Researchers study stem cells’ potential to preserve heart function and delay heart transplants for children with complex congenital heart disease.

Michigan Medicine teams complete first procedures using new self-expanding heart valves for chronic pulmonary regurgitation, reducing risks of open heart surgery.

Trial will evaluate the safety and efficacy of histotripsy against liver tumors at eight U.S. sites

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

Illustrations play an instrumental role in conveying medical innovations and discoveries in our stories. Look back at 5 of the most memorable ones.

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.

Urine test found to be extremely accurate at detecting aggressive prostate cancer with few false negatives.

Patient portals, online accounts that let patients see their medical records, will be important for COVID-19 vaccine appointment alerts and signups, but 2 in 5 older adults haven’t set up an account.

Telehealth for mental health care, also called telepsychiatry, got an emergency start due to COVID-19 but many patients may prefer it after the pandemic.

An open access, online repository accelerates advancements in cancer prevention and prediction.

Report finds children are often consuming pervasive and inappropriate advertising, violence and other questionable content while watching online videos.

Researchers have demonstrated that a new liquid biopsy approach overcomes traditional barriers to quickly and efficiently diagnose and monitor high-grade gliomas.

Survival rates for COVID-19 patients on ECMO life support is similar to that for other ARDS causes, a new study finds.

Children whose parents didn’t have college degrees were more likely to have digital information transferred to third parties – including Facebook Graph – despite child privacy laws prohibiting the practice.