Medicine launches Michigan Promise, a transformative long-term effort to reshape the culture of hiring, mentoring and advancement of early-career surgeons.

A Detroit father offers advice for coping with uncertainty, balancing marriage and family, and making the most of small moments.

Marijuana’s growing availability and public acceptance has brought unintended consequence for users. More patients presenting in the emergency department with physical or psychological symptoms tied to acute marijuana intoxication.

Not everyone decides to be a doctor as an undergraduate. More students are considering gap years before med school. Nontraditional U-M medical students offer advice for making the transition later in life.

The simple act of breathing is crucial for growth and wellness. Here’s how custom, 3D-printed technology from Michigan Medicine helps patients thrive.

A review of patient data finds a potential link to costly diabetic eye treatments. It also underscores the need for collaborative care.

The simple act of becoming an organ donor has major benefits. See how far your gift can go — and why more donors are desperately needed.

A national poll finds parents have concerns about younger passengers using the popular apps. Here’s how to use ride-share services safely.

The most common complication of postpartum can last for weeks to months. A powerful but pricey new drug could offer quick treatment for affected mothers.

Spinal anesthesia, a needle-based procedure that provides sensory and movement block without loss of consciousness, is becoming a more common alternative to general anesthesia for infants.

The latest gadgetry designed to analyze your sleep has limits, experts say. And the tools are meaningless when healthy nighttime habits are ignored.