A year after his surgery for appendix cancer, Gene Barnard marks the occasion with an ambitious 100-mile bicycle ride.
Leg aches and muscle pains during preteen and adolescent years may be common, but it's rarely a cause for worry.
Confronting an aggressive blood cancer, Colleen Ransome persevered with fast-acting treatment—and an enduring positivity.
A geriatric medicine specialist offers tips on helping older residents through a long winter.
Your go-to herbs and spices are good for more than just a flavor boost—they can also help fight disease and inflammation.
Advanced brain-mapping technology and brain surgery give a Michigan boy, 6, hope for a life without seizures.
There's no reason to stress about your diet at the holidays, even if you have diabetes. A good plan and a bit of mindfulness can help.
Jim Boismier wasn't especially worried when he underwent heart tests at a care campus near home. But then his doctor identified an obstructed artery.
Learn to recognize overuse and repetitive motion injuries—before they become chronic.
Don't let pricey gifts or busy schedules take over your season.
New hips—with two different surgery approaches—help a 76-year-old Belding woman spend active time with her grandkids.
To bolster your immune system, don't look to supplements—aim for vitamin-rich foods and an active lifestyle.
After many failed attempts to quit, Janet Hale found success when she connected with the Lifestyle Medicine smoking cessation program.
Try these 6 simple and fun activities to get your family up and moving—even when you're stuck indoors.
If you're struggling with joint pain, try an anti-inflammatory diet—and make time for exercise.
A carefully curated scrapbook helps Korean War veteran John Mehling, 94, commemorate his time in the Army.
Millions of Americans work overnight. The right strategies for sleep, nutrition and exercise can make it easier—and healthier.
If you want to quit tobacco and nicotine once and for all, connecting with the right support systems can help.
Four Corewell Health team members reflect on their years in the military—and how it helped shape their work today.
Michigan privacy laws limit parent and caregiver access to certain health records when a child turns 12. Here's how families can navigate these changes.
