Compounding pharmacies help filling patients' needs amid drug shortages
FOX 2 went to the compounding pharmacy at DMC Harper and Hutzel Hospital to learn more about the process.
Virtual Reality in the classroom at Detroit Country Day offers brand-new way of learning
Sometimes you wish you could see inside your body and understand what's happening. Now, local high school kids are doing just that, with high-tech help giving an eye-opening lesson in anatomy.
Alzheimer's drug that can slow disease gets backing from FDA advisers
A closely watched Alzheimer’s drug from Eli Lilly, donanemab, won unanimous backing from FDA advisers on Monday for its ability to slow mild dementia despite risks such as brain swelling and bleeding, setting the stage for its expected approval later this year.
Men's Health Month shines a light on depression; the importance of getting mental help
Anyone can experience depression or anxiety, but men often tend to push off seeking help when they need it.
1st case of sexually-transmitted form of ringworm reported in US
The rare, sexually-transmitted fungal infection can take months to clear up, even with treatment, health officials warned. Here's what know.
Xylitol sugar alternative linked to higher risk of heart attack, stroke: study
Humans produce xylitol in their bodies at very low levels, but high levels of the compound can cause “big problems,” a new study concludes.
Long Island school district installs vape detectors in middle school bathrooms
Vape detectors were installed at Lindenhurst Middle School that can pick up nicotine and THC, as well as sound to notify officials of fights or bullying.
Microdosing chocolate bars sent 6 people to hospitals, FDA says
The edible chocolate bars are made with soy, milk and a “proprietary blend of nootropic and functional mushrooms." They have sickened eight people, with six of those hospitalized.
Migraine triggers and treatments
Migraines are common. Symptoms typically include nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to sound and light. But different treatments are available.
Doctor warns against 'anti-sunscreen' TikToks: 'Nobody is dying of sunscreen'
Videos are circulating on TikTok saying sunscreen does more harm than good. The videos can be found just by searching for “anti-sunscreen," but before you take advice from social media, an Arizona skin cancer doctor weighs in with the truth.
Overdoses in Wayne County, around Michigan linked to new animal tranquillizer
Medetomidine has been detected in at least three overdoses since March. The tranquilizer is more potent than other similar animal sedatives - and can't be reversed by narcan.
WHO confirms 1st human death of bird flu strain H5N2
The first confirmed human case of a strain of bird flu called H5N2 has died, the World Health Organization said. Here’s what to know.
Children with total deafness regain hearing after ‘groundbreaking’ gene therapy
This was the first time gene therapy was applied to both ears, researchers say.
FDA advisers reject MDMA therapy to treat PTSD
FDA advisers raised concerns about clinical trials and questioned study data and potential safety risks of MDMA, including heart problems.
New study says stroke aftercare for victims impacts family, support structure
The psychological side effects for these caregivers includes symptoms of depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress.
Michigan Special Olympics celebrates inclusion, teamwork at CMU's Summer Games
Yes there are medals and there's serious competition but at the end of the day it's about a common cause.
First mosquito-borne virus of year confirmed in Michigan
But the detection is a warning sign of things to come while serving as a reminder for residents to take care during the summer evenings this year.
General Mills facing revived push to cut plastic chemicals in food
Advocacy groups are calling for General Mills to stop using plastic chemicals linked to diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.
Best time to drink coffee: Experts spill the beans
Social media influencers have been blaming their afternoon slumps on drinking coffee first thing in the morning. Experts weigh in.
Tattoos may increase risk of developing lymphoma, alarming new study finds
A new study from Lund University in Sweden reveals that individuals with tattoos may have a 21% higher risk of developing lymphoma, regardless of the tattoo's size.