Detroit Holds Free Community Health Fair
Metro Detroiters are invited to attend a free community health fair on Saturday from 11 am - 3 pm, where they can get screened for diabetes, STD's, high blood pressure, asthma and more.
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Metro Detroiters are invited to attend a free community health fair on Saturday from 11 am - 3 pm, where they can get screened for diabetes, STD's, high blood pressure, asthma and more.
A new national report on obesity from Trust for America's Health says we are the tenth fattest state in the country.
One Detroit nursing home closes each year. That's among the findings of a new report out this week by the The Detroit Area Agency on Aging.
Amid rising concern about the overuse of "big-ticket" medical technology, a study has revealed new information about the overuse of angioplasty procedures for those suffering from coronary artery disease.
A new report says fewer teens are having babies in Michigan, but the percentage of babies born to unmarried women has risen sharply in the past decade.
Most of the WWJ listening area is under a heat advisory until 8 p.m. with temperatures expected to hit the mid 90's Saturday.
Kellogg is unveiling data from one of the largest surveys ever conducted on the subject of breakfast and the morning mealtime routine.
Love to cook? Interested in supporting the fight against breast cancer? If so, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the leader of the global movement to end breast cancer, is ready to put you to work.
The United Way for Southeastern Michigan says there is plenty of room for more kids to take part this summer's free food program.
Bill Schuette the State Attorney General says criminals are taking advantage of the Michigan Medical Marijuan law.
Warren Mayor Jim Fouts wants to "blast" the usual mosquito breeding grounds throughout the city, before West Nile Virus becomes a problem this summer.
A new effort to fight malaria kicked off Monday morning in Detroit, involving churches, faith-based organizations and individuals.
Just take a pill, and it will be fine. That's the attitude of many young people on this 30th anniversary of the first reported cases of HIV.
State health officials are warning of the dangers of drinking raw milk after three people were sickened with "Q fever."
A surgeon at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit is working with a NASA-funded medical consortium on using ultrasound to diagnose medical problems on deep space missions when astronauts may be months or years from a hospital. And as so often happens, the techniques developed for space appear to have applications on Earth.