Children living with parents who have addiction issues, also called substance used disorder, have higher risks later in life. A new study shows 1 in 4 currently live in such households.

A simple blood test is changing how emergency medicine operates.

University of Michigan researchers have identified that the balance between two proteins—STAT3 and STAT5—is important for making tumors vulnerable to immune checkpoint therapy, and targeting STAT3 degradation is a potential novel cancer immunotherapy strategy.

Tommy Schomaker received his heart transplant in elementary school at University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children's Hospital as a part of ongoing cardiology care he was receiving at Mott. As Tommy graduates from Michigan State University with a degree in nursing, he is working as a Nursing Assistant in Mott on the floor he was treated on.

With suicidal thoughts and behaviors on the rise among kids, experts provide suicide prevention tips for families experiencing a mental health crisis. 

Brain-computer interface enables paralysis patients to socialize with others and participate in remote work as well as recreational activities.

Researchers used mouse models and studies of colorectal cancer tissues to show that loss of SOX9 gene promotes tumor progression and the pathway it regulates can be a potential target for future treatments.

The immune system is showing evidence of playing a roll in the emergence of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. A rush of neutrophils, or immune cells to the site could be an explanation for how this condition forms as well as how to prevent this heart disease in the future.

Medicaid provides health insurance coverage for tens of millions of American children and adults. Research on its impact shows positive effects in many ways.

Two doctors talk about their love of soccer and how they continue to play on teams now even while training or working at Michigan Medicine.

Research on the inflammatory mediator called sCD13 has identified this molecule and its receptors as new targets for treatment of autoimmune rheumatic diseases. The data suggests that sCD13 may also be of great importance in severe complications of COVID-19.

University of Michigan dermatologist explains how to recognize atypical moles. She also shares skin cancer symptoms and how to check yourself for skin cancer.

University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott nurse felt compelled to donate his liver after previously donating one of his kidneys. The timing aligned perfectly for him to give part of his liver to a Mott patient.

A Michigan Medicine nurse catches a critical situation for a patient.

Research improves upon a popular experimental model revealing more of the inner workings of a critical period during the formation of an embryo.