Although osteoarthritis has no cure, researchers are developing a new intervention to improve patients’ chronic pain outcomes.

Foot and ankle conditions are as varied as the patients living with them. A U-M orthopaedic surgeon advocates personalized medicine to meet these unique needs.

According to a study, researchers find that disrupted sleep in mice leads to limited to no emotional responses.   

Daylight Saving Time shift that loses an hour of sleep affects people whose genetic profile makes them “night owls” more than it does “early birds”.

What researchers learned is being used to create the first patient-reported outcome measures for reproductive health in this population.  

The cannabis-derived substance provides fewer side effects, with less potential for abuse.

The new findings will guide future treatments of distal radius fracture.

People with the condition risk fracture more than the general population, but the timing raises new questions.

Cirrhosis of the liver is a complex condition that requires a network of support to manage. Two U-M experts are working to improve the quality of cirrhosis prevention and care.

The results fill in a knowledge gap about how patients recover from the disease.

Irregular sleep schedules can affect mood and risk of developing symptoms of depression according to a study of first-year medical residents that used Fitbits and smartphones.

As Crohn’s disease rates increase steadily, effective evidence-based ways to treat the complex disease are more important than ever.

Medical cannabis and recreational marijuana users may not realize the headaches, dizziness, anxiety and other symptoms they feel between hits are signs of withdrawal.

People whose blood pressure is hard to control might have another condition that’s the real culprit. So why aren’t they being tested for primary aldosteronism?

New research uses a unique survey tool to understand how caring for a person with TBI impacts the caregiver’s mental health and well-being.