Between 1999 and 2016, the suicide rate rose significantly in the United States, a new report says.
The Pontiac Fit Fest, an all-ages event, takes place from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Saturday, June 2 in Beaudette (Mill Dam) Park.
OU's Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) partnering with World Instructor Training Schools (WITS) to offer program
Oakland County health officials are warning residents from interacting with wild animals, even to try to help them.
See who from town is running one of the world’s most famous races this Monday.
Students in the School of Health Sciences, School of Nursing and OU William Beaumont School of Medicine participated in the event.
Benefit run/walk set for October 22nd beginning at Rochester College and includes a beautiful walk along the Clinton River Trail
Art Therapy Helps Kids Cope at the Children’s Hospital of Michigan
The Oakland County Health Division is warning swimmers and residents of to avoid lakes with a green sheen that looks like spilled paint.
The Mindfulness Retreat is for beginners or people with a history of mindfulness practice.
OU will recognize Michigan's most outstanding nurses at the 29th annual Nightingale Awards on May 9.
Registration for men's and co-ed leagues going on now through May 17
AspireAssist allows patients to safely remove food from the stomach, says local medical clinic.
The Oakland County Health Dept. would like to remind well owner residents to test their drinking water regularly for safety.
New 17,000 square-foot facility established in Rochester Hills
When you need blood, chances are good that it's already spoken for. Blood drive clinics aim to change that.
The kiosk uses an interactive touch screen display to provide users with quick, anonymous assessments of various mental health issues.
Crittenton’s cardiovascular care rankings for both quality and responsiveness lead the state.
The initial phase of the project involved renovating the Emergency Department welcome area, the EMS work room and patient care areas.
Four Michigan hospitals received straight “A” report in ranking of patient injuries, accidents and infections in 2,600+ U.S. hospitals.
16 people a day die while waiting for a transplant- one of the reasons OUWB holds an Annual Organ Donor and Bone Marrow Registration Drive
Screenings offered on Thursdays from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. They take place in room 2059 Human Health Building, 433 Meadow Brook Road in Rochester
A study being conducted by Dr. Judi Fouladbakhsh, Ph.D., will help to determine the effects of yoga and exercise on lung cancer patients.
City teams up with Visiting Nurses Association in Oct. 20 clinic.
The Organ & Bone Marrow Donor Registration Drive is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily Sept. 26-28 in the Kresge Library, on OU's campus.
The Macomb County Health Department recently won an award for its Youth Emergency Preparedness Outreach Initiative.
More than $155,000 in Brooksie Way minigrants have been dispersed to programs focusing on healthy and active lifestyles.
About 200 area kids attended day camp at Life Time Fitness, where an employee has died of bacterial meningitis.
An employee of Life Time Fitness in Rochester Hills has the serious and potentially deadly infection.
The opening ceremonies for the 37th Annual Summer Games will be held Aug. 12 in Rochester Municipal Park.
Pregnant women may want to avoid travel to Brazil and elsewhere in the Americas, Caribbean, South Pacific with Zika outbreaks. Get the list.
Did you know that most skincare contains chemicals linked to cancer?
Radon Exceeds EPA limits in Oakland County.
Can working out in the AM be better for your health? Learn the benefits of morning workouts and use these tips for starting a healthy habit.
For months, state officials denied a problem with water in Flint. But a West Bloomfield pediatrician refused to give up.
Free testing, plus events in Detroit featuring Ryan White’s mother, at Oakland University featuring Between the Lines writer.
Health tips from Crittenton Home Care in honor of Diabetes Awareness Month.
Construction on a new educational hub for medical students and private-room intensive care unit was derailed by recession.
Although you may be jealous of someone who can eat anything and not exercise, they may suffer from being skinny fat, and it's dangerous.
Don't fall victim to the rise of inactivity as the weather starts to cool. Keep moving. Try this fun fitness challenge!