Ultra-processed foods and why we need to watch what we eat
Shanthi Appelo, health and wellness spokesperson and registered dietitian at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan tells why we need to be aware of ultra-processed food.
Blood shortage in Michigan at critically low levels with donors needed
"We need more donors. Our donor center is open four days a week, and our chairs are very empty," said Kaila Dinallo.
Michigan blood shortage critical, more donors needed
You can see for yourself, there is mostly empty chairs at the Versiti Blood Center in Farmington Hills, a non-profit blood center,
Power outages - everything you need to know for staying safe
A nice, calm summer day can turn ugly once the storms roll in. Then, you lose power. Now what?
Everything you need to know in case of a power outage
As the remnants of Hurricane Beryl heads our way, remember a few summer safety tips should you lose power.
The heat can mess with your mood - but here's what to do
Have you ever noticed you feel more anxious or stressed when it gets really hot outside? Well, you’re not alone.
The hot temps might be impacting your mental health - here's what to do
Have you ever noticed you feel more anxious or stressed when it gets really hot outside? Well, you’re not alone.
Doctor says you may want to replace that trusty wire barbecue brush
"So grill brushes actually pose a real threat to people while they're grilling," said Dr. Brad Uren, University of Michigan Health.
A 4th of July warning about wire brushes when you barbecue
Grilling is great. The cleanup is minimal, but you might want to make sure when your are cleaning those grates you're not leaving a dangerous trail behind.
Doctors say many suffering neuropathy are undiagnosed
More than 20 million Americans have nerve damage in their extremities known as neuropathy, but experts suggest that number could be significantly higher.
Neuropathy is common, but many suffering from it are undiagnosed
More than 20 million Americans have nerve damage in their extremities known as neuropathy, but experts suggest that number could be significantly higher.
July 4th safety reminders for parents on fireworks and outdoor cooking
Lots of traditions come to life for the 4th of July holiday but the key is to stay safe with three big concerns.
Fireworks and swimming safety must be observed by parents for 4th of July
Lots of traditions come to life for the 4th of July holiday but the key is to stay safe with three big concerns.
Shopping addiction is real - but there are ways to cope, doctor says
Impulsive shopping is something we all understand - and compulsive shopping can be a common problem.
Shopping addiction carries with it a high price, doctor talks about how to cope
The enjoyment you get is from the experience, not so much the item. The doctor says you can help reduce compulsive shopping through simple behavior modification - like pausing before a purchase.
Comerica Park's Sensory Room offers quiet, interactive escape for those who need it
Benny is on the autism spectrum and doesn't like a lot of noise, so he's immediately comforted by the quiet and fascinated by the games.
Comerica Park's Sensory Room offers a break for those on the spectrum
Comerica Park's landing in right field is a gathering point at Tigers games - but around the corner from the upper concourse is a special place - called the Sensory Room.
Chlorine can take toll on hair and skin - but it doesn't have to; the doctor explains
Doctor Lucas says that dryness can also cause irritant contact dermatitis, which is a type of rash on the skin.
Swimming pool chlorine can take a toll on your hair, skin - here's what to do
This is the kind of week to find a pool to stay cool - but here's the question how does that chlorine in the water impact your skin or your hair? The doctor weighs in.
Here's why excessive heat is so dangerous
The first signs of heat-related illness includes headaches and cramps. But for some, days that have high temperatures can quickly become dangerous if they have pre-existing conditions or aren't properly hydrated.