Does High Blood Sugar Worsen COVID-19 Outcomes?
Preliminary observations of COVID-19 patients with diabetes inspired an algorithm for glucose monitoring that’s suspected to help combat the virus’ serious complications.
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Brain’s Ability to Rewire Itself is Connected to Gene Expression
New technique provides insight into the role of genes in brain plasticity and cognitive disorders.
Mexican Americans Now Less Likely to Have a Second Stroke
Recurrent stroke rates declined for Mexican Americans in a population study, closing the gap with non-Hispanic whites.
Camp Little Victors 2020: All About Animals
The last week of C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital’s virtual fun teaches kids all about animals in new and exciting ways.
Convalescent Plasma and COVID-19: Hope, Blood and Chance
How researchers, doctors and recovered patients are joining efforts to see if one of the oldest pandemic treatments really works.
Why the Relationship Between Kids and the Spread of COVID Remains Unclear
As schools prepare for fall, a small study suggests that young children may carry coronavirus at high levels – but that doesn’t prove they’re contagious.
Outside Looking In: Hospital Visitor Rules Vary During Pandemic
Lessons from early peak state of Michigan could inform hospitals in other areas.
The Top 5 COVID-19 Vaccine Candidates Explained
A Michigan Medicine expert describes the science behind the most promising vaccines for the coronavirus pandemic.
Cancer vs. COVID: When a Pandemic Upended Cancer Care
A Rogel Cancer Center team created a guide to help providers navigate difficult conversations due to the coronavirus.
How the Timing of Light Exposure Could Be Affecting Your Health
Increased light exposure can have positive and negative effects on your health — depending on the time of day.
