The Doctor Is In: Little exercise, big benefits
In a new study, a group of local doctors discover it doesn't take much exercise to see big results
The Doctor Is In: Shoveling Safety
Shoveling can be dangerous, depending on your age and health conditions.
Scoring your calcium levels can give you life-changing news
A simple heart scan is available, for less than $100, that can predict your risk of a heart attack. The scan only takes about 15 minutes, too, and the results are life changing.
The Doctor Is In: Coronary Calcium Scan
A Cardiologist from Henry Ford Hospital answers questions from Fox 2 viewers.
The Doctor Is In: Coronary Calcium Scan
A look at how coronary calcium scans can help determine your risk for heart disease.
The recommended vaccines for kids and teens
Children come in contact with germs from many places, including interactions with their parents, other adults, siblings, other children, places outside the home and places within the home.
Music helps heal theater performer after stroke
Michael Lackey is returning to the stage of the Croswell Opera House in Adrian, Mich. for the first time since a Christmas performance in 2014. After that show, something wasn't right.
4 reasons beer is good for your health
Wine gets all the attention for its health benefits, but, move over wine. It's beer's time to shine.
Jay Towers shares family's sepsis story for Giving Tuesday
Sepsis is the number one killer in hospitals, and even kills more children than pediatric cancer.
How your diet can help manage arthritis pain
So many people live with joint pain from arthritis.
The Great American Smokeout Nov. 16
An estimated 36 million Americans smoke cigarettes.
FDA approves 'smart pill' equipped with tracking sensor
U.S. regulators have approved the first digital pill with an embedded sensor to track if patients are taking their medication properly, marking a significant step forward in the convergence of healthcare and technology.
4 ways to reset your health this fall
With Labor Day behind us and summer vacation over, it's time to reset your health. Say goodbye to the barbecues, burgers and ice creams.
App may help recovery from concussion symptoms
If your teen has ever had a concussion, you know doctors usually recommend limited screen time. The idea is to keep their brains from becoming overstimulated
Can plant-based diets lead to depression?
According to a study conducted by Bristol University, vegetarians and vegans are almost twice as likely to suffer from depression compared to those who eat meat.
Coping with the newfound stresses of college life
School can be stressful at any age but for college students, taking on more independence can be hard while also concentrating on academics and their social life.
The latest in coffees and teas - are they really good for us?
There's always something new, trendy and supposedly healthy for us to try in the food market. That goes for drinks as well.
All about the mason jar salad trend you've been seeing online
Looking for something to do this weekend? Why not make your lunch for an entire week?
Packing healthy car snacks for your next road trip
Summer road trips are inevitable -- but the greasy fast food and salty gas station snacks don't have to be.
Girl mauled by raccoon as baby still making progress on 15th birthday
It's been almost 15 years since Charlotte Ponce was attacked by a raccoon that had somehow gotten into her house, room, and then her crib. Since then, she's endured multiple surgeries to rebuild her face and ears.