Here's a corona virus tip, spend less money on face masks and more time on washing your hands
As the state and country braces for more cases, health experts are asking residents not to panic. But that doesn't mean they shouldn't be prepared.
Don't panic, but be prepared: Coronavirus 101 for Michiganders
The risk of coronavirus in Michigan is still low, but doctors and state officials are getting prepared should the deadly virus spread to our area.
Henry Ford doctor answers our coronavirus questions
We talk with Dr. Geehan Suleyman, the medical director of infection prevention at Henry Ford Medical, about common coronavirus questions and concerns.
Study finds bacteria in mouth, oral hygiene linked to psoriasis
A new study is linking poor oral hygiene and gum health to a skin disease commonly called psoriasis.
New study finds skin condition linked to overall gum and oral health
A new study is linking poor oral hygiene and gum health to the skin disease commonly called psoriasis.
Facing severe heart failure, 72-year-old makes amazing turnaround
Heart failure cannot be cured, but it can be treated with lifestyle changes and medical treatment. Here is how a 72-year-old did just that.
How a senior made a remarkable turnaround and treated his heart
Heart failure cannot be cured, but it can be treated with lifestyle changes and medical treatment. Here is how a 72-year-old did just that.
For parents: Timeouts should help kids self-regulate, not be used as punishment
Research out of the Cleveland Clinic shows that timeouts do not have negative impacts on children, versus those who were not put in timeout growing up.
A new study shows timeouts do not have negative effects on kids
Research out of the Cleveland Clinic shows that timeouts do not have negative impacts on children, versus those who were not put in timeout growing up.
New FDA-approved drug helps kids with peanut allergy build up tolerance
A new drug approved by the FDA for the use of kids 4 to 17 years old could help those with peanut allergy build up a resistance.
New drug approved by FDA helps those with peanut allergies build resistance
A new drug approved by the FDA for the use of kids 4 to 17 years old could help those with peanut allergy build up a resistance.
New study shows politics can be harmful to your health
You might love to debate it, you might hate it. Regardless, too much politics can be bad for your health.
Surveys are showing too much politics can be harmful to health
You might love to debate it, you might hate it. Regardless, too much politics can be bad for you health.
'I lost a whole other person,' says Farmington Hills man whose weight loss is over 200 pounds
Darryl Filban, a Farmington Hills man who weight 465 pounds at his heaviest has now lost almost half his weight. Aided by the gastric sleeve surgery, he is sharing his story with other people also struggling with their weight.
Surgery helped him lose 210 pounds. Now he wants to share his story with everyone
Darryl Filban, a Farmington Hills man who weight 465 pounds at his heaviest has now lost almost half his weight. Aided by the gastric sleeve surgery, he is sharing his story with other people also struggling with their weight.
For rehabbing from a heart attack, doctors prescribe a cell phone
Henry Ford is trying to fix a problem that doctors have been working at for years. How to get more people recovering from heart failure into rehab.
Teen starting nonprofit after receiving double lung transplant from vaping
A Michigan teen who received the country's first double lung transplant due to vaping is starting a nonprofit to help promote health and wellness among his peers.
Grosse Pointe teen with double lung transplant from vaping warning his peers
Daniel Ament, the teen who became anonymously famous after becoming the first patient to receive a double lung transplant from vaping, spoke to a class of students about the dangers of vaping.
How much is your TV-snacking habit affecting your weight?
The TV snacking habit that many of us fall for when we get home from work may be a big contributor to our weight gain.
Want to lose weight? Maybe snacking in front of the TV is your problem
The TV snacking habit that many of us fall for when we get home from work may be a big contributor to our weight gain.