Remembering our faculty, alumni, and friends

Gordon F. VanOtteren (M.D. 1960) died November 30, 2020, at the age of 84.

She brings her gender studies chops to all aspects of life and school.

Research says vaping cannabis may cause worse respiratory issues than e-cigarettes or smoking cigarettes or marijuana alone.

Christina Costa’s case required multiple neuro specialists. A multidisciplinary brain tumor clinic offered her just that, in one location.

From medical play to gaming, child life specialists offer different ways to ease stress and anxiety in kids during medical visits.

Medicaid expansion in Michigan led to better oral health among enrollees, and some reporters this improved their ability to perform at work or seek a job.

A medical device that works to detect if a patient will become unstable earlier than traditional vital signs received the green light to be marketed to U.S. hospitals.

People over 50 have been getting pandemic puppies, dogs and cats, and other companion animals, in 2020 and early 2021, according to a new poll.

Almost a quarter of those undergoing common surgical procedures also smoke.

A new study assesses the relationship between telehealth use among primary care practices across the state and preventable ER visits and hospitalizations.

As vaccination continues, the power of masks and distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus is still critical to reducing disease and death from COVID-19

Moments ago, 169 University of Michigan medical students anxiously learned their next steps in becoming future health care providers. Each student received an online notification from the National Residency Match Program, which revealed their residency destinations.

The new approach blocks the interaction between cancer cells and immune receptors, showing promise in mice.

When Connor Burke was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, his treatment caused his red blood cell count to go down and he needed blood transfusions. Blood donations saved his life.