The method enables researchers to analyze millions of cells with the amount of memory found on a standard computer.

Teens and young adults are increasingly eager to get vaccinated against coronavirus but a minority, including many Black teens, express the same vaccine hesitation as older adults.

New basic science research shows what happens when you inhibit JMJD3 through both genetics and pharmacology.

The program, designed to provide treatment and education, reduces hospital readmissions.

A variant is spreading and more young Michiganders are being hospitalized, pushing the system’s limits.

Postponing procedures during the pandemic sparked anxiety and fear among patients, with many concerned about dying of their conditions before getting surgery.

Firearm injuries and deaths, from mass shootings to suicides, are a public health epidemic, but research on gun injury and death has lagged. New injury prevention studies could change that.

MiTF renal cell carcinoma can masquerade as other subtypes and may not respond as well to front-line therapies.

For some patients, adding aspirin to a direct oral anticoagulant rarely adds up, a new study finds.

With alcohol-related liver disease cases on the rise in the U.S.., lver experts are examining how public policy impacts the mortality rates of those in this otherwise young, healthy population.

After your vaccinated can you go out in public? Could you still get sick? Do you have to quarantine? Answer to common questions about COVID-19 vaccines.

Online doctor ratings may promise a better way to find a doctor but a poll shows most older adults don’t consider them very important when choosing a physician.

Study findings support the recent FDA approval of the immunotherapy agent for patients whose cancers have high number of mutations.

The Johnson & Johnson/Janssen vaccine has been paused. What a blood clotting specialist wants you to know.

While nearly all Americans use a mask at some point each week, very few consistently wear their mask during many common potentially risky activities, study shows.