Open Enrollment for health insurance is a crucial time, even as the Affordable Care Act’s fate hangs in the balance.

Opioid overdose deaths and uses of naloxone Narcan by first responders both rose during the peak COVID-19 months in Michigan.

A new survey of more than 800 health care workers finds reason to increase support for front line employees as the pandemic continues.

The Affordable Care Act faces tests from COVID-19 as voters and justices determine the fate of its insurance programs and more.

Flattening the curve was the key goal last spring. But a third wave of COVID-19 cases has begun as the coronavirus containment effort lapses, and the holidays are coming.

Pods. Bubbles. Quaran-teams. Many Americans have joined small groups to support online learning, childcare or socialize in the time of COVID-19. But how can pods protect against coronavirus?

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. 

The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting teen and college-age Americans in many ways, including their mental health.

Study shows critically ill patients with the novel coronavirus have high rates of cardiac arrest and poor outcomes even after CPR, an effect most strongly seen in older patients.

A new study analyzes death risk from COVID-19 in organ transplant recipients and finds one treatment method greatly increased the risk.

A new tool uses expressive writing to help cancer patients, others cope with life challenges during the coronavirus pandemic.

A new observational study finds patients in the hospital for COVID-19 have high levels of soluble urokinase receptor (suPAR), an immune-derived pathogenic protein that is strongly predictive of kidney injury.

Are the vaccine trials being rushed? Are they safe? Two Michigan Medicine researchers weigh in.

Positive tests among dead could be early warning sign