Opinion: Mitt Romney The Cigarette Peddler
It turns out that Mitt Romney made millions and saved the company he was running by peddling cigarettes in the former Soviet Union and in the United States in the early 90s.
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It turns out that Mitt Romney made millions and saved the company he was running by peddling cigarettes in the former Soviet Union and in the United States in the early 90s.
A woman who wasn't told for five years that she had a cancerous kidney can sue a doctor and a clinic for failing to share the news.
Republican politicians continue to work against HPV vaccination despite its ability to prevent thousands of cases of cervical cancer and resulting deaths.
With a common goal of making health care better, safer, more cost effective and more equal, nearly 400 health researchers from across the University of Michigan and partner organizations have formed one of the nation's largest research entities of its kind.
When is a lump in the breast not cause for concern? Many women would say never. However, there are times when benign (or non-threatening) fibrocystic changes occur within breast tissue.
Thousands of cancer survivors and their friends will gather 21st annual Susan G. Komen Detroit Race for the Cure on Saturday, May 26.
The Michigan Appeals Court is considering a case that could affect how much say parents have in the medical treatment their children receive.
It's billed as 15 minutes that could save your life.
A former Detroit Lions star is turning his fight on the football field to a fight against cancer.
Kidney cancer patients who had only their tumor removed had better survival than patients who had their entire kidney removed, according to a new study from researchers at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center.
A grieving husband hopes a book about his wife's battle with pancreatic cancer helps others.
Metro Detroiters are being offered an opportunity to help researchers to refine cancer prevention.
It's believed that about 8 million Americans experience pain on a daily basis.
A Flint-area teenager and leukemia survivor who was suspended from school for growing out his hair to donate to cancer victims is switching to a new school.
Using a liquid laser, University of Michigan researchers have developed a better way to detect the slight genetic mutations that might predispose a person to a particular type of cancer or other diseases.
A Flint-area teenager who survived leukemia and wants to donate his hair to cancer victims has been suspended from school because of his long locks.
Vicki Rakowski with the Society's Great Lakes Division says more people are being screened and quitting smoking.
The Detroit's Karmanos Cancer Institute's Dr. Patricia LoRusso is co-leading a team that's studying ways to personalize treatment for melanoma
According to research, elevated blood sugar levels are associated with an increased risk of colorectal cancer.
It sure is ... something. 97.1 The Ticket's Jeff Riger is growing a stache for a cause.
Lawmakers in Lansing Tuesday will debate whether insurance companies should cover oral cancer treatment drugs.
Members of the Detroit Police and the Wayne County Sheriff's Departments are joining forces to raise raise awareness about breast cancer.
Drugs that could bring health to tens of thousands of kidney patients, cure osteoporosis and advance the battle against cancer were featured Wednesday on the second day of MichBio Expo, the annual meeting of the state's biosciences business community.
A potential drug shortage has patients and doctors worried about properly caring for their patients.
Beaumont Health System's Cancer Genetics program, in partnership with Covenant Community Care, has been selected by Genetic Alliance for a grant to implement a program to educate patients about the importance of family health history.
