People with obstructive sleep apnea who treat their apnea with the commonly-prescribed positive airway pressure therapy were less likely to be diagnosed with dementia.
Two translational research social scientists offer six practical solutions to follow.
Study finds physician parents often turn down career-advancing opportunities and aren’t comfortable discussing work-family conflicts with leaders. How pandemic-era changes may help.
Pre-COVID data on upper respiratory infection care shows direct-to-consumer telehealth visits more likely to lead to additional visits.
LARC use by women in high-deductible health plans rose faster than use by other women after Affordable Care Act cut cost.
Severe COVID-19 risk in people over 50 offers chance to have discussions and complete documents to be used in case of difficult medical decisions.
Clinical guidelines have encouraged the integration of palliative care, yet medicine lags far behind its goals for ovarian cancer, especially for people of color.
Patients admitted to VA systems during the pandemic’s surge had overwhelming positive experiences, a study found.
Lessons from medical history could help inform the ongoing fight against the current pandemic.
From Medicare drug costs to health insurance for the newly jobless, a wide range of programs could be upheld or overturned.
As the impacts and shortfalls of the landmark piece of health policy become clearer, its future hangs in the balance, experts say.
Watch four Michigan Medicine experts discuss the role of fundamental science in ending the COVID-19 pandemic.
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