Archive:

March 2015

Smog + pollen = more sneezing

Higher levels of airborne ozone, nitrogen dioxide might boost potency of tree allergen.

What your urine can tell you … about kidney cancer

Disease spotted with 95 percent accuracy in study.

‘Ground Zero’ workers at risk of autoimmune diseases

Prolonged exposure linked to rheumatoid arthritis, lupus.

A sense of purpose may benefit your brain

Seniors with a positive mental state are less likely to have cerebral tissue damage.

For safety’s sake: A star player quits pro football

Health risks posed by America's favorite sport are thrown back into the spotlight.

Patient Story

Adjusting to the challenges of diabetes

Bruce Bustin works to set an example for young people.

Patient Story

How high is your colorectal cancer risk?

Priscilla Charlesworth, colon cancer survivor, advises lowering risk by making lifestyle changes earlier.

Help for kids with ‘plumbing problems’

Pediatric urology services are changing kids’ lives through reconstructive surgery.

Patient Story

Pediatric cancer trial goes international

Spectrum Health engages in personalized pediatric cancer treatment research.

Wheel of Fortune spins the wheel for children

Popular game show donates $10K to Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital.

Heart failure–there are options

Find out what you need to know about advanced heart failure treatments.