As COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations rise across Michigan, beginning Friday April 2, Michigan Medicine will move to a more restrictive visitor policy similar to earlier in the pandemic.
Online ratings and reviews abound, and many have checked them, so providers and policymakers should pay attention.
Study findings support the recent FDA approval of the immunotherapy agent for patients whose cancers have high number of mutations.
A blood clotting expert explains the J&J vaccine pause.
As experts point to team sports as a driver of COVID youth cases, 1 in 4 parents give their sports leagues low rankings for consistently enforcing safety guidelines.
While nearly all Americans use a mask at some point each week, very few consistently wear their mask during many common potentially risky activities, study shows.
As more females participate in sports, more are experiencing sports-related injuries. MedSport is at the forefront of providing specialized care that keeps pace with their unique needs.
A guide to testing, quarantining, isolating and returning to work or school, depending on whether you’ve gotten vaccinated fully, partly or not at all, and your own history with COVID.
People with obstructive sleep apnea who treat their apnea with the commonly-prescribed positive airway pressure therapy were less likely to be diagnosed with dementia.
Researchers at Michigan Medicine are helping lead the first national study of how highly allergic people react to mRNA COVID-19 vaccines. The trial, co-led by a U-M immunologist, will cover over 3,000 participants receiving the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines at up to 35 academic allergy research centers across the United States.
Two translational research social scientists offer six practical solutions to follow.
