Unusual chair used to treat vertigo helps communication between brain, inner ear
Vertigo can be a disturbing feeling and sometimes finding the cause is just as hard as finding treatments. Someone who has experienced this for years is FOX 2's Jennifer Hammond - and she may have found it in a very unusual chair.
What is cardiac arrest?
Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest while on the field Monday night. Cardiologist Dr. Shukri David explains what that means, and what could have caused it.
Who Smells Better? Single or Married Men?
In this Healthworks, a panel of women determine if single or married men smell better. Fox 2's Liz Lewin and Lori Pinson discuss the results.
Doctors seeing flu cases rise in December
Dr. Justin Skrzynski, Internal Medicine and Covid hospitalist, Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital, explains how hospitals are dealing with a rise in flu and Covid cases in December (2022).
The Doctor's In: Shedding Light on Bariatric Surgery
Dr. Carl Pesta , director of the Bariatric Surgery Institute at McLaren Macomb, offers insight on who's eligible for bariatric surgery and what steps patients should take before getting the procedure done.
Recovery after Oxford will look different for every student
It's been a year since Oxford High School students' lives were torn apart but health experts say each student and person will grieve and process what happened in their own ways. But there are ways parents can help - by keeping the lines of communication open.
Metro Detroit Hospitals seeing higher and more severe cases of RSV
Experts from two area hospitals discuss the growing number of cases of RSV in Metro Detroit.
FOX 2 News Morning
There's a new tool in the fight to find breast cancer early. It was created right here in metro Detroit and Karmanos in Detroit is the first in the world to offer it. Here is an interview with Dr. Lydia Choi with the Karmanos Cancer Institute.
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month - here's what men need to know
We spoke with urologist Dr. Michael Lutz who says the first step comes with knowing your numbers.
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month - here is what to know
We spoke with urologist Dr. Michael Lutz who says the first step comes with knowing your numbers.
September is Prostrate Cancer Awareness Month - here is what to know
We spoke with uroligist Dr. Michael Lutz who says the first step comes with knowing your numbers.
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month -- What to know
You can have prostate cancer without any symptoms. Here's what you need to know about the cancer that can silently cause problems.
Volunteers needed for University of Michigan study of link between environment, risk of health problems
The University of Michigan is seeking volunteers for a long-term study on how the environment impacts the risk of developing health problems, such as cancer.
Researchers want to know how environment impacts health risks
Researchers at the University of Michigan will be conducting a long-term study to determine how environmental factors impact a person's risk of health conditions. Participants are needed.
What is parvovirus and what explains the outbreak among dogs in Michigan?
An outbreak of a disease that targets dog's digestive tract has killed several pets in northern Michigan. Dogs can be protected from parvovirus typically with a vaccine they receive as puppies.
Tips for handling back to school anxiety
Excitement, sadness, anticipation, fear, anxiety – this time of the year is filled with emotion.
How to handle back to school anxiety
As children head back to school, there can be a lot of anxiety involved. Resources are available to help you and your child navigate this time.
President Biden believed to have dominant strain of Covid, fully vaccinated and boosted
President Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday but, so far, his symptoms are minor and the White House says he is fully vaccinated and boosted.
BA.5 Covid variant and surge in state numbers renew need for vigilance, says doctor
"So we are seeing an increase in cases again," she said. "We are seeing more people testing positive when they are coming into the emergency department, and so the numbers are on the rise. I know it's frustrating and we're tired of it, but we have to maintain our diligence as new strains change, and it continues to evolve."
Another Covid strain brings reason for precautions as case numbers rise
The BA.5 sub-variant is new but the Covid symptoms remain the same.