Successful treatment of ALK-positive cancer is giving a patient hope for the future that includes trips around the motocross track and time with his wife and four kids.

University of Michigan Medical students create and perform an annual spoof show called the Galens Smoker. The beloved tradition gives the students a chance to air grievances and let off steam.

José Celso Barbosa is known as the father of Puerto Rican statehood. Long before his political career began, though, he graduated at the top of his med school class at Michigan - after being rejected by another medical school for his race.

In his role as director of the National Oncology Program, Michael Kelley is working to expand care to veterans in remote areas through teleoncology.

An oncologist is helping veterans get access to telehealth

Celebrating 10 Years of the C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital and Von Voigtlander Women’s Hospital Building

What are they listening to in the OR?

Hartland Schools help create fantasy worlds at Mott.

In May, the Michigan Health blog told the story of Michelle Davis’s COVID hospitalization. A year later, her return to work, and life, fills her with gratitude.

Patient stories, expert perspective, and how we can thrive in the new normal

Surviving COVID-19, Facing a Long Recovery

What it was like on the front lines at Michigan Medicine

A pediatric intensive care nurse survived COVID-19 in part due to the excellent treatment she received from her peers. This National Nurses Week, she shares her appreciation

Two Michigan Medicine-led programs have been named among the 100 highest-scoring proposals in the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation’s 100&Change competition(link is external). One of the 100 proposals will win a $100 million grant to help solve one of the world’s most critical social challenges.

A new Michigan Medicine program upends dubious dietary claims