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Build a do-it-yourself home air purifier for about $25

7 years ago uofmhealth.org

Chiropractic treatment and vision loss - In rare occurrences, forceful manipulation of the neck is linked to a damaging side effect: vision problems and bleeding inside the eye, finds the first published case report of chiropractic care leading to multiple preretinal hemorrhages.

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Cancer takes an enormous toll financially, and patients feel their doctors’ offices aren’t adequately addressing these concerns

8 years ago labblog.uofmhealth.org cancer

What Doctors Wear Really Does Matter to Patients - More than 4,000 patients have spoken: They prefer physicians in business attire and a white coat, or at least scrubs and a white coat

8 years ago labblog.uofmhealth.org

Despite concerns that the Medicaid expansion might result in higher risk of poor outcomes, the quality of care for cardiovascular procedures across Michigan was unchanged following the expansion.

8 years ago labblog.uofmhealth.org

The early morning starts of most high schools work against teens’ natural sleep patterns

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Getting a good night's sleep before surgery translates to less post-surgery pain

8 years ago labblog.uofmhealth.org

A new study identifies a way for scientists and scientific journals to share new research with even more people on Twitter

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Drug & alcohol problems linked to increased veteran suicide risk, especially in women, long-term study finds

9 years ago uofmhealth.org

African Americans are less likely to be recommended statin therapy under recent U.S. Preventive Services Task Force guidelines

9 years ago uofmhealth.org

What’s really going on in PTSD brains - context processing problems could explain symptoms and brain imaging findings, and integrate and improve on earlier models

9 years ago uofmhealth.org brain

Study of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans with PTSD in group therapy showed with those who got mindfulness training – a mind-body technique that focuses on in-the-moment attention and awareness…

10 years ago uofmhealth.org

Parasitic gene uses tail to "jump" into the middle of an unsuspecting healthy gene

10 years ago uofmhealth.org

Placebo power: Depressed people who respond to fake drugs get the most help from real ones, study finds

10 years ago uofmhealth.org

Sometimes, depression can mean too much of something, new research shows a protein called fibroblast growth factor 9 or FGF9

10 years ago uofmhealth.org

Seniors get mental health drugs at twice the rate of younger adults, but see psychiatrists less, study finds

11 years ago uofmhealth.org

Shake it off? Not so easy for people with depression, new brain research suggests

11 years ago uofmhealth.org brain

Large scale study says group nature walks linked with significantly lower depression and perceived stress, enhanced mental well-being

11 years ago uofmhealth.org

Using heart-lung support technology (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation, or ECMO), researchers were able to increase the number of kidneys, livers and pancreases available for transplant by about 20%

11 years ago uofmhealth.org

Put some science on your wall: Gorgeous images from research available at Ann Arbor Art Fair & online

12 years ago uofmhealth.org art

Could boosting brain cells' appetites fight disease? New autophagy research shows promise for ALS & more

12 years ago uofmhealth.org brain disease

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Build a do-it-yourself home air purifier for about $25

Chiropractic treatment and vision loss - In rare occurrences, forceful manipulation of the neck is linked to a damaging side effect: vision problems and bleeding inside the eye, finds the first published case report of chiropractic care leading to multiple preretinal hemorrhages.

Cancer takes an enormous toll financially, and patients feel their doctors’ offices aren’t adequately addressing these concerns

What Doctors Wear Really Does Matter to Patients - More than 4,000 patients have spoken: They prefer physicians in business attire and a white coat, or at least scrubs and a white coat

Despite concerns that the Medicaid expansion might result in higher risk of poor outcomes, the quality of care for cardiovascular procedures across Michigan was unchanged following the expansion.

The early morning starts of most high schools work against teens’ natural sleep patterns

Getting a good night's sleep before surgery translates to less post-surgery pain

A new study identifies a way for scientists and scientific journals to share new research with even more people on Twitter

Drug & alcohol problems linked to increased veteran suicide risk, especially in women, long-term study finds

African Americans are less likely to be recommended statin therapy under recent U.S. Preventive Services Task Force guidelines

What’s really going on in PTSD brains - context processing problems could explain symptoms and brain imaging findings, and integrate and improve on earlier models

Study of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans with PTSD in group therapy showed with those who got mindfulness training – a mind-body technique that focuses on in-the-moment attention and awareness…

Parasitic gene uses tail to "jump" into the middle of an unsuspecting healthy gene

Placebo power: Depressed people who respond to fake drugs get the most help from real ones, study finds

Sometimes, depression can mean too much of something, new research shows a protein called fibroblast growth factor 9 or FGF9

Seniors get mental health drugs at twice the rate of younger adults, but see psychiatrists less, study finds

Shake it off? Not so easy for people with depression, new brain research suggests

Large scale study says group nature walks linked with significantly lower depression and perceived stress, enhanced mental well-being

Using heart-lung support technology (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation, or ECMO), researchers were able to increase the number of kidneys, livers and pancreases available for transplant by about 20%

Put some science on your wall: Gorgeous images from research available at Ann Arbor Art Fair & online

Could boosting brain cells' appetites fight disease? New autophagy research shows promise for ALS & more