It’s not just about making it through surgery, it’s about making it through recovery. Two Michigan Medicine experts share the importance of having an active support coach, or caregiver, after a procedure.
A Mott pediatrician advises parents to follow this checklist before sending their child to another family’s home to help everyone feel safe and comfortable.
A foster child in need receives years of expert care from Michigan Medicine along with the dedication of a nurturing caregiver.
Daily back pain impacted one man’s quality of life until an unexpected diagnosis of thoracic outlet syndrome led to surgery and relief.
What does it mean to have metastatic, or stage 4, breast cancer? A Rogel Cancer Center oncologist explains the diagnosis and how it’s treated.
After a serious knee injury, orthopaedic surgery and physical therapy helped one high school gymnast get back to sports — and consider a future career in the field.
A Michigan Medicine lactation consultant describes the most common breastfeeding positions that can help improve your baby’s latch.
An innovative U-M program provides students with effective mental health resources to combat depression and anxiety.
Guitarist and bladder cancer survivor, Rendal Wall of Kalamazoo, continues to live a life surrounded by music after bladder removal surgery.
Kids living with spina bifida run and play at fourth annual summer camping trip
Weeks before Father’s Day, dad gives his 8-year-old daughter with a chronic kidney disease a life-saving gift.
