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Compared with the general population, few physicians have disabilities. A Michigan Medicine doctor explains how a personal accident shaped his professional path.

One young man’s struggles with Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome have served to strengthen his faith and shape his career.

A veteran and surgeon says deployment confirmed his commitment to serve others and always improve.

Knowing it’s time to “fall back” can set parents into a panic. A pediatric sleep expert offers tips for surviving and thriving the annual adjustment.

Many parents oppose delayed school start times however experts find students at schools with later school start times have higher academic and athletic performance.

There’s a medical explanation for the discomfort some people feel with their hair up. A headache specialist shares who’s at risk and how to cope.

In the midst of glioblastoma treatment, radio interviews and editing strengthened a father-daughter bond — and helped their family cope.

Treatment at Michigan Medicine allowed one cerebral palsy patient to live independently, which led to Orlando and a job at Walt Disney. Now he’s received the park’s highest employee honor.

One R.N. shares how a trip providing health care in Migori, Kenya, widened her perspective — and which patients she’ll remember forever.

A program that offers individuals with disabilities job placements at U-M is a large collaborative effort. How it’s helping one young chef thrive.

After being diagnosed with a rare endocrine disease, Andra Stratton was dismayed to find little information about the condition. So she started a foundation for others also affected and seeking answers.

Healthy holiday eating is possible by eating slowly, using smaller plates, or even eating before you go. See more tips on how to eat healthy at holiday parties.

Mukesh Nyati Ph.D., is a professor of radiation oncology at U-M Health System and an avid photographer. Learn more about Dr. Nyati and see some of his photos.

When he isn't working on cancer cures at U-M, one clinician takes intricate portraits of his surroundings.