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Critical access hospitals work well for straightforward surgical cases in healthy, uncomplicated patients, an analysis finds.

African-Americans diagnosed with colorectal cancer at a young age had worse outcomes compared to other patients. Learn what could be causing the disparity.

Vessel-sparing radiation combined with a better understanding of prostate anatomy is helping doctors treat prostate cancer while minimizing side effects.

A University of Michigan study suggests that during general anesthesia adjacent parts of the brain simply stop talking to each other.

Researchers from across the globe, including University of Michigan, have identified genes that could assist in diagnosing and predicting adrenal cancer.

Research from the University of Michigan shows environmental pollutants could affect the chances a person will develop amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS.

A University of Michigan study found that supplements helped reduce hearing loss in mice with the genetic mutation commonly responsible for childhood deafness.

Researchers at the University of Michigan found that rats with specific genetic markers were more likely to become addicted to cocaine than those without it.

University of Michigan researchers have developed a new model to study cancer-associated thrombosis and are getting preliminary data for future research.

A University of Michigan study finds a biomarker associated with basal cell carcinoma may help signal which skin tumors will be more aggressive.

Researchers at the University of Michigan report a new understanding of the enzyme P-Rex1 and how it binds to a signaling lipid called PIP3 in cancer metastasis.

Researchers at the University of Michigan suggest categorizing non-life-threatening thyroid tumors separately from more aggressive thyroid cancers.

Medical Research at the University of Michigan suggests it might be possible to use growth charts for brain networks to identify signs of attention difficulties

TAVR changed the landscape for high-risk patients in need of new aortic heart valves. Now, new data supports the viability of TAVR out to three years.

A University of Michigan Medical School study suggests that mind-body techniques are effective for managing PTSD in veterans in as little as four months.