Shirish Gadgeel, MBBS, Professor of Internal Medicine, discusses the results of the first large, randomized clinical trial to look at immunotherapy as a first-line cancer treatment.
Joseph Holoshitz, MD, Professor of Internal Medicine, discusses how environmental pollutants combined with the presence of the HLA gene can increase the risk and severity of rheumatoid arthritis and bone destruction.
William Chey, MD, Professor of Internal Medicine and Codirector of the Michigan Bowel Control Program, and his research team are focused on finding new and improved ways to diagnose and treat IBS.
Judy Carrillo, Financial Senior Manager for the Department of Internal Medicine, is honored with the Research Administrator Recognition Award from the University of Michigan Office of Research.
Sharlene Day, MD, Associate Professor, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine, talks about what her and her family have for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and provides some healthy tips.
Krishna Rao, MD, Laraine Washer, MD, and Vincent Young, MD, PhD, are coauthors of a recent paper that details new machine learning models that can predict a patient’s risk of developing C. diff much earlier than current methods.
Hitinder Gurm, MD, Professor of Internal Medicine, is a coauthor on a recent study that finds that Michigan’s Medicaid expansion hasn't had a negative effect on outcomes for patients receiving procedures for coronary artery disease.
The latest poll conducted by the National Poll on Healthy Aging, led by Director, Preeti Malani, MD, MSJ, MS, Professor of Internal Medicine, finds that older adults support medical marijuana use with a doctor’s recommendation, but they want more research.
Sanjay Saint, MD, MPH, George Dock Collegiate Professor of Internal Medicine and Chief of Medicine, VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System, honored to provide the care veterans deserve from the moment they leave the service to the time of their Final Salute.
Maria Papaleontiou, MD, Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, comments on a recent study that suggests that osteoporosis and bone fractures were much more likely in patients who received thyroxine treatment for more than a year after surgery.
Preeti Malani, MD, MSJ, MS, Professor of Internal Medicine and Chief Health Officer for Michigan Medicine, comments on the disparities in death rates related to infectious diseases across the U.S.
Sara Wiener, LMSW, Director of the Comprehensive Gender Services Program, reviews best practices for transgender medical care.
Keith Naylor, MD, Clinical Lecturer in Internal Medicine, explains the necessity of getting screened for colon cancer and the efforts designed to help people have it done.
Megan Riehl, PsyD, MA, Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, discusses the brain-gut connection, plus coping strategies including therapy, mindfulness, and hypnosis.
Moving on to round four in STAT Madness, the competition is intensifying for the team from Michigan Medicine. If they win this week, it's on to the semi-finals! Voting for round four ends on Thursday, March 22. For more information and to vote, visit STAT Madness
Joan Chen, MD, MS, Clinical Lecturer in Internal Medicine, leads team in a recent study that finds that poor sleep quality heightens the likelihood of gut issues.
Michigan Medicine researchers find that only half of women who could benefit from genetic testing get it, and often not before they have surgery.
With 16 teams remaining, the team from Michigan Medicine enters the third round of competition in STAT Madness. Voting for this round ends on Thursday, March 15. For more information and to vote, visit STAT Madness Tournament of Science .
Hitinder Gurm, MD, Professor of Internal Medicine and Associate Chief Clinical Officer, is the senior author of a new study that suggests that wild swings in temperature can raise your chances of having a heart attack.
Michal Olszewski, DVM, PhD, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, is the senior author of a new study that examines the fungus that causes the disease cryptococcosis.
