University of Michigan Life Sciences Orchestra takes the stage of U-M’s Hill Auditorium for a free concert on May 2.

Spring cleaning isn’t just for dust and grime – medicine cabinets need it too, especially in the face of a growing epidemic of misused prescription drugs such as opioid painkillers.

New research documents how chemicals and a certain gene activate an enzyme to increase the risk and severity of RA and bone destruction.

Rooted in research, a Michigan Medicine clinic aims to help intensive care unit patients receive proper follow-up care and prevent readmissions.

A Michigan Medicine clinic provides a one-stop shop for patients discharged from an intensive care unit who lack doctors and other resources.

Carefully monitored tests to gauge the strengths and side effects of a new medical treatment are crucial to improving care. Learn about each stage in the process.

A large randomized trial finds Keytruda given with chemotherapy resulted in 20 percent improved survival at one year.

Most adults in national poll agree that their states should provide health-related support for pregnant teens but with limitations.

A new review suggests it’s time to road test the point-of-care screening tools doctors use to identify brain dysfunction in patients with advanced liver disease.

New research finds that more men have suboptimal testosterone levels than previously known, and it may be putting these men at risk.

A Michigan Medicine OB-GYN busts some of the biggest myths about the causes of macrosomic babies, including what does and doesn't cause a big baby.

U-M researchers aim to develop a new immunotherapy that could alter the immune reactions to food. The result: extended relief from peanut allergies.

You can never be too careful about health-related fraud. What consumers should know about Medicare cards — and more.

Some post-surgical patients can benefit from virtual appointments with a smartphone. Michigan Medicine is using the technology for this population.

A new model analyzes a wealth of information to better predict which patients are more prone to the dangerous infection.