Posts by Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan
A replacement for exercise?
A protein called Sestrin might be responsible for many of the benefits of a good workout. …
Read Full ArticleThe danger behind certain biologic drugs
The surprising role of an immune cell explains some of the biologic drugs’ side effects and could lead to better treatments for persistent infections and cancer. …
Read Full ArticleE. coli gain edge by changing their diets in inflammatory bowel disease
Researchers describe how bad bacteria gain a foothold over good bacteria in inflammatory bowel disease and how a diet change might reverse it. …
Read Full ArticleNew drug shows encouraging survival in pancreatic cancer
An early clinical trial finds a Wee1 kinase inhibitor combined with radiation and gemcitabine is safe and potentially effective against pancreatic cancer. …
Read Full ArticleNew discovery points toward possible treatment for diabetic non-healing wounds
A new mouse and human tissues study identifies an epigenetic enzyme critical for normal wound healing. …
Read Full Article‘Mystical’ psychedelic compound found in normal brains
A study in rats has revealed the presence of naturally occurring DMT, an increasingly popular hallucinogen. …
Read Full ArticleLower risk of Type 1 diabetes seen in children vaccinated against ‘stomach flu’ virus
Study shows type 1 diabetes rates are one-third lower in children who received all doses of the rotavirus vaccine. …
Read Full ArticleDiscovery in mice could remove roadblock to more insulin production
A combination of two immune-system factors keeps the pancreas from keeping up with the demands of a Western diet; …
Read Full ArticleA new clue in the mystery of ALS, frontotemporal dementia
A special focus on rogue proteins may hold future promise in stopping the progression of nerve cell destruction in people who have amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or frontotemporal dementia. …
Read Full ArticleMultidrug-resistant ‘superbugs’ found on many hospital patients’ hands and what they touch
For decades, hospitals have worked to get doctors, nurses and others to wash their hands and prevent the spread of germs. But a new study suggests …
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