Artificial intelligence has allowed physicians to receive better training, diagnose diseases and give patients more control over their surgery outcomes.
Lymphedema is a condition where fluids build up in a person’s arms or legs. It’s often a result of damage to the lymph nodes or lymphatic system after cancer surgery, chemo or radiation.
Most treatments for these invasive brain tumors include surgery, chemo and radiation, but new research suggests what’s being used to kill the cancer may actually be causing it to grow back.
An estimated 3.5 million Americans have epilepsy. It’s a condition where abnormal activity in the brain causes seizures, which are periods of time where a person loses awareness.
School districts across Michigan -- like Ionia and Detroit public schools -- sent students home Tuesday due to extreme heat because many of the schools don’t have air conditioning.
Traumatic brain injuries -- or TBIs -- are injuries to the head from a sudden blow. As many as 50,000 people die every year from severe TBIs and another 80,000 are permanently disabled.
Even when their toys look clean, bacteria and viruses could still be lurking around. The table and chairs may have been wiped down, but what about germs gathering underneath?
If your child is five months out from their last COVID shot, they can now get one from the Health Department building Tuesday on Cedar Street from 9 a.m. to noon and 1-4 p.m.
“Primary care physicians need to be the quarterback of the team,” said Dr. Kristin Oaks. “And they can’t be the quarterback of the team if they don’t have the data.”
More than 200 million people around the world are taking a daily dose for their heart health, but did you know that statins may also be good for your brain?
In the short-term, lack of sleep may cause emotional distress, slower response times and increased stress levels. Long-term impacts may include some irreversible health problems such as dementia
The Sports and Fitness Industry Association named pickleball the fastest growing sport in the United States, but it may also be responsible for the fastest growing number of sport injuries among older adults.
Without insulin, people are forced to manage their type-1 diabetes with insulin injections and medications, but there may be a way to replace the monitors and pumps for good.