Chronic pain can be debilitating for some people. And nationwide data show the issue is larger than you might think.

After being diagnosed with chronic lung disease, a patient works hard to follow a treatment plan — and to embrace his faith and family.

A familiar face around the hospital, one Mott staffer’s experience with cancer as a teen helped influence the man he would become.

Tough conversations — and treatment decisions — are necessary after a complex diagnosis. A Michigan Medicine vascular surgeon designed a tool to help start them.

A new national poll finds that many people 65 and older take prescription sleep aids — even though guidelines warn against it. What the findings mean for patients and providers.

Learn how a powerful combination of a new protein inhibitor and a chemotherapy drug lead to triple negative breast cancer cell death in mice.

Supervised exercise therapy is recommended for some people with peripheral artery disease. Now, more patients will have access to the treatment.

Read the findings from a new study examining overtreatment of breast cancer, specifically why many women receive radiation therapy they may not actually need.

As her young daughter battles a brain tumor, a mother advocates for more research — and funding — to combat childhood cancers of all kinds.

Millions more seniors now self-identify as healthy, federal data show. But the gains occurred only among those with higher levels of education and income.

Lady Gaga's Netflix documentary brings awareness to her struggle with chronic pain. Learn five facts about fibromyalgia from a Michigan Medicine expert.

To be the best parent you must remember to take care of yourself. Learn how to purposely parent with these 5 tips from a Michigan Medicine psychologist.

Learn how a cheap and simple blood test, FTIR Spectroscopy, may be the key to diagnosing Alzheimer's and Lewy Body Dementia with 90% accuracy.

A discovery in hormone-producing cells could lead to a better understanding of diseases related to misfolded proteins.

How two Michigan sports fans — a patient and a cancer researcher at U-M — are working together this football season to support melanoma research.