As the COVID pandemic continues, a pediatric infectious diseases specialist weighs in on the top tips for going back to school during delta.

How instructional videos for staff are helping transgender patients feel ‘safe, accepted and welcomed.'

Research suggests that, for many women, a simple change in thinking could dramatically improve bladder control.

A Michigan Medicine physician will co-lead a National Institutes of Health study(link is external) of antibody response to an additional dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in people with autoimmune diseases who did not present a strong immune response to the first round of authorized vaccination.

We know more now about how immunocompromised people — including organ transplant recipients, certain cancer patients and those on medications that severely suppress the immune system — respond to the COVID vaccine.

The method could be an alternative to opioids and other medication.

Pain management care and research that's focused on smarter use of addictive drugs.

A physician responds to systemic racism.

Health Equity Scholars are learning an unprecedented depth of care.

The latest updates from our alumni

Remembering our faculty, alumni, and friends

A race to deliver COVID vaccines at Michigan Medicine

Dean Runge gives recent examples of integrity at Michigan Medicine.

People paid a price for prematurely celebrating the end of the 1918 flu pandemic.