Those opposed to COVID-19 vaccinations continue to put our health systems and the public in danger.

Ireland never showed any symptoms of her rare congenital heart condition until it caused her to collapse after playing outside.

Nearly 2 decades after a groundbreaking discovery, Arul Chinnaiyan wins a prestigious cancer research award.

Black women were twice as likely to get COVID-19 as white women, preeclampsia risk higher for all infected pregnant people in multicenter Michigan study.

Trauma creates ripples. When Matthew Finneran’s brother Ryan suffered a traumatic brain injury, his injury and recovery inspired Matthew to pursue a life’s work of researching innovative therapies for TBI patients.

Colon cancer test, colonoscopy, lung CT, Pap smear, cervical exam or mammogram need to be followed up with more tests, but costs.

Misinformation about COVID has spread in tandem with the virus and its variants. Michigan Medicine experts debunk myths about COVID vaccines, testing, illness, treatments and more.

A Michigan Medicine cardiologist explains what heart inflammation is, how it affects the body and how it can be treated.

An expert answers questions as the FDA considers authorizing a COVID-19 vaccine for kids under 5.

Mobile apps for smartphones and tablets are available to help older adults monitor and manage weight, exercise, mood, diabetes, sleep and more, but a poll shows many who could benefit don’t use them.

A new initiative provides medical students with confidential psychological care and psychiatric services at no charge.

A devastating loss sparked the creation of a supportive safe place for those dealing with mental health issues.

Over 65% of all violence-related deaths among kids and young adults across the country are caused by firearms.

She will serve on the executive team that manages the Medical School and Michigan Medicine

What are they listening to in the OR?