A double lung transplant rids one patient of emphysema and gives him a lifetime to breathe.

A new study finds physicians and other health care professionals have different voting behaviors than other professions and the general public.

Researchers have created an experimental device that, instead of inhibiting inflammatory proteins in COVID-19 patients, changes the phenotype of circulating white blood cells, helping wean two patients off ECMO.

Experts advise on how to celebrate without putting yourself, and your loved ones, at risk.

A new study reveals the COVID-19 virus triggers production of autoantibodies circulating through the blood, causing blood coagulation and clots in people hospitalized with the disease.

A medical emergency doesn’t have to keep Michigan Medicine patients from casting their ballot in the Nov. 3 national, state and local election, thanks to the efforts of a team of staff and medical students.

A social worker shares coping strategies to help patients deal with the stress of health challenges.

Pandemic and health issues are top of mind for the election, and changes to reproductive health funding are unpopular among people ages 14-24.

How to assist your community, neighbors, family and friends through the fall and winter.

Unexplained abdominal symptoms sidelined an otherwise healthy, active life. After countless failed attempts to find the cause, a chance introduction opened the door to answers and recovery.

A recent paper found more than three-quarters of first-year medical students were more comfortable approaching patients with disabilities in clinical settings after completing an educational session.

Study reveals need for targeted efforts to reduce health disparities.

The last pandemic killed around 675,000 people in the U.S. alone. Widespread acceptance of cloth face coverings could help to stop history from repeating itself today.

Henry Ford Health System, Michigan Medicine(link is external) and Saint Joseph Mercy Health System unveiled their $48 million shared laundry facility that is expected to achieve both significant savings from more efficient operations and better meet the needs of these three health systems.

Two plastic surgeons address common misconceptions about breast reconstruction surgery, and answer commonly asked questions.