Joined at the hip—and knees
For one Michigan clan, joint replacement has been a family affair overseen by longtime doctors and the family's nurse.
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For one Michigan clan, joint replacement has been a family affair overseen by longtime doctors and the family's nurse.
With wireless technology, an epilepsy monitoring unit gives a girl more freedom to play and move about during her hospital stay.
When a pizza-loving 10-year-old boy could no longer eat food without getting sick, his parents struggled to find out why.
Researchers are trying to understand the precise mix of factors that contribute to improved health outcomes.
After a Greenville couple beats cancer, they share a transformative art experience with fellow patients.
For an excellent one-pot chili, begin by tossing together Spectrum Health Culinary Medicine and the Children’s Healing Center. It’s all deliciousness from there on out.
When Susie developed an odd lump on the back of her wrist, hand surgeon Peter Jebson, MD, made a house call to the zoo.
A breast cancer diagnosis stuns Amy Flynn following her husband’s brain surgery.
Alison Mastin's blood attacked her unborn baby in utero. With quick intervention, little Violet survived—and thrived.
Lindsey Pietrzyk grew up with a mysterious heart condition. Now she's part of a growing family with faith in the future.
After a motorcycle accident and two hip surgeries, Antonio Kilgo gets back on the open road—but sees life with new eyes.
Pompe disease had no treatment when doctors diagnosed Tasha Veinbergs. Treatment arrived and her future brightened.