The Doctor Is In: May is Stroke Awareness Month
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Dr. Greg Norris, Neurointensivist at Trinity Health Oakland, discusses how strokes are impacting younger adults and why it's important to B.E. F.A.S.T when seeking help.

Motor City Comic Con, Hoedown, and more things to do this weekend in Metro Detroit

Enjoy all things pop culture at Motor City Comic Con, see Tim McGraw and other country artists perform at the Hoedown, and more this weekend in Metro Detroit. Here's what's going on:

Beavers, weasels, and more animal pests added to DNR's kill list

The Natural Resources Commission approved the order last week, more than doubling the list of approved pests that can be removed without a permit.

Telestroke services evaluations allow experts to check patients virtually

Stroke is a leading cause of lifelong disability and affects about 800,000 Americans each year. While diagnosing a stroke quickly is key, it can be tough in a crowded emergency room, leading many hospitals to turn to telestroke services.

Tech lets doctors evaluate stroke symptoms virtually
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Hospitals around Michigan have started using virtual stroke evaluations to check patients. This allows a patient to be evaluated even if a stroke expert is not available in person.

Self-checkout machines now ask for tips in latest squeeze on customers

Consumers are now requested to leave tips at self-checkout machines at some airports, bakeries, coffee shops and stadiums across the US

How fun in the sun can become a serious issue for you skin
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All that carefree time spent in the sun can add up in all the little freckles, spots, and moles that form on your skin. But telling the difference between the ones that are benign and those that are cancerous is key.

Summer travel season will be 'one for the record books,' AAA says

This Memorial Day weekend is expected to be the third-busiest since 2000, when AAA started tracking holiday travel. Here are the best and worst times to travel.

US government says dogs can dine al fresco but not everyone is on board

Even though nearly half of U.S. states already allow canine dining outdoors, the issue is far from settled, with many restaurants pushing back against the increasing presence of dogs.