Increased screen time was essential for survival during the COVID pandemic. Now that the world is reopening, how can we reestablish healthy boundaries for screen time at home?

The algorithm analyzes chest x-rays to detect this common, but under-recognized, critical illness syndrome. 

From bathroom breaks to physician fashion trends, some interesting stories continue to rise to the top of readers’ searches.

A thank you to our readers, and a look back at the most read story of each year since our 2016 launch.

A team of experts developed an innovative medical education program via a remote learning platform.

The predictive analytic outperformed two similar technologies.

Health professionals now have a flexible 12-month path to earn a leading edge health improvement focused degree.

The method enables researchers to analyze millions of cells with the amount of memory found on a standard computer.

Online doctor ratings may promise a better way to find a doctor but a poll shows most older adults don’t consider them very important when choosing a physician.

Direct-to-consumer telehealth is a growing industry, especially for urgent care after business hours, but it may not prevent downstream appointments as much as hoped.

Study of telehealth use for new-patient appointments shows trends in 2020 and comparison with 2019

A new study assesses the relationship between telehealth use among primary care practices across the state and preventable ER visits and hospitalizations.

Physicians, patients regard information delivery, clinic visits via video as comparable to face-to-face interactions, according to two U-M Department of Family Medicine studies.

A fast-tracked collaboration leads to an innovative modality for bringing learners into patient rooms, and sharing best practices and findings with far-flung colleagues.

COVID-19 vaccine reaction trackers and exposure alerts are just two of the ways to use the smartphone in your pocket against the coronavirus pandemic.