The finding will indicate how aggressively physicians should treat patients with the associated condition.

A protein called PIKfyve impacts multiple processes involved in metabolism and cell death; blocking it is key to making immunotherapy work in prostate cancer.

Gun violence is the leading cause of death for high school aged teens in America, but more parents of teens, including teens with depression, are buying guns during the pandemic. Public health officials stress the importance of safely securing firearms in

Olympic sports stars speaking up about depression, anxiety and mental health challenges, reducing stigma and helping younger athletes know how and when to seek help.

The conversation provides insight into what admissions is looking for in prospective students.

Living through COVID-19 era has tested the mental resiliency of many older Americans; some groups appear more affected than others. 

Michigan Medicine’s adult hospitals were ranked best in Michigan and 11th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report “Best Hospitals”(link is external) rankings for 2021-2022. This prestigious honor measures excellence in patient care.

Swimming was how Kara Wolter found solace, especially after her bone cancer diagnosis and leg amputation. But COVID often took away her safe place and delayed her Swim Across America race. Here’s how she ultimately crossed the finish line.

Researchers say it leaves most intronic sequences untouched as transcripts are being synthesized.

An analysis of patient data from across Michigan found scores from the Decipher Biopsy test independently aligned with outcomes.

3 in 4 parents say their child’s doctor will influence their decision about getting kids vaccinated against COVID, but many haven’t had the conversation.

A University of Michigan survey reveals more.

Known as HIPEC, the therapy has been available for adults for years at Michigan Medicine. Now it’s an option for kids here, too.

On July 24, 170 first-year medical students took the first step on their journey of becoming doctors, marking the return of one of the medical school’s grandest traditions.

After being diagnosed with Antiphospholipid Syndrome, Amber was determined to fight many challenges and become a mother.