The Doctor Is In: Breast Cancer Screening
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A Beaumont Health doctor who specializes in breast cancer screening talks about the importance of mammograms and when women should start getting them.

Dr. Sabrina talks building strong relationships in People 911

You've heard the old saying make new friends and keep the old. But sometimes it can be tricky balancing all of our relationships.    Whether it's your family, friends, or something romantic - so many studies show the importance of strong relationships. 

Unusually warm fall temperatures complicate life for allergy sufferers

A fall heatwave across the South has complicated the fall allergy season. Many sufferers say they're experiencing both fall nasal allergies and spring and summer allergies.

Michigan is now an age-friendly state after partnering with AARP

Michigan is the fifth state to partner with the AARP and the World Health Organization to be age-friendly, so people can age in place in their homes and communities.

Counselors rally in Detroit for right to diagnose patients

Mental health professionals are asking for the state department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs to reconsider a plan that would revoke their privileges to diagnose and conditions for their patients.

Struggling with anxiety his whole life, Ronnie Clopton uses music to cope

Ronnie Clopton had a lot of trouble focusing while he was in school. He said by the time he graduated, he really couldn't focus on anything. Then he found Far Therapy, a group that works with adults and kids with learning and developmental disabilities to learn new ways to communicate. For Clopton, he found his medium in piano. In the years since picking up the instrument, he's become quite proficient.

DMC hospitals lay off security for private security contractor

A security shakeup is underway at DMC hospitals. Their parent company, Tenet, plans to lay off several of the hospital security officers and integrate guards from private security contractor G4s with those that remain.

A Canton teacher got three opinions on possible breast cancer - the third may have saved her life

Lynn Walkuski felt a pulling under her right arm in 2016. She suspected it was breast cancer, knowing her family history with the disease. She got a first opinion and had a biopsy done. Then a second opinion and a surgeon said it was nothing. Then a third opinion, from doctor concerned the cancer was much more dangerous. She was right.

Middle school teacher learns value in third opinion in her concerns over genetic breast cancer
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Lynn Walkuski felt a pulling under her right arm in 2016. She suspected it was breast cancer, knowing her family history with the disease. She got a first opinion and had a biopsy done. Then a second opinion and a surgeon said it was nothing. Then a third opinion, from doctor concerned the cancer was much more dangerous. She was right.