University of Michigan pediatric psychologists play a pivotal role in helping young patients follow treatment regimens after receiving an organ transplant.

A University of Michigan study shows that all participating schools had one or more AEDs, but the level of training and anticipated response times varied.

A study at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital reveals that children coming to the emergency room with symptoms of a appendicitis, may not actually need surgery.

Researchers at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital discuss whether or not short stature kids should be given growth hormones to treat their short stature.

A University of Michigan study suggests neighborhoods with older adults and higher family incomes are less likely to call for an ambulance during a stroke.

Researchers at the University of Michigan published a study that could help many bipolar patients, and their care teams, stay the course on treatment.

After a colorectal cancer patient finishes treatment, primary care doctors are being called to play a key role in their recovery and overall continued heath.

The FDA may reclassify electroconvulsive therapy devices from class III to class II. The FDA is accepting public comments on the change until March 28.

Determining whether or not a home test for sleep apnea is appropriate is a nuanced decision, explore the pros and cons of sleep apnea home tests in this article from University of Michigan Medicine.

Hepatitis C treatments are highly effective early in the course of the disease. The success rate is lower when diagnosis occurs in the late stages of cirrhosis.

A study done at a PAC facility in Southeast Michigan revealed that one in four seniors is bringing along stowaways from the hospital to their next stop.

Researchers debate the importance of being fit and maintaining a healthy weight. Maintaining a healthy weight increases quality of life more than fitness.