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If you experience swollen lymph nodes from a COVID-19 vaccine, this is actually a sign it is working.

If you experience swollen lymph nodes from a COVID-19 vaccine, this is actually a sign it is working.

She was working long hours in April 2020 in the ER, as hospitals were overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients. when she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Chris was born with a rare condition and had both os hif legs amputated three years ago. Now he's back in Michigan for some very special gifts.

Dr. Benore is a pediatric psychologist at Cleveland Clinic Children's. He says you'll want to let children know they're safe and that the school is making these changes to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Wintry weather comes as no surprise to Michiganders, but emergency preparedness reminders are important for everyone, especially for those who rely on electric medical devices.

The race for a COVID-19 vaccine was fast but scientists were ready due to 30 years of development with a new and exciting technology called MRNA.

Ascension Providence in Southfield administered its first COVID-19 vaccine doses to two frontline healthcare workers Wednesday.

Frontline workers at Ascension Hospital are some of the first to get the COVID-19 vaccine in the state.

The pandemic has brought a huge increase in screen time for both kids and adults. What is that doing to our eyes? We talk to Doug Zarkin, chief marketing officer from Pearle Vision.

We talk with Dr. Matthew Sims, Director of Infectious Disease Research for Beaumont Health, about how they're preparing for the vaccine and what the public can expect.

A new study has found that a majority of parents are worried about the effects the pandemic is having on their children's mental health.