Putting cystic fibrosis in the crosshairs
Siblings Micheal and Emily Plummer use archery to help combat their disease—and Micheal may fight his way to the Olympics.
From newborn to adulthood, your children count on you to keep them healthy, strong and thriving. Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital experts help you stay in-the-know while your kids are on-the-grow.
Siblings Micheal and Emily Plummer use archery to help combat their disease—and Micheal may fight his way to the Olympics.
But regardless of age, everyone can fight headaches—follow a proper diet, stay hydrated, get adequate sleep and manage stress.
Sweet and smiley Camden Cardona has a rare genetic disease―tuberous sclerosis―and a team of experts to help him.
Partnership brings clinic to northern Michigan—closer to home for children being treated for cancer and blood disorders.
Researchers warn about possible increase of fungus that may cause serious damage to cells in human airways.
Electrical hazards near pools and swimming areas can be fatal—so watch for faulty wiring and only hire certified electricians for repairs.
After years of dealing with infertility, Amanda and Tim Van Horssen welcome their third set of twins.
A pediatric gastroenterologist offers 4 top tips to help your youngster in the battle against inflammatory bowel disease.
No, web surfing doesn't count!
Parents can turn disagreements into teachable moments. Be fair—and never lose your cool.
After a bull stomped on Nate Davis, 17, during a rodeo, a rapid-fire response from emergency crews would prove to make all the difference.
Try to get to a healthy weight before conception.