U-M audio series of 12 meditation podcasts that use breathing & visualization exercises to achieve relief for those facing illness or stress.

As violence has unfolded at hospitals in Aleppo, University of Michigan researchers call for an international stance against violations of medical neutrality.

Parents who delay or skip childhood vaccinations even when kids have no medical reasons are contributing to U.S. outbreaks of measles and whooping cough.

A University of Michigan study found that supplements helped reduce hearing loss in mice with the genetic mutation commonly responsible for childhood deafness.

It's common for doctors to instruct patients to not left more than 10 pounds after a surgery. Here are a few common things that might exceed those restrictions.

A University of Michigan study shows that all participating schools had one or more AEDs, but the level of training and anticipated response times varied.

Learn more about the second most common neurological condition, neuropathy. Here's a list of neuropathy symptoms and the six main causes of neuropathy.

Helping a friend through a cancer diagnosis can be difficult. Tips for showing support include being flexible and offering help. Learn more support strategies.

Men are just as likely as women to develop lymphedema after cancer surgery. Here’s what guys need to know about lymphedema diagnosis and treatment.

Cancer fighting foods contain phytochemicals and antioxidants like vitamins A and selenium. Here is a list of healthy foods that can help prevent cancer.

Studies suggest organic foods are no more nutritious than inorganic foods and have no added benefit in fighting cancer. Learn more about organic vs non-organic.

University of Michigan genetic counselor explains the new wave of at-home genetic tests and the importance of reviewing those tests results with a professional.

U-M researcher explains why stretch mark creams and products touted to remove stretch marks aren’t effective. Learn more about stretch marks during pregnancy.

Researchers at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital are testing an artificial placenta that could be used to help premature infants avoid disability or death.

A University of Michigan physician testified before lawmakers on the pharmaceutical company Valeant’s practice of raising prices on specialized niche drugs.