Nonprofit helps people with disabilities ride in convertibles for Dream Cruise preview
The D-Man Foundation is helping those who are disabled enjoy a taste of the Dream Cruise in a special way Friday. Mydman.org has details on the Friday, Aug. 15 event from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Prediabetes numbers in children are alarming - here's how to change course
Corewell Health Pediatrician Dr. Dillon is seeing a rise in the number of children with prediabetes - in part, because more kids are being tested.
Prediabetes numbers rise in US kids; doctor advises things to do
The impacts are cumulative over time. That's why catching it early and reversing it is so important.
With fall around the corner, brings stress for some - but there's a way through it
As a former ER doctor, she says to handle your stress like she handles patients -using a triage system, prioritize the important stuff - give your real issues attention first.
Former ER doctor talks about how to manage your stress
Dr. Vinokur is a former emergency physician who's written a book about harnessing stress for successes.
Fall allergies are around the corner - here's what to know
“I typically tell my patients that fall allergies start right around labor day, and they go until the first snowfall," said Dr. Sandra Hong, Cleveland Clinic.
The doctor talks about how to prepare for fall allergies
It's hard to even remember when those fall allergies creep up, but it might happen just as those kids are going back to school.
When life gives you cucumbers - make pickles, says Derek Kevra
Yes you can buy pickles in many forms but how about making your own?
We get into why pickles are good for you - and how to make them
Yes you can buy pickles in many forms but how about making your own?
Skims 'Face Shapewear' gets a closer look from a doctor
Does the Skims Face Shapewear by Kim Kardashian really work? The doctor weighs in.
Is wearing a health tracker a good idea? A doctor talks tech
We have so many options to track everything from steps to sleep - heart rate to health goals.
A doctor weighs in on tech for health tracking
The question is all that extra data useful - or is it just information overload.
Brain computer chips tested at U-M Health provide possible medical breakthrough
It's not much bigger than a pencil eraser, but doctors are hoping a brain computer chip can deliver big, life-changing results.
U-M Health doctors test brain computer chips to treat incurable conditions
Computer chips the size of a pencil eraser are being tested in the human brain which may lead to life-changing results - and it is what doctors at University of Michigan are counting on.
Drinking water doesn't have to be boring, here's how to jazz it up
From adding fruit to drinking seltzers, there are plenty of options to stay hydrated in a healthy way.
Stroke survivor gathering planned for Saturday at Detroit's Gordon Park
Lamont Causey has spent his life making things better, for kids, his community, and now his health. But in 2019 he suffered a stroke.
Stroke survivor organizes health screening picnic in Detroit
The Brothers Always Together Stroke Survivors Gathering is happening Saturday at Gordon Park in Detroit. In addition to stroke survivors and leaders, there will be food and screenings.
If summer temps make your mood 'heated,' there's a medical reason
The heat can also impact your sleep, and if you’re not getting enough sleep, you may find yourself feeling more impatient or irritable the next day.
Summer temps may get you hot under the collar - for good reason, doc says
We might wait all year for summer, but for some of us the warmer weather leads to a short fuse.
Hot dogs and summer are a perfect match - but what you need to know
You might crave a hot dog every now and again, but first a little dose of reality from Julia Zumpano, Cleveland Clinic.