Two physicians and a patient discuss how to improve control of asthma and allergy symptoms—and how to advocate for treatment.

Some pharmacies participated in the standing order but did not have any naloxone available on the shelf.

Artificial intelligence helped physicians more accurately assess whether a patient responded to bladder cancer treatment.

When Russia invaded Ukraine in late February, University of Michigan Health plastic surgeon David Brown and several other doctors organized a medical supply drive for Ukrainian hospitals.

A data analysis shows firearm-related deaths among children and adolescents increased by 29% from 2019 to 2020.

An expert weighs in on the key things to consider.

Data-driven approach suggests more locked-storage assistance is needed, as well as tailored risk reduction approaches for those with memory and mental health concerns.

Discovery paves the way for new drug targets.

More older adults want to age in place in their own homes; renovations and little adaptations, as well as financial planning, can help.

Joneigh Khaldun led pandemic response for Michigan; she reflects on how public health partnerships, messaging and budgets affected outcomes.

3 in 5 parents say it’s hard to get their child to eat a well-balanced diet because of picky eating, not eating enough fruits and vegetables and other reasons.

Inserting screws in the pelvis for growth-friendly treatment of scoliosis can be painful and lead to infection in this patient population.

Study points to role of primary care received outside an Accountable Care Organization’s network, and the importance of coordination and access

In the Dominican Republic, University of Michigan Health teams fix fractures, feet and more

Physicians say demystifying data is key