Muscle weakness is a common complaint as the body ages, but how do you know when it’s something more serious like inflammatory myositis?
A rare case of right-sided congenital diaphragmatic hernia encouraged a Michigan Medicine team to expand access to an experimental, life-saving procedure.
Some patients keep a hospital wristband as a memento of their experience. Heather Edds kept her rib, which sits in a jar in her home.
People covered by the Healthy Michigan Plan need to pay attention now, or they could lose coverage later.
Internet rating sites are just as important as recommendations from friends and family in choosing a doctor, but other factors matter more.
Darlene Mowatt went from being housebound to traveling the country in an RV after life-changing lung volume reduction surgery.
Two Michigan Medicine dieticians dish five food and beverage tips to get you through the winter blues.
While undergoing cancer treatments, one child discovers a lifelong talent in the art of painting.
Michigan Medicine performed the state’s first spina bifida fetal surgery in 2014 – and today, that baby is a running, dancing, active five-year-old.
Life-threatening risks prevent children with cystic fibrosis from ever being in the same room.
Michigan sergeant saves a fellow officer with living kidney donation, providing him with the gift of life.
