New research could help predict autism before age 2

Researchers at the University of Minnesota were part of a national study that found measuring infants’ brain growth during their first year of life can predict the likelihood that they will be diagnosed with autism when they are two years old or older.

Heart check evaluation could help save your life

Don't wait until you're in the emergency room to have your heart checked. Even though you may feel fine and healthy, vascular diseases can be a silent killer so it's important to stay on top of your cardiovascular health.

The sweet side of dark chocolate

If you're planning on giving chocolate this year, cardiologists suggest dark chocolate. Dr. Joel Kahn joins us to explain all the benefits of eating dark chocolate.

Swim with the sharks therapy helping with PSD

Many approaches have been taken when it comes to treating Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in veterans - drugs, exposure therapy, all the way to yoga and therapy dogs. Well another method is now getting some attention -- jumping in water with sharks.

Michigan Senior Olympics helps 50+ get up and stay active

While some of us will be kicking back relaxing this weekend, about 500 athletes from all over the state of Michigan will be busy competing. The Michigan Senior Olympics winter games are happening now through February 13. The goal isn't just to bring home gold, but just to get out and stay active.

Study shows body's reactions to immune challenges predit baby genders

All kinds of theories are out there that "predict" whether a woman is pregnant with a boy or a girl. Turns out, though, they may not all just be old wives' tales. A new study puts some science behind the speculation.

The Doctor Is In: Henry Ford & Heart Health

Henry Ford Health announces collaboration by Metro Detroit Cardiologists to increase heart attack survival rates.

Butter Vs. Margarine: Which is Healthier?

Cardiologist, Dr. Joel Kahn says today's margarine choices usually top butter when it comes to heart health.

How loud is too loud for your ears?

It might be the music coming from your ear buds, or even a loud sporting event that can do some damage to your hearing. Dr. Sharon Sandridge of Cleveland Clinic says protecting your hearing at sporting events is a wise move, as research shows many live events exceed safe decibel levels. 

6 wintertime myths

When it comes to Old Man Winter, many are often misinformed about how to stay safe and healthy when the temperatures drop.

The Doctor Is In: Women's Heart Health
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Dr. Pam Marcovitz and RDN Shannon Szeles from Beaumont join us in studio to tell us more about women's heart health.

St. John Providence offering heart and vascular screenings for $60

Don't wait until you're in the emergency room to have your heart checked. Even though you may feel fine and healthy, vascular diseases can be a silent killer so it's important to stay on top of your cardiovascular health.

Keeping active in the winter

Cold weather makes it tempting to stay indoors and hibernate for the winter.

Erin Andrews reveals she was treated for cervical cancer

Erin Andrews is known for her sideline reporting, but now she's proving just how tough she is. She recently revealed she has been diagnosed and treated for cervical cancer.