November 22, 2024
Author: Kylie Urban Johanna Younghans / U-M More from U-M Health David Sloan, Jr. had always been active. At the age of 17 he started playing tennis and by 24 he would run two to five miles a
[ Read More ]By Johanna Younghans / U-M Health Lab Art/Graphic by Jacob Dwyer / Michigan Medicine With every new year comes the saying ‘out with the old, and in with the new,’ except not when it applies to
[ Read More ]By Kelly Malcom / U-M ‘It’s like breathing’ is a turn of phrase meant to convey that something is natural and effortless. But over the past couple of years, various emerging threats—from
[ Read More ]This article was updated on September 16, 2021. You wake up one morning feeling under the weather. While in previous years you may have chalked up a sore throat or body aches to a run-of-the-mill
[ Read More ]Nearly four months after tearing his Achilles tendon, Russian gymnast Artur Dalaloyan returned to competition, a move already dubbed “heroic” and “miraculous” before he helped his squad earn an
[ Read More ]By Haley Otman / U-M There’s a pill for many ailments, but aging isn’t one of them. And while some mounting difficulty in thinking and processing is expected as you grow older, cognition experts
[ Read More ]By Annie Hauser / U-M Summertime is about to get sweeter for kids—and their parents. At least that’s what pediatrician Elizabeth Hill, M.D., hopes as mask mandates have been lifted for vaccinated
[ Read More ]Physical activity is important for growing bodies and minds. But during these uncertain times, do the benefits of participating in youth sports outweigh the risks? The recent surge in COVID-19
[ Read More ]You wake up one morning feeling under the weather. While in previous years you may have chalked up a sore throat or body aches to a run-of-the-mill cold or flu, this year’s COVID-19 pandemic adds
[ Read More ]By Kara Gavin / U-M Health Lab More than half of patients hospitalized with suspected COVID-19 in Michigan during the state’s peak months received antibiotics early in their stay, just in case
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