Mental health services can be difficult to access for adults in the United States, and when it comes to kids and teens, a recent poll finds parents face barriers in getting their children the help they need. 

Antiphospholipid syndrome is rare in adults and even less common among children. 

An analysis found nurses, physicians and midwives alike held complex emotions about how COVID-19 has impacted their work. 

Study points to the need to personalize pain-relief approach.

He’s worked with the nation’s top talent in the sport for two decades.

Two University of Michigan medical students recount their journeys towards medicine and beyond.

A sleep psychologist explains why the exhaustion you feel may not be related to a lack of sleep.

Even when insurance companies were waiving COVID-19 hospitalization charges, 10% of patients faced $2,000 or more in costs within 6 months of leaving the hospital.

Depression, bipolar disorder and other mental illness is common among college and graduate school students. An annual meeting helps campus leaders adopt best practices.

Medical historians reflect on lessons from the “Spanish flu” influenza pandemic at the end of World War I and two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.

As more adults are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer at a younger age, a specialist explains why it’s not safe to put off your screening, even during the pandemic.

Is it contagious? When should parents worry? What to know before heading to the E.R or doctor.

Sometimes called “sugar pills”, the concept has been around since the 1800s.

Doctors kept dismissing Briana Mezuk Ratliff’s suspicion of colon cancer — until the 35-year-old found the right diagnosis, and treatment.

Computer modeling links a person's genes to whether producing more antibodies will help them fight off the disease.