Biogerontologists at Michigan have made significant strides toward unlocking the secret of longevity.
A team of researchers conduct a meta-analysis of studies to assess the safety of a commonly used contrast agent for patients with chronic kidney disease.
In the lab, Michigan Medicine researchers are developing new approaches to tackling this deadly type of brain cancer.
Getting addiction diagnosis or treatment could make the difference between keeping and losing health care coverage for people with substance use disorder in 17 states.
A study in mice finds that a compound modelled on a protein found in bananas safely protects against multiple strains of the influenza virus.
A CALCR cell found in mice may stop feeding without subsequential nauseating effects as well as influence the long term intake of food.
“Prehabilitation” for at-risk patients linked to lower length of stay and total costs by encouraging walking, breathing exercises, nutrition, reducing tobacco and stress.
In the lab, Michigan Medicine researchers are developing new approaches to tackling this deadly type of brain cancer.
Optical imaging and artificial intelligence are making brain tumor diagnosis quicker and more accurate.
In an effort to find better treatment solutions for the deadly condition, one researcher is making blood clots her focus.
An international team of researchers conducts a study that defines a simple, low-cost blood test that yields high-performing results in the elimination of hepatitis C.
Michigan Medicine’s Clinical Simulation Center offers students a cutting-edge way to learn the ropes of health care.
Course provides room in a hands-on clinical setting to learn practical skills in the transition from medical student to resident.