FDA greenlights new omicron Covid vaccine booster
"I'm hoping that a more omicron-specific vaccine will give you even more protection against the serious issues, but also give you better protection against actual infection," Sims said.
Westland couple hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning from generator
The generator was outside, but too close to the couple's home which allowed harmful gases to pour into the open window nearby.
FDA approves tweaked ‘combo shot’ COVID booster to target variants
The FDA is taking a gamble with a fast-tracked approval of the updated shot, hoping to beat out any more virus mutations before the fall and winter surge hits.
‘Rainbow fentanyl’: DEA warns of colorful synthetic drugs aimed at attracting young people
The colorful narcotics were seized by the Drug Enforcement Administration in 18 different states this month alone.
Researchers want to know how environment impacts health risks
Researchers at the University of Michigan will be conducting a long-term study to determine how environmental factors impact a person's risk of health conditions. Participants are needed.
Mississippi water crisis: Governor declares state of emergency after flooding, treatment issues
Parts of Jackson were without running water Tuesday because flooding exacerbated longstanding problems in one of two water-treatment plants.
More Americans smoke marijuana than cigarettes, poll finds
In a Gallup poll first, more Americans say they smoke pot over tobacco, while most people surveyed believe marijuana should be legalized in all states.
Teen National Guard trainee died of ‘undetectable and very rare heart abnormality’
After the 17-year-old died, doctors discovered that her twin sister, who trained alongside her at Fort Jackson, also has the same heart abnormality.
Parents seek drug dealer in daughter’s death, offer reward: ‘No questions asked’
Robert Gilliam says he and his wife are putting drug dealers on notice after their 22-year-old daughter died from an overdose.
Doctors may soon predict when women will enter menopause
A new study takes into account a woman’s lifestyle as an indicator of when she could enter menopause.
Moderna sues Pfizer, BioNTech claiming companies violated patents with COVID vaccine
Moderna said in its complaint that Pfizer and BioNTech copied some “critical features” of its technology, including making the same "chemical modification” to their mRNA, which is used for protein production.
Watch as men experience period pain with a menstrual cramp simulator
Men were asked to test their threshold for pain using a machine that simulates cramps, part of an effort to "remove the stigma" of periods.
Michigan's abortion proposal recommended for final approval for November ballot
Michigan voters are likely to see the question of making it a law in the state to allow abortions on the November ballot after the Bureau of Elections approved almost 600,000 signatures to get the issue on the ballot.
Mental health and violent crime: what experts say about the link
The economy appears to be fading more than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic. Those could be two contributing factors leading to shorter tempers and more violent crime.
After kidney failure battle, Southfield teacher receives donated organs from 2-year-old
Last summer, Jean Washington, a teacher in Southfield, was battling kidney failure. After a successful kidney transplant, she hopes her story will show the importance of organ donations.
Market Pantry White Fudge Animal Cookies recalled after metal found in cookie
Market Pantry White Fudge Animal Cookies, sold only at Target, have been recalled after metal was found inside cookies.
Get your blood sugar checked, find resources at Step Out Walk to Stop Diabetes on Belle Isle
You can get your blood sugar checked for free at the Step Out Walk to Stop Diabetes at Belle Isle Park in Detroit.
Cuts to Michigan auto insurance law can't be applied to past car crash victims, appeals court rules
The ruling has big implications for those severely injured in car crashes prior to the reforms being signed into law.
What is parvovirus and what explains the outbreak among dogs in Michigan?
An outbreak of a disease that targets dog's digestive tract has killed several pets in northern Michigan. Dogs can be protected from parvovirus typically with a vaccine they receive as puppies.
Study: 'Magic mushroom' psychedelic could help drinkers quit
More research is needed to see if the effect lasts and whether it works in a larger study.