Experts share tips for individuals, clinicians and community members to improve how to address substance use disorders and save lives.

The University of Michigan partners with residents from Upper Peninsula county to create a new firearm safety education program.

Study suggests Black pregnant individuals are more exposed to chronic social stressors that may increase their risk for negative health outcomes, racial disparities.

The program partners with first responders and community leaders to increase awareness of in-home cardiac arrests.

A poll shows strong support for clinics’ efforts to screen for, and providing support for, social determinants of health.

A psychiatrist discusses the barriers to seeking help for alcohol use disorder and how to overcome them. 

A pediatrician provides valuable information on homemade formula, milk alternatives and other resources during national shortage.

The pandemic took a toll on older adults, but especially on those whose physical or mental health was already suffering, a new poll shows. This group may need extra support to age as well as possible.

A life-threatening stroke, followed by quick medical attention, led to Jack Jenkins’ remarkable recovery.

Two physicians and a patient discuss how to improve control of asthma and allergy symptoms—and how to advocate for treatment.

Some pharmacies participated in the standing order but did not have any naloxone available on the shelf.

Data-driven approach suggests more locked-storage assistance is needed, as well as tailored risk reduction approaches for those with memory and mental health concerns.

Most older Americans want to remain in their home as they age, but a new National Poll on Healthy Aging shows many haven’t taken steps to improve safety, reduce fall risks or get help from others.

Get tips each week from some of the nation’s top experts at Michigan Medicine.

Despite prevention efforts, falls increase annually, with wide variations in incidence based on geography, research finds.