Determining whether or not a home test for sleep apnea is appropriate is a nuanced decision, explore the pros and cons of sleep apnea home tests in this article from University of Michigan Medicine.

Value-based insurance design (V-BID) is an alternative to traditional medical insurance. V-BID allows patients to pay less for important treatments.

University of Michigan Medical School scientists have developed a drug that could allow stem cells to become any type of cell in the body.

Young women who received text reminders were three times as likely to receive follow-up care compared to the ones who received paper discharge instructions.

A study done at a PAC facility in Southeast Michigan revealed that one in four seniors is bringing along stowaways from the hospital to their next stop.

New medical research from the University of Michigan shows about one-third of patients with transplants received their new kidney before starting dialysis.

Hepatitis C treatments are highly effective early in the course of the disease. The success rate is lower when diagnosis occurs in the late stages of cirrhosis.

New healthcare innovation from the University of Michigan Medical School could help children with brain cancer by limiting the creation of the ATRX protein.

By applying a sports medicine eye to labor and delivery recovery, a team of U-M Health System scientists finds never-before-detected fractures and injuries.

Using DNA and RNA for Cancer Treatments |Michigan Health Lab

Medicaid expansion brought a 50 percent drop in uninsured hospital stays in expansion states. Hospitals in non-expansion states are finding little relief.

Mothers on Medicaid can now get IUDs or contraceptive implants right after childbirth. This eliminates a follow up visit, but comes with its own challenges.

Gynecologists and engineers have teamed up at the University of Michigan to develop a unique, personalized approach to treating pelvic floor disorder.

A study at the University of Michigan Medical School finds that cancer patients who have paid sick leave are more likely to keep their jobs.

Researchers debate the importance of being fit and maintaining a healthy weight. Maintaining a healthy weight increases quality of life more than fitness.