Raccoon Attack Victim Recovering From Facial Reconstruction
A young girl attacked by a raccoon as an infant has been released from the hospital following a first successful surgery.
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A young girl attacked by a raccoon as an infant has been released from the hospital following a first successful surgery.
Researchers at the Wayne State University School of Medicine have shown that reduced blood flow from the heart leads to loss of gray matter in the brain.
A new University of Michigan poll on children's health finds that "couch-potato kids" are a top concern of adults in the U.S.
The Oakland County Health Department is warning people at large outdoor gatherings, such as the Dream Cruise, Renaissance Festival and Arts Beats & Eats, about West Nile Virus.
Health officials say two people have died and 141 people across the U.S., including six in Michigan, have been sickened by Salmonella from cantaloupe grown in southwestern Indiana.
As a key step toward providing patients with treatments based on their own DNA profiles, the University of Michigan and the Phoenix, Ariz.-based International Genomics Consortium have launched a new joint venture that will help usher in an age of personalized medicine.
Health officials say WNV cases are on the rise both nationally and in lower Michigan.
The first case of a new strain of influenza has been reported in Washtenaw County.
About four million Bumbo Baby Seats are being recalled after nearly two dozen reports of skull fractures.
A girl whose face was mauled by a pet raccoon as an infant had some fun at the Detroit Zoo, one day before she's scheduled to begin a series of reconstructive surgeries.
"When time is critical, our flight crews can perform transports without concerns about traffic conditions on the ground."
Three new maize-and-blue helicopters will soon be saving lives in the air above the Great Lakes states, and speeding patients toward advanced care at the University of Michigan Health System's hospitals.
Michigan comes in at number five on a new list of states with the highest obesity rates.
A warmer-than-normal March followed by some below freezing nights will impact the number of apples available for self-picking at some orchards across the state.
Sliced apples distributed to fast-food and grocery chains nationwide, including Michigan, are among packaged products being recalled due to possible listeria contamination.