Susan (Sue) Hollman Krieger is a media relations consultant with Spectrum Health. Her passion for writing began early when, at age 10, she was the proud publisher of a family newsletter produced monthly on a powder blue typewriter. Sue pursued her interest in newswriting and graduated with a journalism degree from the University of Michigan. The first half of her career was devoted to public relations for schools in West Michigan. She is a proud mother and grandmother who is determined to learn to play the guitar.
Silicon Valley has paired artificial intelligence with the everyday iPad to track blood loss experienced by mothers during delivery.
No need to worry about picking up a yucky parasite at the pool. Just make use of these 3 simple precautions.
Aun cuando los hombres están predispuestos a perder peso más rápido y fácilmente, las mujeres aún pueden beneficiarse de los mismos resultados con el estilo de vida adecuado.
Choosing the right drug for what ails you can be a painful process, but a pharmacist offers up his cheat sheet to make it easier.
World and national events are frightening and fear may impact your health more than you realize.
Young people with diabetes sometimes struggle with both the disease and depression. There's help available.
Here's what you should ask when you consider hormone replacement therapy.
Experts offer clear insight on new screening recommendations and how women can determine what's right for them.
How bariatric surgery, running and dieting helped a young woman lose weight and find herself.
Now is the time to protect your family from this seasonal risk.
Thousands of backpacks are being distributed to students throughout Michigan.
New research about Type 2 diabetes may be helpful, but it still supports the importance of healthy eating and regular exercise.
