Haley Otman covers neurosciences and heart care for the University of Michigan Health System. A TV news producer turned health care communicator, Haley specializes in storytelling, media relations and social media surrounding clinical advances, new research and compelling patient stories.
Researchers are excited about the prospect of incorporating polygenic risk scores to predict obesity, but a new study finds genetics adds little to what’s already discovered in clinic.
Optical imaging and artificial intelligence are making brain tumor diagnosis quicker and more accurate.
A highly anticipated clinical trial found no advantage to an invasive strategy for patients with stable coronary artery disease.
It’s hard to know if wearable devices give accurate sleep reports, so experts validated their own algorithm to score sleep using the Apple watch.
A growing trend of information sharing will move science forward, one cardiologist says.
It’s often difficult to manage patients with this skin inflammation, but new research identifies a target that existing medications are able to address.
