Henry Ford Hospital Official: Breastfeeding Helps Babies' Developing Digestive System
Christine Cole Johnson says the new research from Henry Ford Hospital finds that breastfeeding jump starts a baby's digestive system with helpful bacteria.
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Christine Cole Johnson says the new research from Henry Ford Hospital finds that breastfeeding jump starts a baby's digestive system with helpful bacteria.
"You could bury a tire in the dirt and in a hundred years dig it up, and it's still going to be a tire," said Marshall.
Can a doctor refuse to treat the baby of a same-sex couple? That situation played out at a local doctor's office.
The program helps sick kids learn techniques to manage stress, anxiety and pain stemming from their illnesses and medical treatments.
UCLA says the patients were examined with endoscopes that were sterilized ... but two devices were infected with CRE anyway.
Former Major League Baseball superstar Darryl Strawberry was in Detroit Wednesday as the keynote speaker at a luncheon on addiction and recovery.
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"Is it a scare tactic? Of course it's a scare tactic."
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Every flu season is different and it can last through the spring so DHWP reminds residents that it is not too late to get the shot
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