Single-cell RNA sequencing study offers new insights that could help researchers make chemotherapy more effective in the future.

We know the Mediterranean diet is recommended for heart health and can help control inflammation, but coupled with exercise, it can also reverse NAFLD.

Data from National Poll on Healthy Aging show reliance on delivery of medications, often because of insurance requirements.

A genetic counselor discusses the impact of these mutations and the importance of collecting family histories.

Is there a connection between COVID-19 and cancer? Researchers at Michigan Medicine looking to prostate cancer research in the fight against coronavirus.

Even before COVID-19 struck, general practitioners faced unsustainable demands; the pandemic offers a chance to change.

Experts describe a method that could be used to spot the complex brain disease.

The pandemic has caused mental health concerns to skyrocket, but businesses can be equipped with the right tools to support employees.

The benefits outweigh the risks in locations with lower rates of the virus, experts say.

Bobby and Michele Johnson thought they had plenty of time, but then labor advanced quickly – and baby Jack was born in their car outside the hospital entrance.

From opioids and antipsychotics to antidepressants and anxiety medicines, study looks at prescriptions among community-dwelling older adults with dementia.

Sixty to sixty-five percent of women develop fibroids by age 50. While common, they’re often not discussed.

Telehealth visits by older adults increased dramatically during the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic, yet some adults still have concerns about telemedicine and some face barriers.

Different parenting styles, generational gaps and overstepping boundaries are cited as causes of tension between parents and grandparents in a recent poll on children’s health.

As an advocate for URM students, a former Michigan Medicine Otolaryngology resident reflects on the importance of diversity and representation in medicine.