Keeping your pet safe for Halloween
Whatever you do, watch the candy because it is very dangerous.
Promising cancer treatment using LED light and tin flakes kills skin and colon cancer cells in 30 minutes
Researchers at the UT Austin Portugal Program have developed what they say is a remarkable cancer treatment that combines LED light and tiny tin flakes to kill cancer cells while shielding healthy cells.
Blood pressure medication recalled due to cancerous chemical
More than 500,000 bottles of blood pressure medication have been recalled for having high levels of a cancer-causing chemical.
The Wisdom of Your Body
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Daylight Saving Time 2025: When do we fall back?
The country's bizarre tradition has roots in fuel conservation. But there's much more to keep in mind about the semi-annual springing forward and falling backwards.
Gray hair could play surprising role in cancer defense, study suggests
Scientists reveal the stem cell stress response that links gray hair and melanoma.
More than 140,000 bottles of cholesterol medication recalled: See the list
The FDA has issued a recall of over 140,000 bottles of cholesterol medication due to "failed dissolution specifications." Here's the list.
1-year-old in need of a new liver gets attention from the Detroit Lions
A toddler in South Lyon is in the fight of his young life as he needs a liver, and his family is getting the word out about it, already reaching those at Ford Field.
Detecting the signs of sleep apnea
Doctors are seeing sleep apnea in younger patients in part, due to obesity, sedentary lifestyle, allergies, or enlarged tonsils.
Lowering Michigan's maternal and infant mortality rate and the steps to a healthy pregnancy
Dr. Ray Bahado-Singh, Corewell Health Chair/ OB-GYN, discusses the effort to lower Michigan's maternal and infant mortality rate. He also offers guidance on the most important measures to take for a healthy pregnancy and delivery.
Nail changes tell a story about your health
Nail changes can signal anything from a simple vitamin deficiency or injury to more serious conditions like anxiety or melanoma.
As we fall back, here's how much sleep your state gets
A study from the American Heart Association and Brigham and Women’s Hospital finds that sleep patterns vary by state, with differences in how long and when people sleep.
Smokeless tobacco banned at Detroit sports venues
The rule applies to both spectators and players, meaning neither those watching or those competing at Comerica Park can use the substance.
It's still not too late for Sober October
If you are looking to make a health change - it is still not too late.
Just a little alcohol could increase dementia risk for seniors, study finds
A new study led by the University of Oxford, in collaboration with Yale and Cambridge, suggests that even small amounts of alcohol consumption may increase the risk of dementia in older adults.
Peanut allergies dropped significantly in last 10 years, study found
Changing advice on when to introduce young children to peanuts helped tens of thousands of kids avoid the allergy, a newly-published study found.
Weight loss surgery or medication?
Figuring out how to lose weight and keep it off is a big challenge but a new study from the Cleveland Clinic details some interesting research.
Trump announces fertility drug maker lowering costs of medication for IVF patients
Women seeking fertility treatment are getting financial relief after the Trump administration reached a deal with pharmaceutical company EMD Serono to lower the cost of a common fertility medication.
Breast cancer patients need more than just physical support, doctor says
When you hear the words breast cancer it's overwhelming. We'll talk about how doctors are helping patients not just medically but emotionally.
Protein powders, shakes contain high lead levels, analysis found
A new Consumer Reports investigation found protein powders and shakes have a concerning level of lead. Here are the products that were tested and what CR found.



















