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Individuals age 21 and older who have breasts, ovaries and/or uterus should have an annual gynecological exam, which may include a pelvic exam and a Pap test.
During Michigan's long, cold winters, some people experience "winter blues" or more severe seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
The amount of sleep that a college student gets is one of the strongest predictors of academic success.
Learn how you can get assessed for sexually transmitted infections.
Tuberculosis is caused by TB bacteria. It usually affects the lungs. It can also affect other body parts such as the brain, kidneys or spine. There are two types of tuberculosis (TB) testing - skin and blood.
Certain international students and visiting scholars are eligible for and required to enroll in this plan, unless they have health insurance that meets the university's minimum requirements.
U-M students between semesters and recent alumni, among others, are eligible to purchase a Prepaid Plan for access to UHS services.
To better ensure that minors at medical risk as a result of alcohol intoxication or drug overdose will receive prompt and appropriate medical attention, the State of Michigan provides for medical amnesty to remove perceived barriers to calling for or seeking help.