Michigan data show improvements in access to care and overall health, and could inform non-expansion states.

Low-income cancer patients older than 65 less likely to die in a hospital setting and more likely to choose hospice when providers prioritize communication, decision planning.

Physicians and researchers in the Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology Program discuss why their venture helps support cancer patients in an awkward age range.

Poll taken before new federal policy announced shows strong support across the board among people age 50 to 80, with some exceptions.

Meanwhile, 1 in 5 people over 50 aren’t confident they can pay for their health costs.

A Michigan Medicine obstetric gynecologist explains what her white coat meant to her as a Black woman in the wake of George Floyd’s death.