McLaren Hospital confirms cyber attack behind recent IT and phone system outage
While most facilities are still functioning as normal, some non-emergency appointments and treatments are being rescheduled.
Study shows some doctors may judge patients
A new study shows that doctors do form negative judgements if a patient discloses unreasonable or inaccurate beliefs during their visit. However, that should not deter patients from being as honest as possible with their doctors. Instead, try finding a new doctor.
Is playing chess a weight-loss hack?
Chess requires players to sit for extended periods of time, but some evidence suggests that this stationary game can actually contribute to burning calories and shedding pounds.
McLaren hospitals in Michigan may reschedule some procedures after system disruption
Another major hospital chain in Michigan is dealing with a disruption to its internal technology systems, disrupting online access for patients.
How negative discipline affects child development
"If children are told that they're bad, they can potentially internalize that label and come to see themselves as bad," said Dr. Abigail Novak
Emergency visits, wastewater data show uptick in COVID-19 cases in Michigan
(MDHHS) reports that COVID-19 disease indicators are rising – those indicators include wastewater and emergency department visits, but they’re increasing from a low level.
Last year's wildfire smoke killed 169 people in Michigan, new study estimates
A new map outlines what parts of the U.S. were most impacted by smoke during last year's wildfire season. It shows metro Detroit was one of the worst.
Elon Musk says 2nd patient implanted with Neuralink brain chip
Elon Musk shared details about a second patient that has been implanted with his company Neuralink’s cybernetic brain chip.
Foot troubles and the agony of (de-feet); a doctor tells us what we're doing wrong
Whether for work or play, our feet are getting us there, and we might owe them a little more respect.
Shoe choices could make the difference for foot pain, doctor says
About 87 percent of Americans deal with foot problems. Whether for work or play, our feet are getting us there, and we might owe them a little more respect.
Redford Township issues advisory due to lead levels in drinking water
During routine drinking water testing in Redford Township, elevated lead levels were discovered in some samples, leading to a Lead Action Level Exceedance Public Advisory.
Cutting back on sugar is a challenge - but here's how to do it
The average American is consuming more than 17 teaspoons of added sugar every day, double what most of us should eat.
What is 'Teflon flu'? Illnesses linked to nonstick pans on the rise
Polymer fume fever, or “Teflon flu,” is a flu-like illness caused by inhaling the byproducts of nonstick pans.
Give the Gift of Life: Hilary Golston's mother battles kidney disease, shares her story
Joining FOX 2's Hilary Golston in studio is her mother Denise Gray-Boddie, living with in-stage CKD and also Doctor Silas Norman from Gift of Life Michigan.
Feeling anxiety due to political talk by loved ones? You're not alone
Now, divorce lawyers are reporting an uptick in politics impacting marriages in a negative way. Because at the end of the day, it's almost impossible not to talk about the issues.
Do you feel anxiety with political talk by loved ones? You're not alone
Have you gotten into any debates recently surrounding politics? We're seeing a lot.
How to avoid cell phone injuries (yes, they're real)
Are you getting some aches and pains from your cell phone?
West Nile Virus reported in Macomb County for first time in 2024
Two samples of West Nile were confirmed in Macomb County, recently.
Tongue-tie in babies may be overdiagnosed and needlessly treated, AAP says
A new report by the American Academy of Pediatrics reveals that tongue-tie may be overdiagnosed in the U.S. and too often treated with unnecessary surgery.
Measles cases surge to triple last year's — with 5 months to go
Approximately 85% of cases this year have been individuals without a Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) vaccination.