Diarrhea outbreaks linked to swimming pools on the rise in US

Before you dive into the pool this summer, consider this: Health officials are warning that outbreaks of diarrhea caused by swallowing pool water containing parasites have doubled in the last few years.

No juice for children under 1-year-old, says the American Academy of Pediatrics

Many parents could be giving their children too much fruit juice, experts say. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) announced Monday new guidelines for giving juice to young children. 

Bathroom germs lurk beyond toilet bowl

It's no secret you'll find germs in the bathroom, but one doctor warns us those germs are lurking well beyond the toilet bowl.

What is a fidget spinner?

Just when you thought that you could beat your kids at bottle flipping, they're already on to the next fad. Introducing the fidget spinner. Kids young and not so young have now gotten more fidgety.

Ex-ESPNer shares story of her miscarriage during live broadcast

A former ESPN presenter who was recently laid off on her first day back from maternity leave shared a moving post on social media in honor of her first Mother’s Day.

Mental Health Fair with Eric Hipple May 17

Mental illness is an important topic to talk about, but it's easy to shy away from it. Former Lion's quarterback Eric Hipple is a mental health advocate, and he's tackling the issue head on.

Mental Health Fair with Eric Hipple May 17
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Mental illness is an important topic to talk about, but it's easy to shy away from it. Former Lion's quarterback Eric Hipple is a mental health advocate, and he's tackling the issue head on.

Healthy teen dies of heart problems after too much caffeine

A coroner says a healthy 16-year-old South Carolina high school student died from heart problems after drinking too much caffeine.

Tick Season: Lyme Disease prevention tips

Dr. Matthew Sims, who specializes in Infectious Disease at Beaumont Health, shares tips on how to prevent tick bites.

Local YMCA running programs help kids build character

In an age of cyber bullying, teaching young boys and girls to empower themselves and each other is important. 

Suicide rate doubles among children and teens, experts warn

The number of children and teens being admitted to U.S. hospitals for suicidal thoughts or actions is more than double what it was nearly a decade ago, according to a new study. And one expert is now warning that the "alarming trends" could persist if more isn't done to reverse them.

Detroit teacher shares life-saving breast cancer lesson

A Detroit teacher is bringing new awareness to her classroom after she learned a live-saving lesson.

The Doctor Is In: Stroke Awareness

On Wednesday, join Deena Centofanti and Dr. Stephan Mayer from Henry Ford Health System as they discuss stroke awareness and answer your questions.

Study: Tequila shots could be good for your bones

A shot of tequila may help your bones stay strong and healthy, according to a new study.

Is fasting good for you?

If you're trying to lose a little weight, a fasting plan may be just as beneficial as counting calories.