A unique procedure, created by a Michigan Medicine pediatric surgeon, is repairing inguinal hernias in children using an ultrasound and a needle, with no incision needed.

Michigan Medicine’s Clinical Simulation Center offers students a cutting-edge way to learn the ropes of health care.

An interdepartmental team at the University of Michigan obtains a prestigious NIH grant that will support an advanced imaging strategy to improve methods for early cancer detection.

Bone filler device accelerates bone healing impaired by age or cancer treatment.

Few over 50 have tried telehealth and most see in-person care as better — but half would consider it for encounters with their primary providers.

A growing trend of information sharing will move science forward, one cardiologist says.