New tools help hospitals change their approach to handling patient harm. See how this approach has impacted the number of lawsuits and malpractice cases.

University of Michigan researchers find late deaths after sepsis are not tied age, socio-demographic, or pre-sepsis health. Find out the role hospitals play.

Circumstances differ by patient, but there are ways for doctors to tell when an enlarged aorta requires surgery, medication or observation.

University of Michigan study suggests 99 percent of chronic sinusitis diagnoses by nonspecialists are wrong. See symptoms and information on chronic sinusitis.

Research suggests immune T cells help reverse chemotherapy resistance in ovarian cancer. See how immunotherapy drugs could play an important role in treatment.

University of Michigan professor finds survival rate for patients with liver disease improved with specialty care. Learn more about this paper on liver disease.

A University of Michigan study will assess short and prolonged treatment of neonatal seizures using Phenobarbital. Learn more about the neonatal seizure study.

Doctors of Tomorrow pairs first-year medical students with ninth-grade mentees to foster diversity in medical fields.

New medication limits the need for antiplatelet therapy leading up to cardiac procedures. Here's what P2Y12 inhibitors are being used intra- or post-procedural.

The Rome Foundation has updated diagnostic criteria on functional GI disorders. See the latest research and education surrounding irritable bowel syndrome.

Functional bowel disorder is a variety of glitches in how your stomach and bowels function. Learn how a Low FODMAP diet might benefit someone suffering from FBD.

A step-by-step guide to breathing exercises & techniques for relaxation & stress relief that can transform your fight or flight reactions. Heres what to do.

U-M researchers provide comprehensive view of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in the U.S. Learn about their seven ares of focus to improve COPD care.

Critical access hospitals work well for straightforward surgical cases in healthy, uncomplicated patients, an analysis finds.

U-M study finds that the potency and absorption rate of junk food share similarities with those of addictive drugs. See the 10 most addictive junk foods.