How E coli. and other illness-causing bugs get past the microbiome’s defenses.

Watch four Michigan Medicine experts discuss the role of fundamental science in ending the COVID-19 pandemic.

A computer simulation reveals the metabolic dysfunction behind heart failure.

Michigan Medicine ophthalmologists create a scalable algorithm for triaging appointments during the pandemic

The hepatitis C virus was discovered in 1989 – research that’s now earned a Nobel Prize. 

While there is no actual fountain of youth, a new study shows a high throughput technique could help researchers find drugs that improve health and lengthen lifespan.

Innovative device ensures doctors obtain adequate fluid samples from the eye, helping with diagnosis and individualized treatment plans for patients.

New research shows that targeting a protein called Nef with a molecule called concanamycin A allowed the immune system to essentially cure HIV in T cells.

Finding could improve outcomes for treatment of infections in people living with HIV.

Structural biology techniques helped researchers target the nuclear receptor-binding SET domain family, whose malfunction is associated with several types of cancer.

Development is first step to helping children with the rare epilepsy syndrome.

Mice lacking E4BP4 were protected against diet’s damaging effects.

Preliminary observations of COVID-19 patients with diabetes inspired an algorithm for glucose monitoring that’s suspected to help combat the virus’ serious complications.

New technique provides insight into the role of genes in brain’s plasticity and cognitive disorders.

The multi-institution phase 1b/2a clinical trial found good tolerability and encouraging efficacy data for the pan-BET bromodomain inhibitor in combination with enzalutamide.