Mobile Clinic Coming To Flint To Provide Care To Children
A mobile medical clinic designed to provide care and resources to children is coming to Flint as the city deals with a lead-tainted water crisis.
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A mobile medical clinic designed to provide care and resources to children is coming to Flint as the city deals with a lead-tainted water crisis.
There are reports that a Grosse Pointe woman may be Michigan's first case of the Zika virus.
Everyday about 1,500 residents come through Fire Station One in the downtown Flint to pick up cases of bottled water.
A health information organization is giving $250,000 to connect all health care providers serving residents affected by the crisis caused by lead in Flint's drinking water.
Dr. Peter LeWitt, a neurologist with Henry Ford Hospital in West Bloomfield, says there is a link between lead poisoning and Parkinson's disease.
Health officials say the case is among three dozen in 13 states and Washington, D.C.
The area around Marathon's Detroit refinery could see increased sulfur dioxide air pollution regardless of whether new permit is approved.
The former First Lady and Secretary of State's campaign handlers say she'll use the trip to urge the Senate to approve the Democrats' $600 million amendment to help fix the water crisis.
The governor is defending how his office responded to an email flagging a potential link between a surge in Legionnaires' disease and Flint's water.
If it works as well in patients as it has in animals, it would amount to a cure, ending the need for frequent insulin injections and blood sugar testing.
Three months after getting a heart transplant, the 15-year old is meeting with students at his old stomping grounds, Berkshire Middle School in Beverly Hills.
"The more I read and learn about this, the angrier I get," Attorney Geoffrey Fieger said.
Def Jam Records co-founder Russell Simmons in Michigan Monday to help distribute water to residents in the city of Flint as part of the ongoing water crisis brought on by a switch from the Detroit water system two years ago.
The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality is proposing a five-part strategy as part of an effort to determine whether Flint's water is safe to drink.
The MPSAB will act in an advisory capacity to the Governor and consists of 15 members compromising regulated stakeholders, government agencies and non-governmental organizations.