Geoffrey Barnes, MD, spoke with the Detroit Free Press to explore how blood clots can affect athletes under high cardiovascular strain.
Thomas Crawford, MD, and team hope to increase pacemaker access and implantation in low- and middle-income countries through an innovative trial.
Mark Fendrick, MD and team say their findings should inform efforts to help more patients get the full scope of cervical cancer prevention and detection – including increasing reminders and removing costs and other factors that might get in the way.
Sari Priesand, DPM shares insights on foot health.
Salim Hayek, MD has developed a novel tool to predict a person’s risk for such problems following the procedure and help guide the pre-transplant process.
Santhi Ganesh, MD's study findings are a step towards precision medicine strategies for diseases related to hypertension.
Hallie Prescott, MD is quoted as saying “Sepsis contributes between a third to a half of all U.S. hospital deaths—more common than heart attack and stroke combined.”
Vincent Chen, MD finds that diabetes and glycemic control impact the risk of liver cancer.
Brian Schmidt, DPM; and Rodica Pop-Busui, MD, PhD found that individuals with Hispanic and/or foreign-born immigration status, impoverished persons, and non-married individuals, especially men, were at highest risk of developing DFU infection.
Geoffrey Barnes, MD, MSc, and team find that many people aged 50 to 80 who said they take aspirin may not need to.
Dinesh Khanna, MD, MSc; Johann Gudjonsson, MD, PhD; and John Varga, MD focus on Hippo signaling pathway as critical link between fibrosis, vascular dysfunction, and sex bias in systemic sclerosis.
Laraine Washer, MD answers the top questions about measles immunization and prevention.
Thomas Valley, MD and team’s study is the first to identify what may be driving worse outcomes for Hispanic patients who are critically ill with respiratory failure.
Tanuka Piech, MD explains different types of heart disease and ways to improve heart health.
Krishna Rao, MD discusses when fecal microbiota transplants started, how they are used today, and what the future holds.
Yvonne Huang, MD finds that at-risk individuals who had more diversity in their airway bacteria had better respiratory outcomes, including no COPD or no progression of COPD.
Scott Ketcham, MD, Matthew Konerman, MD, and team suggest measuring oxygen saturation directly from the blood to guide treatment.
Timothy S. Blackwell, MD is appointed Chair of the Department of Internal Medicine and the John G. Searle Professor of Internal Medicine, effective March 1, 2024.
Catherine Kim, MD and Deborah Levine, MD research probes the link between migraine, menopause and cardiovascular risk.
Ray Zuo, MD states “Our study offers valuable insights into how calprotectin might play a role in the development and progression of thrombocytopenia in antiphospholipid syndrome.”
