Fashion and celebrity expert Chuck Bennett shares his weight loss story
Chuck was living the good life, but it was leading to bad health. The weight gain started in the 1990s and continued for decades.
Keep safety in mind when decorating for the holidays
Whether it is overloading electrical outlets or using ladders to hang lights, don't overlook safety when decking the halls.
'The Rule of 4' can help get you through holiday feasts
Here's one more to add to the list, focus on feeling grateful. That's the goal of the holiday season.
Deena's 'Rule of 4' can help get you through the holidays
It's time for the seasonal celebrations to begin - if you're worried about how you're going to get through the next six weeks - enjoying all the festivities, tasting all your favorites, look no further.
The power of music therapy makes a difference, says expert
Corewell Health Childrens Music Therapist Sophie Lattimer explains, the sounds impact all parts of your brain.
With holidays upon us, new parents may question when to take babies to the doctor
We know kids are going to get sick, but when it comes to the little ones, the babies, it's hard to know when you need to actually go to the hospital, so we asked Dr. Kimberly Giuliano from Cleveland Clinic Children's.
Children's doctor explains when you need to take your baby to the hospital
With so many viruses circulating, like Covid, RSV and the flu, it?s sure to cause concern for new parents out there with the holidays coming.
Heart disease survivor shares her story of resilience, hope
"I was not the poster child for heart disease," said Kristy Sidlar.
Diabetes can be reversed with lifestyle changes, weight loss drugs
Sugar in your blood is damaging and while you might not have any symptoms, the only warning might come in the form of pre-Diabetes.
Lifestyle, weight loss drugs can reverse diabetes
If you look around a room of 10 people in Michigan, one of those people will have Diabetes.
Sleeping with the TV on - is it good for your health?
"It is soothing, it is calming to us, it's almost akin to having white noise," said the doctor.
Sleeping with the TV on - is it good for you?
If you like to fall asleep with a TV show or movie playing, you?re not alone. Many people seem to have the same bedtime ritual. But, why is that?
U-M Health poll shows how angry children are, the doctor explains what we can do
A new poll from University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children’s hospital finds that one in seven parents think their child between the ages of six and twelve, gets angrier than peers.
Helping children manage their emotions is important
Anger is an emotion we all feel at one time or another but a new poll from the University of Michigan looks at just how angry our kids are.
Erectile dysfunction can be treated with more than pill, doctor says
By the age of 40, around half of all men may experience some issues with erectile dysfunction. medication works about half the time.
Erectile dysfunction treatments can go beyond pills, doctor says
It's something that impacts about half of all men - erectile dysfunction. When and if the pills don't work, the doctor says there's another option.
FDA says many cold medicines found over-the-counter don't work
When you have a cold and go into the drug store, your over-the-counter treatment options are endless.
FDA says many over-the-counter cold medicines don't work
When you have a cold and go into the drug store, your over-the-counter treatment options are endless. Dr. Justin Skrzynski of Corewell Health will help us sort it out.
Heart disease survivor shares her transplant story
Kristy Sidler was diagnosed with a heart condition that often causes sudden death in young, healthy people.
Sports can take a toll on mental health, one doctor offers some tools
If you find yourself getting too overwhelmed at any point, you can always take a break.