By studying hundreds of brain scans, U-M researchers identify abnormalities common to people who suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder.

A U-M grad’s custom Lego robotics kits help keep young patients’ minds busy during hospital stays while teaching basic coding and educational skills.

A survey examines what qualities patients look for when choosing a bariatric surgery procedure. But those needs might not align with their final decision.

Interventional pulmonology, a relatively new medical subspecialty, is changing the way doctors diagnose and treat lung and airway conditions, including lung cancer.

An unexpected slip caused a life-altering accident for a father of two. Thanks to surgeries and specialized care at Michigan Medicine, he has regained function.

New research reveals a need for better tools for catching severe infections in pregnant women. Simple early interventions are crucial, too.

The experts at Michigan Medicine break down what e. coli is, what causes an e. coli outbreak and what do you if you think you have been infected by the bacteria.

U-M research suggests coping techniques can help patients lead fuller lives — with or without complete pain relief.

Half of suicidal adolescent show viewers in a hospital sample say the controversial television series contributed to their suicide risk, a new report finds.

After their baby’s successful open-heart surgery at the University of Michigan, a family of longtime Buckeyes are glad to champion the Wolverines, too.

Not only is getting a flu shot fast and easy, but it’s also a crucial way to protect your little ones from a potentially serious health risk. A U-M pediatrician explains why.

New childfirearmsafety.org site offers free access to data, designed to accelerate prevention

A groundbreaking U-M study examines sexual violence and aggression among middle school and high school students.

Be an expert at residency interview preparation with these tips from the doctors who do the hiring. Get residency interview tips and more from Michigan Health Labs.

Rob Coleman had to sacrifice a lot while dealing with seizures, but after a successful laser ablation, the computer programmer is done planning around his epilepsy.