Michigan Medicine’s Adaptive Sports Medicine Clinic is helping people with disabilities play and compete in adaptive sports and provides treatment and rehabilitation for adaptive sports injuries.

A cancer diagnosis can lead to a lot of questions. Here are five essential things you need to know about cancer.

Three anti-seizure medications found equally effective for treating a severe form of epilepsy in new clinical trial.

Disability disclosures by medical students to medical schools have increased, as have accommodations for conditions ranging from attention ones like deficit disorder and depression to hearing impairment.

Mammograms, an essential part of breast cancer screening, could increase overall health outcomes if performed annually according to a new study.

Kidney transplant connects police officers through the gift of life.

Enjoy this low FODMAP holiday stuffing recipe and video tutorial, complete with dietitian-approved FODMAP diet tips.

Critical pediatric heart deaths drop by 24 percent at hospitals in collaborative consortium.

A new, free online toolkit helps patients with multiple sclerosis manage chronic pain, fatigue and depressed mood from home.

To dispel misconceptions, a urogynecologist discusses the surprisingly common, lingering issue many women experience.

Researchers are using Twitter to analyze how we talk about food in our communities to gain insights into public health.

Providers used to be restrictive in allowing pediatric congenital heart disease patients to exercise. Now, experts say that doesn’t necessarily have to be the case.

To support veterans, Michigan Medicine’s Depression Center offers advice on how to better our understanding of their time during and after service.

Nearly half of older Americans think they may develop dementia, but few have asked their doctor about it.

Pediatric cardiologists explore ways to remove chest tubes earlier for children after heart surgery.