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Women in the United States can expect to provide seven years of care over their lifetimes to aging family members or friends—up from six in 2011, University of Michigan research shows.

The National Academy of Medicine is the highest honorary society in the country for researchers in the fields of health and medicine

As 69 million enter Open Enrollment for 2027, data from 2026 enrollees suggests a need for more people to review all options & seek reliable information

Federal and state policy changes make treatment for addiction recovery even more important

Research finds abortion bans are associated with higher out-of-pocket health insurance premium costs for women, particularly among Black and Hispanic women

Federally funded University of Michigan research will search for answers—and prevention possibilities—in data from 20 countries

Upcoming changes to prenatal care billing and quality reporting could improve and reshape prenatal care

Despite 20 years of effort, surveys show room for improvement; a free site with evidence-based resources could help improve care further

$14.2-million NIH award to U-M funds research to untangle intricacies of person-to-person flu transmission—and reduce illness, deaths, economic losses

IHPI researchers among U-M federal award recipients

In a new piece for The Conversation, Sarah Patterson discusses how caring for someone with dementia can be especially challenging for families because the condition can profoundly change how a person interacts with their loved ones