Case of measles confirmed at Birmingham middle school

A student at a middle school in Birmingham has one of the confirmed cases of the measles in metro Detroit right now. 

Michigan measles outbreak continues, 41 cases confirmed including first in Washtenaw

The measles outbreak in Michigan has expanded to another county as Washtenaw County now reports its first measles case of 2019, bringing Michigan's total to 41.

Smoking pot vs. tobacco: What science says about lighting up

As more states make it legal to smoke marijuana, some government officials, researchers, and others worry about what that might mean for one of the country's biggest public health successes: curbing cigarette smoking.

Warning issued for Fisher-Price Rock 'N Play after 10 deaths reported

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Fisher-Price are warning parents to stop using a Rock 'N Play if their child is old enough to roll over after several deaths have been reported.

Lawsuit: California hospital secretly filmed women,  invading about 1,800 patients'  privacy

Dozens of women are suing a Southern California hospital, claiming they were secretly filmed during medical procedures including having surgery and giving birth, according to plaintiffs.

School district turns unused cafeteria food into take-home meals

There are a lot of children in our country who only get meals at school.  That is why many schools have expanded to provide breakfasts and even dinners.  But when the weekend comes, the meals stop and some children go hungry over the weekend.

Measles count in US this year already more than all of 2018

The number of U.S. measles cases through the first three months of this year have surpassed the count for all of 2018, health officials say.

Immune system therapy shows wider promise against cancer

A treatment that helps the immune system fight deadly blood cancers is showing early signs of promise against some solid tumors, giving hope that this approach might be extended to more common cancers in the future.

Tanning beds can cause skin damage, so why not spray tans?

Dreams of warm sandy beaches and sun kissed skin often start to invade our minds as we get closer to the springtime in Michigan. But the dream can turn into a nightmare if we don't protect ourselves.  The sun or a tanning bed can cause damage, raising our risk for wrinkles and skin cancer. So, Deena Centofanti checked out another option: the spray tan. 

Robin Murdoch recovering after roller derby knee injury

Roller derby is a sport filled with personality, passion, athleticism, and collisions - and unfortunately sometimes, bumps, bruises and broken bones.

Lake Orion senior celebrates being cancer free

When a young lady is starting her senior year in high school and is forced to start cancer treatment at the same time, it can be devastating. So when that treatment ends, there's reason to celebrate.

Methods of treating concussions now suggest light exercise

In years past, children diagnosed with concussions were given instructions, including complete bed rest and little to no physical activity. But that's changing.

Methods of treating concussions now suggest light exercise
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In years past, children diagnosed with concussions were given instructions, including complete bed rest and little to no physical activity. But that's changing.

Maryland mom celebrates news of being cancer-free

A woman’s victory celebration after learning that she is finally cancer free is touching hearts across the world.