Breast cancer - how to find it early and limit the risk of it
This month, you'll likely be seeing pink everywhere with the goal of getting breast cancer prevention on our minds. One in eight women will be diagnosed.
This month, you'll likely be seeing pink everywhere with the goal of getting breast cancer prevention on our minds. One in eight women will be diagnosed.
Whitmer proposes to raise tobacco purchase age to 21 in Michigan
Democrat Gretchen Whitmer is proposing to raise Michigan's tobacco purchase age from 18 to 21.
Democrat Gretchen Whitmer is proposing to raise Michigan's tobacco purchase age from 18 to 21.
The Doctor Is In: Breast Cancer Awareness
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, a time to focus on women's health and cancer prevention.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, a time to focus on women's health and cancer prevention.
New Michigan law makes riding bikes safer on the road
A new law in Michigan is aimed at making the roads a safer place among drivers and bicyclists.
A new law in Michigan is aimed at making the roads a safer place among drivers and bicyclists.
Expert: Your smartphone obsession is depressing your dog
Hey dog owners....Get off your phones! It's depressing your best friend.
Hey dog owners....Get off your phones! It's depressing your best friend.
Checking work emails at home causes stress
When you're not at work, science says you probably should not be checking work emails.
When you're not at work, science says you probably should not be checking work emails.
American, Japanese win Nobel for lifesaving cancer research
Researchers from the United States and Japan won the Nobel Prize in medicine on Monday for discoveries that help the body marshal its cellular troops to attack invading cancers.
Researchers from the United States and Japan won the Nobel Prize in medicine on Monday for discoveries that help the body marshal its cellular troops to attack invading cancers.
Meaty Man's Chili ahead of the MIU Men's Health event
The eighth annual Men's Health Event on September 29, 2018 at Ford Field from 9AM-3PM - but eating right doesn't mean sacrificing taste.
The eighth annual Men's Health Event on September 29, 2018 at Ford Field from 9AM-3PM - but eating right doesn't mean sacrificing taste.
Suicide is preventable: father's message after loss works to change sobering statistic
A father wants to share his tragic story of loss in hopes of changing a sobering statistic.
A father wants to share his tragic story of loss in hopes of changing a sobering statistic.
CDC:80,000 people died of flu last winter in US
The U.S. government estimates that 80,000 Americans died of flu and its complications last winter -- the disease's highest death toll in at least four decades.
The U.S. government estimates that 80,000 Americans died of flu and its complications last winter -- the disease's highest death toll in at least four decades.
Men rally against breast cancer with Real Men Wear Pink campaigns
October is almost here, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and a group of men are rallying against breast cancer with a fundraising campaign -- Real Men Wear Pink.
October is almost here, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and a group of men are rallying against breast cancer with a fundraising campaign -- Real Men Wear Pink.
$130 million settlement reached against Beaumont for boy with cerebral palsy
A jury awarded a settlement of more then $130 million on behalf of a child who has cerebral palsy after receiving care from William Beaumont Hospital.
A jury awarded a settlement of more then $130 million on behalf of a child who has cerebral palsy after receiving care from William Beaumont Hospital.
Diagnosed with diabetes, man dusts off old bike, pedals to a healthy life
Doctors told Rudy Escobar his health was in jeopardy. So, one day he dusted off an old bike and everything changed.
Doctors told Rudy Escobar his health was in jeopardy. So, one day he dusted off an old bike and everything changed.
How to make the fall favorite pumpkin spice latte - and save calories
This weekend, we say good-bye to summer and hello to ... pumpkins!
This weekend, we say good-bye to summer and hello to ... pumpkins!
U-M study: Quitting junk food leads to withdrawal-like drug addiction
If you've ever tried to cut down on junk food you might have a headache the next day, you might feel a little more irritable, anxious or have a harder time adhering to it.
If you've ever tried to cut down on junk food you might have a headache the next day, you might feel a little more irritable, anxious or have a harder time adhering to it.
RECALL: Possible E. coli contamination in ground beef sickens 17, kills 1
One death and 17 illnesses were identified before a nationwide recall of potentially E. coli-contaminated ground beef by Cargill Meat Solutions, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
One death and 17 illnesses were identified before a nationwide recall of potentially E. coli-contaminated ground beef by Cargill Meat Solutions, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Study shows many parents use phones with kids in the car
Teenagers take a lot of heat for spending too much time on their phones, but new numbers show parents may have something to learn, too.
Teenagers take a lot of heat for spending too much time on their phones, but new numbers show parents may have something to learn, too.
The Doctor Is In: Kids & Bullying
An expert from Beaumont Health looks at bullying and how to protect your children.
An expert from Beaumont Health looks at bullying and how to protect your children.
Study finds an aspirin a day may not always be right
Millions of people take a daily low dose of aspirin, but a new study says that might not always be the right move.
Millions of people take a daily low dose of aspirin, but a new study says that might not always be the right move.
After horrific accident, face transplant restores man's ability to breathe, eat, speak
Seven years ago, a hunting accident left a Canadian man severely disfigured, in constant pain, and laboring to breathe, eat, sleep and speak.
Seven years ago, a hunting accident left a Canadian man severely disfigured, in constant pain, and laboring to breathe, eat, sleep and speak.