As brain cells degenerate, dementia symptoms like illusions, hallucinations and delusions can occur. Here are the signs of dementia caregivers should look for.

Exhausting the body’s pain management system can leave those with chronic conditions unable to find relief — either naturally or via opioids.

University of Michigan hepatologist speaks to the potential dangers of herbal and dietary supplements. Learn why medically unproven diet pills could be unsafe.

Few tumor samples from minorities means research is likely missing key mutations that fuel cancer in different racial or ethnic groups.

A recent study by Kellogg eye specialists suggests sight-threatening conditions may be going undetected in children from less-affluent families.

University of Michigan athletic trainer shares information on common sports injuries like dislocated joints, concussions, sprains, and heat related injuries.

A patient’s chances of readmission after gynecologic oncology surgery could be determined before she leaves the hospital. A U-M expert explains his methodology.

U-M pediatrician warns that if kids aren’t getting enough sleep, learning is difficult and other problems may arise. Learn how many hours of sleep kids need.

Atrial tachycardia and atrial fibrillation patient Mike Penskar is enjoying life after a catheter ablation procedure. Learn more about Mike and the procedure.

C.S. Mott National Survey Finds black adults rate school violence and racial inequities higher on their list of children’s health concerns than other Americans.

Two new full-time hospital dogs at U-M are calming nervous patients and bringing smiles to visitors and staff. Learn more about service dogs Anna and Denver.

In a University of Michigan study 25% of first-year residents may meet criteria for clinical depression. Learn how researchers and educators are trying to help.

Learn about who is at risk for DVT, traveling blood clot symptoms and how to reduce risk of blood clots or deep vein thrombosis while traveling.

A new framework called IAR from RAND helps agencies and organizations track and share activities, problems and successful responses to public health emergencies.

A pediatric psychologist offers a litmus test to know whether you're on the right track in establishing boundaries for your kids. Find out how you are doing.