Losing his daughter to heart disease nearly derailed Professor Vic Strecher until he discovered his mission to help others live their fullest lives.

New technology invented at U-M brings colorful design element to solar panels.

Numerous resilience and prevention programs address the psychological health of veterans, but no evidence exists to prove their effectiveness.

Greenest of the green movements attracts brightest of the bright PhD students.

The new year brings an awareness that we’re all a bit older. Aging expert Robert Kahn shares timeless wisdom, which these spirited alumni clearly know.

Websites like Lumosity and PositScience promise improved brain fitness through game-like exercises. Researchers ask: Does that fitness transfer to real life?

New findings bode well for U-M clinical trials on a drug that could reverse obesity, Type 2 diabetes, and fatty liver disease.

A mother’s affection after she spanks her child does little to diminish the negative impact of the act, a new U-M study finds.

  U-M researchers are teaching cars, roads, traffic lights, and other roadside devices to talk to each other. Their conversations just might make driving easy, save lives, and generally improve road conditions. Connected vehicles will inform each other out about such things as traffic tie-ups, icy roads, disabled vehicles, and lane closures. And drivers will Read more