The Doctor Is In: Dealing with Holiday Stress
A Beaumont Health expert helps us identify signs of stress and shares advice on how to manage it.
A Beaumont Health expert helps us identify signs of stress and shares advice on how to manage it.
The Doctor Is In: Beating the Holiday Blues
December is supposed to be a time of joy and peace, but if you're struggling with sadness or depression, the holidays can be far from happy.
December is supposed to be a time of joy and peace, but if you're struggling with sadness or depression, the holidays can be far from happy.
The Doctor Is In: Beating the Holiday Blues
Dr. Rena Daiza from Henry Ford Health System shares natural steps patients can take to help enhance mood and regulate hormones.
Dr. Rena Daiza from Henry Ford Health System shares natural steps patients can take to help enhance mood and regulate hormones.
The Doctor Is In: Beating the Holiday Blues
Dr. Rena Daiza, who specializes in Family Medicine at Henry Ford Health System, helps us understand Seasonal Affective Disorder and other mood disorders this time of the year.
Dr. Rena Daiza, who specializes in Family Medicine at Henry Ford Health System, helps us understand Seasonal Affective Disorder and other mood disorders this time of the year.
The Doctor Is In: Vaping
a Pulmonologist from Beaumont Health discusses the health risks of vaping and smoking during Lung Cancer Awareness month.
a Pulmonologist from Beaumont Health discusses the health risks of vaping and smoking during Lung Cancer Awareness month.
The Doctor Is In: Lung Health
A lung doctor from Beaumont Health discusses lung health, smoking and vaping.
A lung doctor from Beaumont Health discusses lung health, smoking and vaping.
The Doctor Is In: Vaping Dangers
A lung expert from Beaumont Health discusses the dangers of vaping and smoking.
A lung expert from Beaumont Health discusses the dangers of vaping and smoking.
The Doctor Is In: Caring for the Caregiver
There are estimated to be about 2.5 million unpaid family caregivers in Michigan and the number will increase annually as the population heads toward the highest percentage of elderly citizens in history.
There are estimated to be about 2.5 million unpaid family caregivers in Michigan and the number will increase annually as the population heads toward the highest percentage of elderly citizens in history.
The Doctor Is In: Caring for the Caregiver
Meal-making and nutrition tips for caregivers
Meal-making and nutrition tips for caregivers
The Doctor Is In: Caring for the Caregiver
There are estimated to be about 2.5 million unpaid family caregivers in Michigan and the number will increase annually as the population heads toward the highest percentage of elderly citizens in history.
There are estimated to be about 2.5 million unpaid family caregivers in Michigan and the number will increase annually as the population heads toward the highest percentage of elderly citizens in history.
The Doctor Is in: Cancer Fighting Foods
Beaumont Health's registered dietitian Silvia Veri shares several recipes with ingredients to help reduce our risk of cancer.
Beaumont Health's registered dietitian Silvia Veri shares several recipes with ingredients to help reduce our risk of cancer.
The Doctor Is In: Mammograms
Dr. Lisa Awan, a Diagnostic Radiologist for Beaumont Health, says women should be getting annual mammograms starting at age 40.
Dr. Lisa Awan, a Diagnostic Radiologist for Beaumont Health, says women should be getting annual mammograms starting at age 40.
The Doctor Is In: Cancer Fighting Foods
A Beaumont Health dietitian shares recipes with cancer fighting foods.
A Beaumont Health dietitian shares recipes with cancer fighting foods.
The Doctor Is In: Getting a Second Opinion
Breast cancer remains the most commonly-diagnosed form of cancer among American women, aside from skin cancer. Mammograms are a critical part of early detection, which is key to survival. Here to tell us more about breast cancer screening, risk factors, and treatment is Dr. Jessica Bensenhaver, director of the breast cancer program at Henry Ford Cancer Institute.
Breast cancer remains the most commonly-diagnosed form of cancer among American women, aside from skin cancer. Mammograms are a critical part of early detection, which is key to survival. Here to tell us more about breast cancer screening, risk factors, and treatment is Dr. Jessica Bensenhaver, director of the breast cancer program at Henry Ford Cancer Institute.
The Doctor Is In: Cold & Flu
An Urgent Care doctor from Beaumont Health answers FB questions about cold and flu symptoms and treatment. Content is sponsored and provided by Beaumont Health.
An Urgent Care doctor from Beaumont Health answers FB questions about cold and flu symptoms and treatment. Content is sponsored and provided by Beaumont Health.
The Doctor Is In: Prostate Cancer Screening
Among men in the U.S., prostate cancer is the most common cancer and the second-leading cause of cancer-related death.
Among men in the U.S., prostate cancer is the most common cancer and the second-leading cause of cancer-related death.
The Doctor Is In: Are you ready for school?
At every age, from the preschoolers to the teens, there's plenty to consider when the kids are getting ready for back to school.
At every age, from the preschoolers to the teens, there's plenty to consider when the kids are getting ready for back to school.
The Doctor Is In: Back to school
Families across Metro Detroit are getting their kids ready to head back to school in a few weeks.
Families across Metro Detroit are getting their kids ready to head back to school in a few weeks.
The Doctor Is In: Weekend Warrior Injuries
Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Joe Guettler from Beaumont Health addresses some issues weekend warriors encounter.
Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Joe Guettler from Beaumont Health addresses some issues weekend warriors encounter.
The Doctor Is In: Summer Hazards
Beach days and barbecues fill the July 4th holiday weekend. So how can we enjoy it and still stay safe?
Beach days and barbecues fill the July 4th holiday weekend. So how can we enjoy it and still stay safe?