Future studies are needed to determine if cost is a barrier for new medications with greater efficacy.
First test of online prevention strategy in rural Michigan shows promise for reducing risk in firearm-owning families with children.
Mouse models show that activating a non-mutated form of the gene could lead to developing therapies for this deadly form of cancer.
Study finds shared genetics between two inherited diseases of the arteries.
New mental health diagnoses, especially stress disorders and drug/alcohol issues, are much more common in those hurt by a firearm compared with those hurt in a vehicle crash.
The majority of sites studied were written at a college junior’s reading level, and over a third had no resources for people who spoke a language other than English.
Listing cerebral palsy as the main cause of death for adults with the disease can contribute to a lack of understanding about how the condition interacts with various secondary illnesses and complications.
The University of Michigan partners with residents from Upper Peninsula county to create a new educational program around firearm safety.
The doctor who helped lead Michigan’s response for more than a year reflects on lessons learned.
One physician's journey from Ghana to the states, and how her passion paved the way for her to become a surgeon.
University of Michigan medical students answer pre-meds’ questions ranging from how to prepare for interviews to how to stay well while juggling medical school.
Known as HIPEC, the therapy has been available for adults for years at Michigan Medicine. Now it’s an option for kids here, too.
Specialists offer coping strategies to share with families.