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Biased tech could determine who gets life saving therapy
Research uncovers racial bias in oxygen readings during the pandemic, even amongst patients needing ECMO.
Mott to Host Live Q & A on COVID Vaccines for Kids Under 12
University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital experts will answer questions about the Pfizer vaccine for children ages 5-11 during a live Q & A session on Friday, Oct. 29.
Researchers find promising new approach to stop intestinal problems caused by immune cells
Bolstering a specific enzyme within the mitochondria of intestinal cells helped mitigate GI disease induced by T cells after bone marrow transplant, cancer immunotherapy.
Is it safe to trick-or-treat this Halloween?
A pediatrician shares importance guidance around how to have a safe Halloween as the COVID pandemic continues.
Transplants for alcohol-related liver inflammation surge during pandemic
The increased number of deceased donor liver transplants related to alcoholic hepatitis — up more than 50 percent over predicted numbers — was associated with rising alcohol sales.
Apple Watch Study provides an unprecedented look at the health status of a diverse patient population
Participants from the University of Michigan Health-led study range in age, race and health conditions.
Patients with rare scleroderma have deadlier organ damage, despite getting standard treatment
Researchers say it’s a sign that more targeted therapies are needed for the vulnerable patient population.
Why you need the flu vaccine this year more than ever
Here’s why experts say you should get it now.
Donate blood at the Big House during the largest blood drive at U-M — and save a life
Be a Hero at the Big House, the largest single-day blood drive on the University of Michigan's Ann Arbor campus, is returning to Michigan Stadium in November.
Starting mammograms at 40 would reduce disparities in deaths for Black women
Researchers determined that biennial screenings beginning at this age could reduce breast cancer deaths by 57%.
