Jason Singer is an award-winning journalist who has covered health care, sports, business and politics for a wide range of publications from major metropolitan newspapers to CNN. In addition to journalism, he's a smitten husband of his wife U.S. Army Spc. Susan McMillan, as well as an avid chef, travel addict, professional golf caddie and sports fanatic. He speaks Mandarin-Chinese, has so far visited 24 of America's 59 National Parks, and has a below-average singing voice despite his last name.
Using reconstructive knee surgery, a Michigan man overcomes a gruesome injury to run the Boston Marathon.
After gaining significant weight in his late 20s and early 30s, a Michigan man sheds 90 pounds through a new health program.
Sleep apnea treatment transforms a struggling student into an 'A' student.
A young Michigan woman overcomes a devastating respiratory condition to become an acclaimed flutist.
Studies show volunteers receive many benefits, from improved cardiovascular health to lower cancer and depression rates.
A rare cancer therapy gives a Michigan man a second chance at life.
A new program encourages public spaces to add tourniquet kits—and it offers free training to all who want it.
A rare wrist surgery offers welcome relief for a woman who gave up golf and bowling because of a crippling condition.
From Michigan to Europe, ACL tears are on the rise. But with proper training and smart scheduling, many of these injuries can be prevented.
Fifteen artists who suffered traumatic brain injuries showcase their artwork.
For only the second time ever, the FDA has approved a new drug for ALS treatment—and a Michigan man will be among the first to try it.
A stroke victim's newfound love of painting helped her reclaim strength and self-confidence.
