Clinical trials underway are testing whether drugs that target the androgen receptor – successful in controlling prostate cancer – could also work against the coronavirus.

Preclinical study identifies possible therapeutic target for cardiovascular risk factors that avoid the common problem of an increased risk of fatty liver disease.

When it opened in 1925, the University of Michigan’s flagship hospital was one of the largest, most modern facilities of its kind in the world.

Nurses represented by the University of Michigan Professional Nurses Council (UMPNC) voted Friday to ratify a one-year contract, which will delay the need for contract negotiations until 2022.

University of Michigan has created a set of nine COVID-19 guidebooks, based on the wisdom and experience of people who have lived through the disease or served as caregivers to others.

An emergency department employee had a chance encounter with the Survival Flight nurse that cared for her father when she was six years old.

With a vaccine on the horizon, it’s more important than ever to protect those at risk of severe illness. Who do you protect?

Implementing policies and strategies to eliminate racial disparities could improve outcomes for both diseases.

New findings give reason to pay attention to metabolic dysfunction well before middle age.

New guides give practical tips and useful information for anyone living through COVID-19, or being a caregiver to someone who is.

New research suggests the thought of being a protector overrides desire for personal freedoms when it comes to COVID-safety messages. 

After recovering from a COVID-19 hospitalization, one patient organized a testing drive to help others in community.

Osteopontin is discovered as the culprit behind these patients’ main cause of death. However, a repurposed immunosuppressive drug may combat the pro-inflammatory protein.

A combination approach, which included metabolic reprogramming and immunotherapy, led to complete tumor regression in 60% of study mice.

Throughout the pandemic, researchers have continued to push the boundaries of cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment.