Researchers at Kellogg Eye Center welcome a donor family to the labs where donated eye tissue is used to find ways to restore sight and prevent blindness. Organized by Eversight Michigan, the meetings provide a source of hope and healing, pride and enpowerment.
An upcoming solar eclipse will offer a stunning sight. A Michigan Medicine ophthalmologist and retina surgeon explains how to view it without damaging your eyes.
As more Americans turn to bariatric surgery for weight loss, a new study in 27,000 Michigan patients suggests they may not want to wait until their BMI is well past 40 to reap the biggest health benefits.
Preference for name-brand medications among eye care providers drives ophthalmic drug costs.
Parents may be up to speed on what vaccines their children need for kindergarten, but may be less sure during high school years, a new national poll suggests.
Charles Burant, M.D., Ph.D., will lead institute's pursuit of medical discovery.
Early clinical trial results show glucose-lowering effect of asthma drug.
The majority of Americans over age 50 take two or more prescription medicines to prevent or treat health problems, and many of them say the cost weighs on their budget, a new U-M/AARP poll finds. But many older adults aren’t getting – or asking for – as much help as they could from their doctors and pharmacists to find lower-cost options, the new data reveal.
