Pediatric cardiologists discuss ways to reduce cardiac arrests in the ICU for children with heart conditions.

IVF can be cost prohibitive. By expanding coverage, U-M has increased access to IVF for employees in all income brackets.

A Michigan Medicine and VA physician calls for more clinicians at VA gospitals

A new Healthy Aging Poll finds many older adults say they take leftover antibiotics without physician guidance, despite awareness of antibiotic resistance risks.

Eye doctors reduce number of prescription opioids after cornea surgery with no negative impact on pain management.

Treating newly diagnosed depression patients with antidepressants or cognitive behavioral therapy, or “talk therapy”, is roughly equal in cost and benefit when measured over the long term of five years.

Medical residents called interns serve as a test population to show the promise of a predictive genetics tool called a polygenic risk score in depression risk and resilience.

In an op-ed on resident wellness, one Michigan Medicine physician describes the changes needed to protect the well-being of medical trainees.

A new Michigan Medicine study found that overdose prevention should include a focus on alcohol overdoses.

Involving hysterectomy patients in their pain management decisions led to significantly decreased opioid prescriptions.

New Michigan Medicine national healthy aging poll says older adults are wary of virtual medical visits.

Long-term study on timeouts doesn’t find negative effects on kids or increased behavioral problems.

Doctors at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital create the Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care Consortium for congenital heart research.

New research links hearing aids to lower risk of dementia, depression and falls in Medicare HMO patients.

New National Poll on Health Aging finds few older adults don’t take key steps to stay safe and healthy during power outages, severe weather or evacuations.