Measles case confirmed in traveler from DTW to Ann Arbor

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has confirmed a second case of measles in Michigan this year. 

It's vacation time: How to travel with medicine

Summer is finally here! But, before you take off on that trip you've been planning for months,  Emory internist Dr. Sharon Bergquist says to make a list of the medications you take and keep your essentials with you.

Del Monte veggie tray recall in the Midwest

Some Del Monte Fresh veggie trays are being recalled as they have the potential to make you sick. 

Salmonella scares on rise - what you can do to stay safe

Pre-cut melon has led to a salmonella scare. Dozens of people in several states, including Michigan, have gotten sick with the salmonella infection after eating the pre-cut melon. 

Kellogg's announce cereal recall due to potential presence of Salmonella

FDA officials announced Thursday that Kellogg's is recalling some of its "Honey Smacks" cereal due to a potential presence of Salmonella.

The Doctor Is In: Urgent Care & E.R.

Experts from Beaumont Health discuss when you need Urgent Care and when you need to go to the Emergency Room.

Man defies odds & diagnosis, will celebrate first Father's Day

This November, the Sias gave birth to a healthy little girl, and decided to share their story to give hope to those who may feel lost. 

CDC: 'Throw away' pre-cut melons after salmonella outbreak

The CDC has issued a warning after a group of pre-cut melon products may have led to the hospitalization of over 30 people for salmonella infections.

Study: Non-drinkers take more sick days than moderate drinkers

If you like to unwind at night with a glass of wine or a couple of beers, there’s a chance you might miss less work than those who don’t drink.

World Cup health: from heart attacks to baby booms

The World Cup is here and while it brings a ton of excitement and joy -- it can also present a scary affect on our health.

The Doctor Is In: Men's Health

An expert from Henry Ford Hospital weighs in on men's health issues. 

Man says CVS worker told his wife about Viagra prescription

A Long Island man alleges in a lawsuit that a CVS pharmacy worker told his wife about his prescription for erectile dysfunction medication and it ruined his marriage.

Study: Chemotherapy can be avoided with common breast cancer

You think that when a woman gets breast cancer, chemo is the go-to treatment. Well, a groundbreaking new study says that doesn't need to be the case.