‘Maybe this will help other kids’
Fourteen-year-old Tara Sweet noticed her COVID-19 symptoms improving after she received monoclonal antibody therapy.
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Fourteen-year-old Tara Sweet noticed her COVID-19 symptoms improving after she received monoclonal antibody therapy.
After her car got hit broadside at nearly 100 mph, Diane Carter endured four surgeries and excruciating pain on her remarkable road to recovery.
A fast-acting medical team helped a Michigan businessman survive an aneurysm and a stroke.
Young people, ages 12 to 15, look forward to seeing friends and family as they get the COVID-19 vaccine. Their parents focus on protection.
A pediatric infectious disease specialist offers suggestions for how parents of unvaccinated kids should respond to new CDC guidelines.
Genetic testing that pinpointed a rare disorder helped a Michigan couple give their daughter the tools she needs to blossom.
Hoping to avoid severe illness, Mary Sibley opted to receive outpatient antibody therapy for COVID-19.
A retired Michigan grocer is alive today thanks to his wife's quick reaction and a speedy response from an expert stroke team.
With the COVID-19 pandemic keeping him at home, George Grzybowski turned to in-home imaging services—and it turned out to be a life-saver.
A custom jaw implant makes a drastic difference in appearance and function for 18-year-old Erin Foster.
With an assist from robotic surgery, doctors help a Michigan man overcome decades of gastroesophageal pain.
With cheerful hearts, volunteers help make the West Michigan Vaccine clinic an efficient, joyful experience.