Good news for those battling infertility
Infertility can impact both women and men. In general, it's defined as the inability to get pregnant after a year of trying. Causes can vary and treatments often feel endless and expensive, the good news is, there are a lot of options
Henry Ford Providence hosts the Healthy Heart Project on April 26
On April 26 Henry Ford Providence will host free screenings, EKGs and more, across Metro Detroit.
Nightlights may disturb sleep for kids, say doctors
Some doctors say that nightlights might not be a good choice for parents.
Rise of autism cases and research into causes of it, to be launched by Dept of Health
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said a large-scale effort has been launched to identify the root causes of autism and why cases have risen to 1 in 31, with a deadline of this fall.
The Crohn's & Colitis Foundation Michigan hosts MY IBD Learning seminar
Organizers connect IBD patients with caregivers and health care resources.
Don't be stressed by stock market swings, but raise your financial IQ
It is easy to get stressed out about what may or may not happen, but there are some things you can do to empower and protect yourself - and your health.
There are health benefits to sports fandom
With Tigers Opening Day around the corner, watching sports can be good for you.
Scared of flying? Here are some tools to get through it
Travel anxiety - especially when it comes to flying is nothing new, and there are ways to cope with both.
Self-defense expert says girls, women need to start with putting the phone away
Learning self-defense isn't necessarily just about physical strength.
Self-defense tips for girls and women starts with being aware
Learning self-defense isn't necessarily about physical strength.
For Catholics it is Lent which means fish fry season - some of which is beneficial to kids
Catholics are supposed to abstain from meat this time of year. But it turns out for kids, eating fish might impact personality in a good way.
Colon cancer doesn't have to be deadly - here's how to protect yourself against it
Remember the screening age for colon cancer is 45, unless you have other risk factors - for anyone younger than that, pay close attention to your body and if anything seems off, talk to your doctor.
Colon cancer can be deadly - but it is actually curable
The key is catching it early. The doctor tells us some things we should eat to lower our risks.
Lifestyle choices anyone can make to decrease dementia risks
From taking care of gut health to exercising and even learning new skills, the doctor breaks down what we should know.
The health impact of Daylight Saving Time
Are you feeling a little off since we made the clock switch? Changing the clock can impact us in many ways, both small and big. Feeling a bit groggy today? You are not alone.
Sleep apnea is more common than you think - but not hard to treat
It's usually a structural problem that leads to obstructive sleep apnea - a sleep disorder in which breathing stops and starts - cutting off oxygen to your body.
Sleep apnea is more common than you think - and is easily treatable
If you already are feeling real drowsy during the day - it might not be the time change causing it.
Colon cancer risks - what to look for and how to prevent it
Colorectal cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer causing death in the US for both men and women - and reports show more young adults are being diagnosed.
How to spot all of the colorectal cancer warning signs
The doctor says that certain risk factors appear to be playing a role.
Listen to your heart because you may have a valve problem - but new surgical option brings help
We've all heard about valves maybe when it comes to your water pipes - but how about your heart?