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The Republican-led Michigan House voted late Thursday to make hundreds of thousands more low-income adults eligible for Medicaid, sending the legislation across the Capitol to a chamber where its prospects are less certain.
We know that sunscreen is important to protect our skin from the summer sun's damaging rays, but do we give our eyes the same protection?
It's a known as the 'Vaportini' ...
They like to bite and burrow under your skin — and, often, you don't even know they're there.
Health care prices rose nationally just 1.1 percent from April 2012 to April 2013, the lowest annual increase since 1997, and a sharp 0.5 percentage point drop from the rate of increase reported in March from a year earlier.
Oakland County has issued an alert following a recent rise in heroin overdoses in the state — including in some of metro Detroit's most affluent neighborhoods.
A 10-year-old Michigan boy paralyzed last year after being bitten by a mosquito carrying the West Nile virus is a "walking miracle," his mother said.
A Michigan snack food maker is recalling sunflower seeds due to the potential of listeria contamination.
Hundreds of thousands of more low-income adults in Michigan would become eligible for government-funded health insurance under legislation backed Wednesday by a divided House committee.
A local mom says her two children's heroin addiction has cost her her home, all her belongings and her family.
Not-for-profit, church-owned hospitals perform better than publicly- and privately-held institutions on quality, efficient return to daily life and patient satisfaction, all related to their religious mission, according to study results released today by Truven Health Analytics.
The latest U.S. News and World Report ranking of the nation's best hospitals includes Children's Hospital of Michigan and U-M's C.S. Mott.
If your teeth could use some work — but you're too tight on cash — this two-day event is for you.
If someone collapsed in front of you, would you know what to do to keep that person alive?
Younger parents seem less concerned about the effects of technology on their kids, according to a new study.