U-M Clinical Neurosciences Center

11/12/2025

Atrial fibrillation is estimated to affect up to 10.5 million Americans.

At the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions, electrophysiologist Dr. Amrish Deshmukh presented late-breaking science on the irregular heart rhythm condition. His team found that taking the diabetes medication metformin reduced Afib episodes for people with obesity after catheter ablation.

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07/04/2022

🇺🇸 | Have a safe and happy 4th of July!

05/24/2022

Every minute counts when you’re having a stroke. The lack of blood flow to the brain means the greater the chances of permanent damage. Knowing the signs of stroke meant all the difference in this patient's remarkable recovery.

A life-threatening stroke, followed by quick medical attention, led to Jack Jenkins’ remarkable recovery.

03/30/2022

The news that the FDA has OK'd a second booster dose of COVID-19 vaccine for all adults over age 50, and immunocompromised people over age 12, is getting a lot of attention. But tens of millions of Americans still haven't gotten a first booster. And the evidence for how much extra preventive power a booster can deliver is growing.

Learn more about who should get a first or second booster, and when, and why, in our newly updated guide:

Do you need a COVID vaccine booster shot? Follow this quick, easy-to-understand guide to the latest recommendations from the FDA and CDC for COVID vaccine booster doses.

03/29/2022

You might be getting sleep – but is it quality sleep? Obstructive Sleep Apnea is a condition where your breathing is interrupted throughout the night. OSA not only leaves you tired, but can increase your risk for other health issues. Learn more about how to get your quality Zzzz’s.

A newly improved CPAP device is helping aid in one woman’s obstructive sleep apnea.

03/28/2022

How well do you sleep? Want some easy tips that will help you sleep better tonight? And how would permanent Daylight Saving Time impact your sleep? Learn more on the latest episode of The Wrap podcast!

https://youtu.be/VzrvQSV8HUs How well do you sleep? Do you want easy tips that you can implement now that will help you sleep better tonight? And how would permanent Daylight Saving Time potentially affect your sleep here in Michigan? Find out all that and more on the latest episode of The Wrap

03/17/2022

Feeling tired this morning? Sleep expert Deirdre Conroy, PhD, shares important information about sleep deprivation versus overall fatigue and burnout, and what you can do to feel more rested. This Friday is – take a moment to learn about how to get better Zzzzs.

A sleep psychologist explains why the exhaustion you feel may not be related to a lack of sleep.

03/10/2022

Feeling stressed by the news from Ukraine? Don't forget that this stress comes in the wake of two years of pandemic-related stress - and that you can take steps to care for yourself and others at the same time. We compiled tips from two top U-M experts on our faculty, including one who helps lead a major human rights organization:

News from Ukraine, including the potential nuclear threat from Russia, can be distressing. Tips for coping with the mental health impacts and donating to support relief for refugees both abroad and at home.

03/08/2022

"On this International Women’s Day, we have much to celebrate and also much to do to ensure fair equality of opportunity to women. As fields like my own profession of medicine become increasingly inclusive, we improve our ability to discover new ways to improve health and deliver the highest quality care to our patients. Together, we can demonstrate that when we and ensure that all can reach their full potential, we all gain."
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Reshma Jagsi, MD, DPhil | Center for Bioethics and Social Sciences in Medicine
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12/06/2021

"Just sitting on the deck in the backyard...we felt incredibly wealthy, just to be able to breathe in our own space." For many Michiganders, the pandemic has changed the way they look at gratitude. This was the case for Chanda Perry, a nurse in the emergency department who continues to passionately serve patients during the latest COVID-19 surge. Watch the video: https://michmed.org/8RJyK