Daylight saving time: When to change your clocks
Daylight saving time ends on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2024, when we will 'fall back' one hour.
CDC issues alert about 'walking pneumonia' in kids
A form of walking pneumonia is on the rise among children and the CDC says symptoms may include fever, cough, and wheezing.
Poor sleep quality linked to faster brain aging, study finds
New research highlights how poor sleep quality accelerates brain aging, showing the effects on cognitive health and offering tips for better sleep.
McDonald’s E. coli outbreak: Taylor Farms says products safe
Taylor Farms, a California-based grower tied to a deadly E. coli outbreak involving McDonald’s Quarter Pounders, insists its products currently on the market are safe.
Pizza contaminated with THC; Wisconsin-based business issues apology
Pizzas made and sold at a Wisconsin shop were unintentionally contaminated with THC, the local health department announced on Thursday.
What an apple a day can do for your health
Michigan is in apple season and you know what they say when you eat one a day. Doctors talk about the health attributes of putting apples in your routine diet.
Fibroids are often misdiagnosed - here's what every woman needs to know
Fibroids are a chronic condition that is often overlooked and misdiagnosed. An expert from Corewell Health explains what we need to look for and who is most at risk.
Detroit Free Press Marathon runner who suffered heart attack, thanks DMC for life-saving help
Vanderbush was running the Detroit Free Press Marathon on Sunday, but never made it to the finish line.
McDonald's E.coli outbreak kills 1, sickens dozens
The outbreak has been linked to Quarter Pounder hamburgers, according to the CDC.
Halloween season means candy - but does chocolate take a toll on your skin?
With Halloween around the corner, there’ll likely be plenty of chocolate around the house. Some say indulging in candy and other junk foods can cause pimples - but is there any truth to that?
New stroke prevention guidelines released by American Stroke Association
The in the American Stroke Association's first update in a decade, experts focused on women’s health and lifestyle habits.
Dr. Sabrina talks about 'The October Theory'
It is a viral concept that's about hitting the reset button on the final three months of the year. Dr. Sabrina Jackson, The People Expert, talks to us about it, and the benefit of finishing the year strong.
Single mother diagnosed with breast cancer at 29 shares the story of her 4-year battle
"I'm still going to fight it and I'm not giving up," she said.
Garden City issues advisory due to elevated lead levels in drinking water
Garden City issued an advisory that recent drinking water testing showed elevated levels of lead in some homes' pipes.
Election stress disorder is real. Here's how to cope with 3 weeks to go
With less than three weeks until Election Day, the Kamala Harris-Donald Trump news blitz can be a lot to handle. Here’s how experts say you can counter election anxiety.
Arizona's famous 'Thanksgiving Grandma,' Wanda Dench diagnosed with cancer
Arizona's Thanksgiving Grandma, Wanda Dench, known for her bond with Jamal Hinton from a misdirected text, revealed her breast cancer diagnosis on social media on October 16.
New study shows how important it is to know your blood pressure numbers
A study led by University of Michigan Health finds that years of high systolic blood pressure - the top number on the blood pressure reading – significantly increases an adult’s risk of having the two most common types of stroke.
Detroit Police Chief James White named new CEO of Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network
After a little more than three years as the chief of police in Detroit, James White is taking a job more focused on mental health.
Hand-washing more important than ever as we enter cold and flu season
October 15th is Global Handwashing Day. It's a simple thing that seems so basic, but the benefits are impressive.
First responders' mental health in the spotlight after tragic police shooting in Detroit
Chief James White said the shooting was evidence that first responders like police officers were not immune to the effects of the job and the needs for counseling should extend into the field.