A carillonist performs social justice pieces for med students

Dean Runge’s take on the “hospital of the future”

Gift will establish the Frankel Innovation Initiative to accelerate the development of life-saving therapies

Research suggests the possibility of a more general phenomenon, applicable to the growth of other primary cell types.

In mouse models, the work uncovers a new potential target to improve immunotherapy approaches to the deadly disease.

Prescribing guidelines recommend the opioid overdose rescue drug naloxone for anyone taking high-dose prescription opioids, overdose survivors and people with opioid addiction. A new study shows few receive it.

Genetic testing as a determinant of future obesity is not as effective as tracking a patient’s BMI over time, a new study finds.

1 in 9 publicly insured and 1 in 11 privately insured children received low-value care in 2014, researchers find.

A new Michigan Medicine study finds families may be paying more money out-of-pocket when it comes to delivering a baby.

Neuropathologists are creating a partnership with AI by teaching it how to help diagnose brain tumors with more speed, accuracy and efficiency.

Michigan Medicine researchers recently found that Sestrin, a naturally occurring protein in the body, mimicked the benefits of exercise in flies and mice.

A worldwide research effort is underway for finding a treatment option for hyperphagia, the most common genetic cause of life-threatening childhood obesity. 

Online reviews giving recommendations about doctors are viewed by older adults looking to choose a physician, but they factor them in with word-of- mouth reputation and more.

After suffering from emphysema for years, a lung volume reduction surgery at Michigan Medicine drastically changed one woman’s quality of life, igniting her love of travel once again.

U-M led research is exploring more about blood clots in hopes to discover potential alternative options for blood thinners as treatment.