Suddenly in the spotlight, this common lung infection has a lot of causes but can also be prevented in many cases. Learn more to protect yourself.

University of Michigan pediatrician warns against using FluMist nasal spray. Despite the needle prick, she still strongly recommends getting a flu vaccination.

University of Michigan hepatologist speaks to the potential dangers of herbal and dietary supplements. Learn why medically unproven diet pills could be unsafe.

U-M pediatrician warns that if kids aren’t getting enough sleep, learning is difficult and other problems may arise. Learn how many hours of sleep kids need.

Learn if it’s OK to have one more drink before driving home. Know the facts about what each subsequent drink does to your ability to operate a vehicle safely.

U-M Wilderness Medicine Program Director shares camping safety advice. Some of his camping tips include how to stay connected and swim safely. Read the rest.

Seasonal Affective depression can strike in the summer. Learn more about the symptoms of SAD and some specific triggers associated with it like schedule changes.

BRCA Variant Testing for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome isn't just for women. These men should consider genetic testing for BRCA1 and BRCA2.

Eating fruits and vegetables provides many health benefits, but it's hard for some people. Here's some tips to start eating fruits and vegetables more regularly.

In need of a sunburn treatment? Follow our 6-step infographic on getting sunburn relief. The first step is getting out of the sun. See the next steps.

During COVID-19 and beyond, an emergency physician shares firework safety tips. He recommends a clear lighting area and following instructions. See the rest of his tips.

University of Michigan dermatologist explains how to recognize atypical moles. She also shares skin cancer symptoms and how to check yourself for skin cancer.

Keep your family safe outdoors all summer long with these summer safety tips from an Emergency Room physician at Michigan Medicine.

Check out these tips for tick prevention. Learn the differences between wood and deer ticks and the diseases they carry. Also, tick bite treatments.

Study shows the bacteria P. gingivalis is present in the esophagus in 61 percent of patients with squamous cell esophageal cancer. Here's more on the study.