‘A lot to live for’
A fast-acting medical team helped a Michigan businessman survive an aneurysm and a stroke.
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A fast-acting medical team helped a Michigan businessman survive an aneurysm and a stroke.
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.
After suffering a heart attack, a workaholic re-directs all her drive and energy toward critical lifestyle changes.
Blindsided by a life-threatening diagnosis, a Central Michigan University student beats the odds and lives to receive a heart transplant.
Learn how to maintain the right level of the good stuff—and how to lower the bad stuff.
After little Evelyn Brummel underwent coronary bypass surgery, “It’s amazing how fast she has bounced back.”
Doctors gave Jim Oldfield a year to live. Today, he's back to training for competitions.
If you're battling a chronic condition, a few healthy lifestyle changes could help improve your outcome.
Get moving today with these at-home workout tips for all ages.
When a high school basketball player collapsed during practice, a coach's quick action saved his life.
A pediatrician offers tips for parents as they aim to help children reach a healthy weight amid a pandemic.