Data provided from national polling of young people offers insights and materials used in a performance of the University of Michigan Men's Glee Club.
A survey of female physicians in an online weight-loss support group found they were most likely to recommend their own strategies, including intermittent fasting, low-carbohydrate and ketogenic diets.
Study cites the new global case definitions of endometritis and uterine infections occurring after fetal loss after maternal immunization.
Increased disability diversity and accommodation among future physicians could improve patient care, researchers say.
Good Morning America's Robin Roberts features the work of the department's MDisability team and the recovery of Dr. Okanlami, drawing enormous recognition online
Although half of cervical cancers are detected in women over 49, a first-of-its-kind study conducted by a team of researchers in the department of family medicine, finds women are less likely to get screenings as they age.
Dr. Rockwell explains the new updates and how they benefit patients.
Several U-M Family Medicine faculty will present their research and hold workshops at the largest conference for primary care researchers, held this year in Toronto, Ontario.
Suzanna Zick co-authored a new paper that finds nearly one in three adults with lupus use prescription opioids to manage pain, despite a lack of evidence that opioids are effective for reducing pain from rheumatic diseases.
The recent grant launches U-M's Adaptive Scholar Athlete Program.
New leadership at Briarwood Family Medicine and the Ypsilanti Health Center
At the 2019, University of Michigan Medical School Reunion, Dr. Okanlami was presented with the Early Distinguished Career Award.
Number of sexual partners, history of sexually-transmitted diseases among factors in determining possibility for HPV
Principal investigator Katherine J. Gold will continue research on mechanisms of support for women who have experienced perinatal loss and still birth, focusing on the experiences of women of color using an anonymous online support group.
Funding from the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation will enable further research on the connection between untreated hearing loss and rehospitalization
Using Medicare HMO claims data , Mahmoudi and her team tracked 115,000 older adults with hearing loss for three years post diagnosis, finding an association between use of hearing aids and reduced risk of physical and mental decline in older adults.
"A rigorous, evidence-based curriculum based on US standards but adapted to the cultural, economic, educational and social norms of Ghana."
