Dating violence is a significant concern for many teens. Timely interventions in an emergency room can help spot signs of teen dating abuse.

A national study finds major variations in hearing aid use by race, income and education — but VA insurance coverage levels the playing field.

In a new study of breast cancer patients who had breast reconstruction, researchers examine complications across the different types of surgeries.

An online tool designed to help people care for loved ones with dementia, and avoid or minimize the troubling behaviors that the condition can spark, has had a promising initial test run.

A new study reveals that how doctors dress affects patient satisfaction with their care. See the results, including how patients think doctors should dress in various healthcare settings.

See how video conferencing is helping PCPs improve liver disease care and increase survival rates for patients living in rural communities.

Intervention in the emergency department for stroke is complicated. An emergency department physician suggests actions care teams can take to be ready.

A new study probes the benefits and drawbacks of digital media use among child and teen campers.

Most older Americans are satisfied with their sex lives, but frequency varies by age, health and other factors. And not many consult their doctors about sex-related problems.

Nearly two-thirds of women experience fibroids by age 50, but many may not be aware of nonsurgical treatment options. A U-M expert debates this issue at a national meeting.

Many older adults with severe hearing loss don’t have hearing aids, but those with them typically use less costly types of health care, a new study finds.

Most adults in national poll agree that their states should provide health-related support for pregnant teens but with limitations.

A new review suggests it’s time to road test the point-of-care screening tools doctors use to identify brain dysfunction in patients with advanced liver disease.

A new model analyzes a wealth of information to better predict which patients are more prone to the dangerous infection.

When a veteran dies at the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System, a powerful send-off accompanies their passing. The shared effort involves care teams and fellow patients.