From heart arrhythmias, high blood pressure and heart failure, mobile apps can provide a snapshot into heart disease

The goal is to help primary care providers identify and treat more people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

C.S. Mott Children's Hospital is among few sites in the country to now offer non-surgical “POEM” procedure for pediatric patients to treat swallowing disorder achalasia.

The findings could help inform treatments for blindness in humans.

Youth ages 14-24 often use strategies to regulate social media use, from time limits to changing settings.

A longtime leader of the neurosciences shares her journey and hopes for the future.

Direct-to-consumer home-based tests for infections, cancer, genetic traits and more are widely available but regulation, authorization or approval by FDA is not always clear.

In his role as director of the National Oncology Program, Michael Kelley is working to expand care to veterans in remote areas through teleoncology.

Audio-only appointments represented almost half of telehealth visits in the study.

The technology developed at the University of Michigan continuously uses data from a single electrocardiogram.

Preliminary report of data shows steady level of virtual visits substituting for in-person visits.

Telehealth between providers and patients in different states: Medicare data show impact of temporary pandemic telemedicine rules.

Hospital at home programs, and remote patient monitoring from home, hold promise for discharging patients earlier or keeping them out of the emergency room or hospital. But policy decisions will affect their future.

Physicians say demystifying data is key

Increased antibiotic use can lead to more resistance and fewer effective antimicrobial treatments for patients.