Haley Otman

When Detroit radio personality “Mojo in the Morning” needed heart surgery, Michigan Medicine was there for him, in and out of the operating room.

After injuring his back, one baseball player was able to get back to the game he loves with some minor spine surgery and help from Michigan Medicine

Almost a year after being one of the first patients diagnosed at Michigan Medicine, a doctor shares how he and his family are doing now.

Stroke onset while asleep does not seem to be the direct link between sleep apnea and stroke.

What does getting a flu shot have to do with COVID-19? A new study suggests that getting your flu shot may help protect you against severe disease from coronavirus.

A sleep neurologist explains the science.

A new analysis finds higher baseline cognition scores for aging women, but a more rapid drop once cognitive decline begins.

COVID-related blood clots are a serious risk. Vascular experts continue to refine the best approaches to avoid dangerous thrombosis associated with coronavirus disease.

Researchers continue to hone in on how best to prevent blood clots, which cause strokes and heart attacks, without unintended side effects.

A new survey shows high usage rates of cannabinoids like CBD for multiple sclerosis, but most patients are figuring out these new products on their own.

A psychologist explains how to boost your mood, and your sleep, on a cloudy day with light therapy.

A popular treatment for peripheral arterial disease is less effective and more expensive than other options. Experts explore several methods to bring the state toward higher-value vascular care.

A research team from across the University of Michigan has been named the grand prize winner in the American Heart Association COVID-19 data challenge.

A first responder found himself in need of medical care during the initial surges of the pandemic, when his concussion symptoms left him miserable for most of the spring and summer.

People whose blood pressure is hard to control might have another condition that’s the real culprit. So why aren’t they being tested for primary aldosteronism?