Less reliance on emergency care, more discussions about healthy behaviors and use of preventive care seen in survey of low-income enrollees in the Healthy Michigan Plan.

Major American political events of the last three years altered interns’ moods, but non-political events didn’t, signaling a politically aware generation of physicians.

Study uncovers disparities in dangerous birth experiences between women living in rural and urban communities.

A new clinical trial in the emergency department finds no difference in efficacy or adverse effects of three commonly used treatments for patients with refractory status epilepticus.

A new retrospective study addresses the question of how often to screen for breast cancer, suggesting benefits to yearly screening.

U-M researchers turned to Twitter to see whether online discussions about food can help inform policy makers.