Learn from an expert in pain medication what new requirements really means for health care providers.

Dramatic weight loss, chest pain and difficulty eating eventually led on Upper Peninsula man to Michigan Medicine, where he received a revolutionary new surgery.

Picture this: You look through a peephole and stare straight ahead. You see everything in front of you, but everything above, below and around you goes black.

An online tool designed to help people care for loved ones with dementia, and avoid or minimize the troubling behaviors that the condition can spark, has had a promising initial test run.

See how a free online sleep education program is helping college students improve their sleep habits by addressing barriers to good sleep through simple behavioral changes.

Learn how HPV, the virus that causes cervical cancer, is transmitted and two things you can do to prevent cervical cancer and other HPV associated cancers.

A new study reveals that how doctors dress affects patient satisfaction with their care. See the results, including how patients think doctors should dress in various healthcare settings.

Wellness Program Takes Patient from Fearful to Physical Fitness Fanatic

See how video conferencing is helping PCPs improve liver disease care and increase survival rates for patients living in rural communities.

The World Association of Eye Hospitals will host its first meeting in the United States June 6-9 at the University of Michigan W.K. Kellogg Eye Center, one of 45 member eye hospitals worldwide committed to collaboration in eye care.

Nearly 70 percent of non-VA hospitals require influenza vaccination or mask use during flu season by all who care for patients, compared with 4 percent of VA hospitals.

Learn about gut directed hypnotherapy and find out how this type of hypnosis can be used to alleviate discomfort and treat gastrointestinal disorders like IBS.

Michigan Medicine dermatologist sets the record straight on common myths about skin cancer and people of color, urging everyone to get regular skin cancer screenings.

Despite widespread availability, the online resource goes unused by many older Americans. And adaptation varies by age, income and education level.

Learn the differences between types of strokes, including ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes, and find out why even mini-strokes require prompt medical attention.