Ovarian Cancer Survivorship and Living Without a ‘Finish Line’
How a cancer diagnosis at 26 gave one patient new perspectives on life and adventure.
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Michigan Medicine adds more bus/shuttle options from parking lots for employees
Michigan Medicine plans to add additional express shuttle buses to support existing and new routes for employees from parking lots.
“Fat Shaming” Won’t Solve Obesity. Science Might.
A round up of 15 research papers and articles from Michigan Medicine proving why the treatment for obesity can’t adopt a “one size fits all” approach.
Prostate Cancer Patients Can Pursue Healthy Sex Lives After Surgery
Survivorship programs, like the one at the U-M Rogel Cancer Center, offer counseling and interventions to promote sexual recovery after cancer treatment.
7-Year-Old Receives New FDA-Approved Retina Gene Therapy
With new treatment, doctors hope to slow the progression of rare genetic eye disease and prevent blindness.
What All Parents Should Consider Before Letting Teens Ride with Teens
More than half of parents in the national Mott Poll believe their teen has been in an unsafe situation riding with a distracted teen driver.
“Timeouts” Not Associated with Long-Term Negative Effects in Children
Study doesn’t find relationship between the “timeout” as a disciplinary method and increased behavior problems.
Breaking Down Barriers in the Fight Against Congenital Heart Disease
Academic research has long been characterized by silos and protective instincts. A new crop of fresh-thinking physician scientists are turning that model on its head, and the results are saving little hearts.
Educational Handover: Helping Medical Students Transition into Residency Programs
A team of educators propose a plan that supports individuals in succeeding after medical school.
