Third Grader In Trouble For Using Diabetes Lancet On Classmates
A third grade student in Pontiac may find out how long he will be suspended, after pricking the fingers of some classmates with a diabetes testing device.
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A third grade student in Pontiac may find out how long he will be suspended, after pricking the fingers of some classmates with a diabetes testing device.
A new study by researchers at Wayne State University found that addicted gamblers fall into three different groups.
A special seminar in Bloomfield Hills on Tuesday night is designed to help students, parents and teachers deal appropriately with bullying.
Enroll Michigan is launching a campaign Tuesday to spread the word about the state of Michigan's free or low-cost health insurance programs.
As authorities race to combat the threat of multiple nuclear reactor meltdowns in Japan some people are wondering how effective iodine tablets are in combating exposure to radiation?
When major catastrophes occur, such as the devastation involving exposure to large amounts of radiation in Japan, the challenges of returning to a normal life can seem insurmountable.
Continuing discussion about preventing the spead of Asian Carp into the Great Lakes brings help from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
It's that time of year when we need to spring forward and set our clocks for one hour earlier.
New research out today from Michigan State University shows people who owned and walked their dogs were 34 percent more likely to meet federal benchmarks on physical activity.
Beaumont Hospital Royal Oak announced two major advances in cancer treatment Thursday -- minimally invasive surgery for esophageal cancer and microwave ablation to treat inoperable tumors.
The price of preventing preterm labor is about to go through the roof.
The AARP says a new survey shows that many people in the 50- plus age range plan to continue working past retirement age.
A new National Sleep Foundation study says Americans aren't getting enough sleep because they're not shutting off their phones, laptops and video games early enough.
If you think flu season is over in Michigan, think again.
About 700 people climbed 70 flights of stairs inside Detroit's Renaissance Center to raise money for the American Lung Association.
