‘Eyes on the prize’
Debilitating pain put a damper on Bryan Marquardt's cherished trips to the ice rink. After outpatient hip surgery, he's back in the game.
Debilitating pain put a damper on Bryan Marquardt's cherished trips to the ice rink. After outpatient hip surgery, he's back in the game.
About 1 in 4 adults have an abnormal buildup of fat in the liver—and they may not even realize it.
Kay and Ken Huddleston face Alzheimer’s—and still make time for date night.
A healthy diet and plenty of exercise top the list—but it's also a good time to add regular checkups.
A daring superhero team drops by to inspire plenty of smiles at the children's hospital on Halloween.
The Halloween season brings plenty of excitement and fun. Adding in a few precautions can help keep your little ones safe.
YouTube sensation Chelsea Cutler visits kids at the children’s hospital and talks about her love of singing and songwriting.
NICU babies are dressed in handmade costumes to celebrate Halloween.
Faced with a worsening lung disease, David Ronk wouldn't let age stop him from getting a life-saving transplant.
Detection, prevention and treatment can help young athletes keep skin infections in check.
Business owner Eric MacAulay opts for surgery to speed healing of a foot fracture in the year’s busiest season.
The improved Nutrition Facts label makes it easier to sort healthy items from unhealthy—but you have to know what to look for.
Trampolines make for great childhood fun. But it's important to recognize the inherent risks, doctors say.
Cooler weather and new routines make autumn a great time for a healthy new beginning.
There are often telltale signs your child is being bullied—or bullying others. Learn what to watch for and how to start productive conversations with kids.
Amid her fight against breast cancer, a Ludington woman finds help through financial grants.
Advances in medical genetics and personalized medicine are opening new vistas in diagnosis and treatment.
A health exam kit and a virtual visit helped Kathryn Fielder receive quick care—without a trip to the doctor.
Don't let itchy eyes and a runny nose get in the way of fall fun. Over-the-counter remedies and preventative measures can help.
While you can't control all the factors, you can improve your odds by building a healthy lifestyle.