What looked like irritable bowel syndrome was actually more complex. How a visit to U-M helped a Michigan student thrive.

The Collaborative Quality Initiative (CQI) program enables health care systems to collect, analyze and share real-time evidence about what works in clinical settings.

Research shows that passengers cause more auto accidents than cell phones. Learn how your young people can contribute to a safer ride with you or their friends.

Light from the window or your phone can interrupt sleep — as can more surprising factors, such as your bedtime reading habits.

A metabolic cross-talk pathway between cancer and noncancer cells in pancreatic tumors delivers an alternative nutrient to the cancer cells, facilitating tumor growth.

Most children with concussions aren’t checked out by a doctor, according to a new study. A U-M pediatrician explains why these injuries should be taken seriously.

A U-M-designed Android app may help primary care providers in developing countries assess genetic risks of expectant mothers.

Amid new proposed federal guidelines to limit sodium, U-M cardiologist explains the danger of high sodium foods. Learn more about the FDA sodium guidelines.

Advances in funding and technology have boosted the profile (and potential) of gene mutation study. But the movement has also magnified gaps and incomplete claims.

Virtual collaboration between primary care physicians and ophthalmologists may one day help prevent the top cause of new blindness in the U.S.

Researchers explore why more women are having voluntary mastectomies and share insight into the decision making process of patients who elect a double mastectomy.

The Oncology Care Model is a payment and practice reform initiative for cancer patients who use Medicare and receive chemotherapy. Learn more about the program.

Gilbert Corss, an 84 year old prize-winning chicken farmer is back to work after a TAVR procedure saved his life. Learn more about Gilbert Corss and TAVR.

Despite recent headlines linking weight problems to microbiome disruptions, a new review finds no clear connection.

Many geriatric patients are likely to experience a medical issue that prompts a trip to the emergency room. These preparations can make the visit go smoothly.