The COVID-19 pandemic has a third of parents surveyed in Illinois, Michigan and Ohio saying they may not send their children back to school in the fall.

New ovarian cancer research shows microRNA biomarker miR-181a could hold the key to earlier detection and treatment of the disease.

When Elizabeth Weiser Caswell had two of three sons diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, she became relentless in her pursuit of more diabetes research, education and a cure. Now, her family is giving a $30 million gift to U-M in her honor.

COVID-19 has changed the world, including how medical students apply for residency programs. U-M experts offer 8 recommendations for improving the residency application process.

A new paper highlights strategies that emergency departments can implement to support lactating emergency physicians.

Blood supplies are critically low and blood donations are needed to help patients. Donating blood or hosting a blood drive can help.

As COVID-19 cases rise in many states, experts in the mental health of healthcare providers worry about those providing care.

Managing arthritis symptoms may start in the kitchen, experts say. A rheumatologist provides tips and an easy recipe to help those with osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis diagnoses.

A new clinical trial aims to discover the optimal time for surgery after a knee dislocation, and when to begin rehabilitation post-surgery.

The C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital recognizes all it's patients who have graduated from high school during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Ross procedure, an aortic valve replacement surgery that uses the patient’s own tissue, gave one local nurse her quality of life back for the long run.

And then there were five: Firefighter husband and wife duo and a Brighton-area couple celebrate their first Father’s Days with triplets during COVID-19.

Research shows bariatric surgery is not only safe for patients with end-stage kidney disease (ESKD), but may aid in their ability to qualify for a kidney transplant.

Can poor oral health cause IBD? New research shows oral hygiene may be directly linked not only to the worsening of the inflammatory illness, but may even be the cause of systemic disease.

Other health emergencies didn’t stop for COVID-19. One man who needed heart surgery right before the COVID-19 crisis shares his story.