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CJPS Healthcare Supplies & Equipment Thursday announced a new agreement to provide 33,000 units of its remote patient monitor VitalPoint to groups of visiting physicians in the United States.
Hundreds of supporters of the medical use of marijuana rallied at the state capitol Wednesday to protest proposed restrictions on the practice in Michigan.
People who volunteer because they want to help others live longer than people who don't volunteer at all, University of Michigan researchers found.
He wasn't a real dentist, and so authorities have barred a Howell man from treating patients after a judge determined he was practicing dentistry without a license.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is sponsoring a free health screening clinic for any family in need this weekend at the Belle Isle Casino in Detroit.
Increases in vaccination rates for human papillomavirus (HPV) are trailing increases in rates for two other vaccines recommended for teens and preteens, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
According to the poll, only one in five U.S. adults knows a hamburger should be cooked to 160 degree F to ensure it is safe to consume.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service issued tips to keep kids safe from food poisoning as they prepare their favorite after school snacks, sometimes unsupervised by mom or dad.
After an athlete takes a big hit on the playing field or a blow to the head, it's difficult for coaches to know how to respond. But more and more evidence is mounting that it's dangerous for athletes to try to shake off what could be a concussion.
The principal of Livonia's Stevenson High School is sending out an email to parents after a student at the school has been diagnosed with viral meningitis.
A new study finds a couple of servings of potatoes a day reduces blood pressure for the hypertensive obese.
St. Joseph Mercy Oakland will have a by-invitation-only groundbreaking event to kick off construction of its new $129 million South Patient Tower on Tuesday, Sept. 20 in Pontiac.
A Chicago-based company is recalling more than 8,000 packages of smoked Atlantic salmon due to the potential for contamination with a deadly bacteria.
They arrive by the hundreds to stroll the Detroit Riverfront.
A Ferndale man claims he's found a cure for his cancer and it's now legal in Michigan.