Pregnant With Twins, 28-Year-Old Woman Dies Of Enlarged Heart
Officials say they were called to a home where the woman, who was pregnant with twins, was unresponsive.
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Officials say they were called to a home where the woman, who was pregnant with twins, was unresponsive.
They draped the scarf around a statue at One Woodward Avenue to raise awareness for the need for warm clothing donations to homeless Detroiters this winter
The disease poses no harm to humans but can cause miscarriages, partial paralysis and death in horses.
The top-ranked Azarenka announced half an hour before the scheduled start of Friday's match that she had to withdraw after having treatment for an infected big toe on her right foot.
One reason for the rise in whooping-cough cases, is that some parents don't get their children vaccinated because of Autism fears.
A Mayor Clinic study has found a strong link between chronic pain and Vitamin-D deficiency.
A public hearing is planned later this month to add Parkinson's disease to the list of illnesses that would qualify for medical marijuana use in Michigan.
An audit has found that a Michigan agency made more than $2.3 million in improper payments for wheelchairs, ventilators and other medical equipment as part of the Medicaid program.
Another person in Michigan has died as a result of tainted steroid shots that caused everything from meningitis to serious fungal infections.
Michigan is beginning the new year with an unusually high number of flu cases and one flu death.
Detroit Metropolitan Airport has been ranked as the third healthiest airport in the nation, accorind to the 2012 Airport Food Review.
The Michigan Humane Society has created a group for those grieving the loss of a pet.
In vetoing the bills, the governor said there was no reference to abortion when the reforms were first introduced.
The bill requires health facilities or abortion clinics that advertise abortion services and that conduct more than 120 surgical abortions per year become licensed freestanding surgical outpatient facilities by the state.
Bills approved by state lawmakers could have an impact on a lawsuit that accuses Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan of discouraging competition by insisting on unfair terms with hospitals.