A survey of first-year internal medicine residents shows those in programs with longer hours, less faculty mentoring and more research focus had higher depression scores.

As residency programs struggle to balance the well-being of trainees and the need to provide ample training, a new study finds inconsistent parental leave policies.

As the final step in the application process, a conversation with program directors and current residents is a make-or-break opportunity. Here’s how to succeed.

Institutional supports — and an exciting competition — are amplifying the voices of an often overlooked group of research trainees.

For the first people in their families to attend or complete college, the notion of med school might seem daunting. Three U-M students share tips for success.

To combat growing eye problems and treatment disparities in communities of color, a U-M effort works to foster a more diverse group of eye care providers.