In the wake of C.S. Mott Children's Hospital pediatric surgeon Daniel H. Teitelbaum’s death from a brain tumor, one mom shares his impact on her family.

Two new full-time hospital dogs at U-M are calming nervous patients and bringing smiles to visitors and staff. Learn more about service dogs Anna and Denver.

Pokemon Go is helping C.S. Mott Children's Hospital patients get active and social during their stays. See a video of young patients playing Pokemon Go.

Gifts in memory of Chad Carr, grandson of former Michigan football coach Lloyd Carr, will help Michigan scientists to fight the deadly DIPG tumor Chad battled.

University of Michigan diagnosed Ethan and brother Lucas with the 14th and 15th known cases of XMEN disease. Learn more about XMEN disease and the treatment.

Flint pediatrician warns any lead exposure can cause developmental issues in kids. Learn why lead exposure is still a concern and how to protect your children.

In response to concerns over sleep debt among teens, the medical community is calling on middle schools and high schools to start at 8:30 or later.

Fathers of chronically ill children often face particular emotions. Why it’s important to acknowledge them.

University of Michigan pediatricians recommend different methods for calming a child at the doctor’s office. Learn about these methods and see them in action.

University of Michigan doctors remove a grapefruit-sized tumor from a 3-Year-Old Ugandan Boy's neck. Watch a video detailing Jonathan’s whole amazing story.

A University of Michigan study will assess short and prolonged treatment of neonatal seizures using Phenobarbital. Learn more about the neonatal seizure study.

Therapeutic play, or medical play is a nonthreatening way to familiarize kids with the health care environment. Learn about the different forms of medical play.

Four kids in a Michigan town each battled severe illness at U-M’s Mott Children’s Hospital. Now, they’re all in the same 1st grade class. See their stories.