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Facing cancer a second time, a Muskegon hairstylist wanted a treatment that would help her get back to work quickly. Minimally invasive surgery made it possible.
Women are often more likely to experience symptoms such as shortness of breath, nausea, sweating, or pain in the neck, shoulders and jaw.
A national pickleball competitor and local coach bounces back with help from a cutting-edge surgery to treat atrial fibrillation.
Here's what you should know before you go—and what to expect during your procedure.
Drinking a proper amount of water each day can help keep your sodium levels in check—and your heart will thank you.
After Don Westhouse suffered a sudden cardiac arrest while water skiing, it took a team to bring about a remarkable recovery.
Dennis Bergstrom marks the 300th lung transplant for Corewell Health West.
Online searches can put billions of pages of medical information into a patient's hands. That's not always helpful.
There's no reason to stress about your diet at the holidays, even if you have diabetes. A good plan and a bit of mindfulness can help.
Jim Boismier wasn't especially worried when he underwent heart tests at a care campus near home. But then his doctor identified an obstructed artery.
If you want to quit tobacco and nicotine once and for all, connecting with the right support systems can help.
About 1 in 4 adults have an abnormal buildup of fat in the liver—and they may not even realize it.
