Most sleep experts favor the fall back from Daylight Savings Time,
This Sunday we fall back from Daylight Savings Time - as a result many of us may do better in the sleep department.
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.
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?
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.
Knowing your blood pressure numbers could save your life
Doctor Deborah Levine, who led the study, says it’s essential to get ahead of this condition.
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.
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.
Dr. Sabrina talks National Kick Butt Day
National Kick Butt Day has been observed every year since 2004, which is designed to encourage people to motivate themselves to reach their own goals. On Mental Health Monday, Dr. Sabrina shows us the ways to celebrate the day.
How rooting for your sports team can be a 'perfect storm for a heart attack'
It's been a heck of a time to be a sports fan in Detroit. between the Tigers' trip to the playoffs to the Lions' recent success at Ford Field, rooting for Detroit has been fun. But that doesn't mean there aren't risks - even for the biggest fans.
Metro Detroit breast cancer survivor's life-changing diagnosis
Shannon Renee, a radio personality on 105.1 The BOUNCE, said she discovered a cancerous lump in her breast the same day her own friend was diagnosed.
Blood tests could predict heart disease in women
A certain blood test measuring three things relating to inflammation and fat can predict stroke and heart attack risk decades out, according to a recent study.
Doctor: Eating the right foods can trigger weight-loss
According to health experts, if you eat the right foods, your body will trigger the natural release of GLP-1, which is what the injectable weight-loss drugs do.
Psychologist: Having a dog is great for your mental health
"People with animals live longer," said Chivonna Childs, a psychologist with Cleveland Clinic. "There are studies that have heavily suggested that over the decades."
Taking steps to lose weight
Here are the health benefits of walking after meals, according to health experts.
Poll: Under half of all adults over 50 are likely to get new COVID vaccine
Fall is here so this is the time we start hearing about vaccine recommendations against all those viruses.
Fall is here, and so are vaccine recommendations for the colder months
Doctors are saying up to three vaccines should be considered as the temps change - but a recent poll suggests not everybody agrees.
More doctors are prescribing nature to patients
Getting outdoors can help with many conditions - both mental and physical.
Men's Health Event at Ford Field offers free health screenings Sept. 21
This Saturday is the Men's Health Event at Ford Field. You'll get free health screenings - including tests for prostate cancer - for all men with or without health insurance.
Prostrate cancer survivor shares his story; it's important to know your number
At the age of 69 Dan Egasparis is counting his blessings - in 2011 he was stunned when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer.