Protecting your lungs during the pandemic is key. Here are three things that can make the difference
Among the more common side effects of severe COVID-19 cases is struggling to breathe. When the virus gets into the body and replicates, it can make its way into the nooks and crannies of one's lungs.
How to safely celebrate Thanksgiving in a COVID-19 world
In a COVID-19 world, how do we celebrate during the season of coming together? Smartly and carefully.
Study: 2 in 5 plan to attend Thanksgiving gatherings with more than 10 people
A new national survey by the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center finds the vast majority of Americans plan to have precautions in place at holiday gatherings like practicing social distancing and asking those with symptoms of COVID-19 not to attend.
Limiting Thanksgiving gatherings due to Covid concerns
This holiday season comes with a lot of worry and stress as families try to balance the desire to celebrate together with the risk of spreading COVID-19.
Beaumont doctor puts Michigan's rising COVID numbers into context
Dr. Justin Skrzynski from Beaumont Health explains how treatment and hospitalizations are in a different place right now when it comes to COVID-19 cases, despite the exponential spread.
Beaumont doctor explains how medications, knowledge is helping change COVID hospitalizations
Dr. Justin Skrzynski from Beaumont Health explains how treatment and hospitalizations are in a different place right now when it comes to COVID-19 cases, despite the exponential spread.
Ways to get through a social media detox
If you find yourself avoiding some of those online interactions these days, that might be good for your health.
Tips for going through a social media detox
If you find yourself avoiding some of those online interactions these days, that might be good for your health.
Dealing with election stress
Dr. Maureen Anderson, Integrative Medicine Beaumont Health, shares some advice with viewers on how to deal with the stress and anxiety from elections and rising cases of Covid-19.
Tips for coping with Daylight Saving and the looming seasonal depression
This weekend we say goodbye to Daylight Saving Time. So, yes, it feels like an extra hour of sleep but the change in daylight brings on new challenges.
Simply changing the time can lead to complex changes
This weekend we say goodbye to Daylight Saving Time. So, yes, it feels like an extra hour of sleep but the change in daylight brings on new challenges.
Colon cancer screenings should start at age 45, not 50, US health panel says
A panel of health experts wants U.S. adults to start getting colon cancer screenings at age 45, five years younger than it previously recommended.
Scientists discover new immune cell that could help treat neurological conditions like ALS, MS, Parkinson's
Scientists have discovered a new immune cell that could help treat neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease.
Discovered immune cell could help treat neurological conditions
Scientists have discovered a new immune cell that could help treat neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease.
Sugar, phone, the outdoors and your breathing: tips for checking your stress
We talk with Dr. Maureen Anderson from Beaumont Health about ways we can reduce stress this time of year.
4 quick tips for checking your stress as the holiday season approaches
We talk with Dr. Maureen Anderson from Beaumont Health about ways we can reduce stress this time of year.
U-M doctor, researcher suggests also covering your eyes to prevent COVID-19
Dr. Mark Moyad, a University of Michigan researcher, points to research that suggests also covering the eyes could make a difference when it comes to the spread of COVID-19.
When it comes to body weight, dietitian explains how to analyze waist, portions and emotions
A Beaumont weight loss expert says three things should be analyzed when it comes to body weight: our waists, our portions and our emotions.
Beaumont dietitian shares tips for tackling the 'quarantine 15'
A Beaumont weight loss expert says three things should be analyzed when it comes to body weight: our waists, our portions and our emotions.
U-M doctor, researcher remains optimistic about COVID-19 vaccines
A University of Michigan doctor, researcher and author says he's still optimistic about a successful COVID-19 vaccine after news that Johnson and Johnson had to temporarily pause its clinical trial.