How E coli. and other illness-causing bugs get past the microbiome’s defenses.

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.

Watch four Michigan Medicine experts discuss the role of fundamental science in ending the COVID-19 pandemic.

An open label extension shows additional benefit from a drug currently being tested for patients with Lou Gehrig’s disease.

For patients undergoing aromatase inhibitor treatment for breast cancer, muscle and joint pain can be a significant side effect. These tips may help manage AI treatment-related pain.

The 100th report out of the International Registry of Acute Aortic Dissection details the experiences of 29 women who faced this rare life-threatening complication while pregnant.

A computer simulation reveals the metabolic dysfunction behind heart failure.

Halloween 2020 isn’t cancelled, but it is going to look a little different this year due to coronavirus. Follow these five tips for a safer Halloween during COVID-19.

The coronavirus has raced through nursing homes, causing many COVID-19 deaths, but proactive testing and prevention can keep infections low.

Problems with her placenta inspired physician Courtney Townsel to specialize in helping others understand the high risk pregnancy conditions that impact this vital organ.

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?

Pediatric hospitalizations for chronically ill children with kidney disease were associated with longer hospital stays, higher costs and a higher risk of mortality compared to other chronic illnesses

A U-M Rogel Cancer study provides an updated, more comprehensive look at trends for this rare, aggressive form of breast cancer over the last four decades.

Seeing, hearing or perceiving things that aren’t really there may seem like something to hide, but seeking help early can make a big difference.

A team led by a global health fellow explores the Ghana-Michigan medical school collaborative, a 30-year partnership.