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Sinus Symptoms and Treatments
Dr. Melissa Pynnonen provides the common sinus symptoms and treatment options.
Five things you should know about stem cell research
Michigan voters soon will decide whether to change a Michigan law that currently restricts research using embryonic stem cells. And U-M scientists want to make sure voters are well-informed on this issue before heading to the polls on Nov. 4.
Stress may lead students to stimulants
Recent studies show that a growing number of high school and college students are turning to stimulants like ADHD drugs and energy drinks to help them through their stress -- particularly during exam time.
U-M Studies Stroke Prevention Procedures
Like horses running down a race track, two different artery-opening treatments appear to be running neck-and-neck when it comes to preventing stroke among people with clogged neck arteries and other health problems.
Students with food allergies often not prepared
University of Michigan researchers say students with food allergies all-too-often engage in risky behavior related to their allergies, including failing to avoid potentially dangerous food and informing others about their food allergies.
Sweatin' with the oldies
Fitness programs at the University of Michigan promote physical activity and a healthy lifestyle for senior citizens.
Giving the gift of health this holiday season
A bottle of cologne, a new pair of pajamas or a video game are all quick and easy gifts to buy and wrap for the upcoming holiday season. But this year, why not give something more healthy and beneficial to a loved one? Why not give the gift of health?
The truth about stem cell science
University of Michigan experts provide educational information to help Michigan citizens learn about the ethics, guidelines, and federal and state oversight that apply to all human stem cell research.
Trail's Edge Camp
Train like an Olympian
Do the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics have you inspired to get fit? University of Michigan Health System fitness experts say there are many ways you can get off the couch and get moving without hurting yourself -- even during commercial breaks.
U-M's 500th Lung Transplant
U-M's 500th Lung Transplant
The University of Michigan Health System performed its 500th lung transplant in January 2011. But there's more to this story than a number. The 499th and 500th transplants were performed simultaneously and one organ donor saved the lives of two men.
The University of Michigan Health System's Mission
The University of Michigan Health System is creating the future of health care through discovery.
Unique U-M surgery creates fully usable tongue following tongue cancer
After a diagnosis of tongue cancer Lisa, a new mother, was faced with the loss of part of her tongue to save her life. She knew that she could lose her ability to talk and that her young son might never hear her voice again.
H1N1 (swine flu) update: What you need to know
The H1N1 virus will soon be all around us, adding an additional cause for concern this flu season. But what groups are considered most at-risk for complications from H1N1 virus and who should be vaccinated.
UMHS receives $15 million for women's hospital
The University of Michigan Health System has received a $15 million gift from the Ted and Jane Von Voigtlander Foundation, the largest gift ever made to the Health System for women's health. It will support the construction of a new women's hospital.
Coaches, Parents and Scientists Must Work Together to Prevent Injuries
The return of fall sports and youth athletes back on the field means millions of youngsters will experience an injury even before their sports season is officially over. Youth sports account for almost four million emergency room visits each year.
