In a University of Michigan study 25% of first-year residents may meet criteria for clinical depression. Learn how researchers and educators are trying to help.

Learn about who is at risk for DVT, traveling blood clot symptoms and how to reduce risk of blood clots or deep vein thrombosis while traveling.

A new framework called IAR from RAND helps agencies and organizations track and share activities, problems and successful responses to public health emergencies.

A pediatric psychologist offers a litmus test to know whether you're on the right track in establishing boundaries for your kids. Find out how you are doing.

A University of Michigan study showed nonspecialists are drastically overdiagnosing chronic sinusitis, leading to incorrect, and possibly unnecessary, treatment.

A University of Michigan Therapy manager explains cupping therapy and how the scientific and sports medicine community don’t fully understand its effects yet.

A Cancer AnswerLine nurse shares how to handle the diagnosis of a mass or tumor, symptoms of a mass, and what to do next. Learn what to do if you find a mass.

Is your child ready for the transition to kindergarten? Lay a strong foundation and prepare for their first day with these 5 tips from the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.

University of Michigan professor explains what happens to your body at when you stop exercising. Learn the benefits of maintaining a regular exercise routine.

A new study suggests that African-American teens may avoid school-related exercise out of fear of ruining their hair style. Learn why and what can be done about it.

Hillary Clinton has proposed a government-run health insurance plan to compete with private health insurers. Learn more about Clinton's health care proposal.

PARP inhibitors can stop cancer by preventing cancer cells from repairing themselves. See what forms of cancer PARP inhibitors can treat and their side effects.

New Studies on Microcephaly may help explain what happens in the developing brains of babies in the womb, causing them to be born with small brains and heads.

While the FDA warns against eating raw cookie dough, one University of Michigan public health expert explains how to safely consume raw cookie dough.

University of Michigan study recommends a non-drug alternative to antipsychotic medications for dementia patients. See how the DICE model helps modify behavior.