New Model Predicts Cancer Drug Efficacy Across and Within Cancer Types
As large multi-cancer datasets become more important for predicting who may benefit from cancer drugs, a new approach better accounts for potentially overlooked variation.
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The Urgent Need for National Medical Education on Vaccine Hesitancy
As a reporter, a medical student takes a deep dive into the world of vaccine hesitancy, revealing five key elements that every future educational workshop should include.
Underinsured Women May Be Missing Important Pregnancy Care
For low-income pregnant patients, health insurance disruptions may make it less likely that they receive recommended prenatal and postpartum care.
A Trusting Relationship with Her Provider – and Zumba – Help One Woman Get Past Metastatic Colon Cancer
From early stage colon cancer to advanced metastatic disease, Jennifer Watson’s cancer journey illustrates the importance of advocating for your health and partnering with a care team you trust.
Helping Patients with COVID-19 Avoid Blood Clots
Vascular experts are wading through a constant stream of data to continue refining the best approaches to avoid dangerous thrombosis events in people sick with the novel coronavirus.
Heart Failure, Pregnancy and a Specialized Approach
A patient with advanced heart failure gives birth to a healthy baby thanks to Michigan Medicine’s Cardio-Obstetrics Program.
When Music Mattered Most
Faculty, staff came together to grant one final wish for man with cystic fibrosis.
Older Adults and Antibiotics: Study Shows Healthy Attitudes but Unhealthy Practices
Many take leftover doses from previous prescriptions, and expect new prescriptions for non-bacterial illness.
New Study Suggests Excess Glycogen May Cause Metabolic Syndrome
A team explores the possible association between genetic variants in the human genome and liver attenuation.
Irregular Sleep Connected to Bad Moods and Depression, Study Shows
The more variation in wake up and sleep time, the worse mood and more chance of depression symptoms.
