Detroit’s entrepreneurs are more than economic engines. They are culture-makers, community anchors and living pieces of the city’s history.

For more than two decades, many American women entering menopause were told that hormone replacement therapy was dangerous -- a belief rooted in early interpretations of the Women’s Health Initiative study and reinforced by prominent FDA boxed warnings.

Roundabouts are designed to improve traffic flow and reduce severe crashes.

For many older adults, home is more than just a place to live -- it’s a place filled with memories, independence and dignity. Yet, for countless families each year, something as simple as an unsafe bathroom can become the deciding factor between staying home or moving into assisted living.

Health care doesn’t need more managers, it needs leaders -- professionals who can think clearly under pressure, act decisively in complex situations and never lose sight of the core mission: deliver exceptional care and support to patients.

A colorectal cancer diagnosis in people under the age of 50 can come as a shock. Even more surprising is that rates of colorectal cancer are rising among younger individuals.

Plenty of people have aches and pains that make them question whether it’s time to see a doctor. One of the scariest might be chest pain.

Modern executives lead effectively by understanding how technology influences performance and accountability.

In a rapidly technologically advancing world, problem solving is no longer about optimizing a single variable. It is about navigating trade-offs, understanding consequences, paying more than lip service to sustainability and making decisions that hold up under real-world pressure and constraints.

Menopause brings significant hormonal changes for women.

Although people today are living longer and often healthier lives than previous generations, the aging heart becomes increasingly vulnerable to damage.

Cupid’s Undie Run is back -- a bold, joyful celebration that raises awareness and funds to fight neurofibromatosis, a genetic disorder that affects millions worldwide.

As the mobility industry accelerates toward electrification, automation and advanced manufacturing, one question looms large: who will service and maintain the innovative technologies powering the future?

Across the country, $6.2 billion in federal education funding has been withheld, creating one of the most significant shortfalls public schools have faced in years.

Even athletes who regularly engage in high-impact sports can benefit from incorporating these gentler workouts into their routines.

Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. experiences a heart attack.

When it comes to breast cancer, what specifically does early detection mean today -- and what do women often overlook about their own risk and possible treatment options?

Across Detroit, a quiet but devastating housing crisis is unfolding behind closed doors.

When 8-year-old Abram was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma in his thigh, his family’s world shifted overnight. The news marked the start of a journey that would test their strength and endurance, while underscoring the invaluable role of compassionate care in pediatric oncology.

Whether it comes from family responsibilities, work pressures, financial worries or personal challenges, taking care of your mental wellbeing is crucial, especially during times of heightened tension.

Some experts suggest eating treats before a meal to avoid “saving room for dessert,” while others recommend saving sweets for last to prevent filling up on empty calories.

University of Detroit Mercy was recently ranked among the top 9% of U.S. colleges and universities for career earnings, placing it alongside some of the nation’s most competitive institutions.

While heart disease, diabetes and prediabetes are the most common health concerns related to obesity, many other conditions can arise.

This year’s lineup features 18 local vendors, the majority of whom are Detroit-based and BIPOC- or female-owned.

Scientists estimate that trillions of bacteria and viruses -- commonly called germs -- are all around us, on nearly everything we touch.

Everyday stressors can stack up and push your brain past its limit.

University of Detroit Mercy is once again ranked among the nation’s best universities.

As Detroit powers forward in its latest chapter of revitalization, one initiative is quietly and quickly transforming the lives of hundreds of families: the Detroit Home Repair Fund.

Sciatica symptoms can look different from person to person, and they don't always show up at once.

This November, laughter, love and lively mischief take center stage as the University of Detroit Mercy Theatre Company proudly opens its brand-new Black Box Theatre with a bold and dynamic adaptation of William Shakespeare’s timeless romantic comedy, “Twelfth Night.”

As the Medicare Open Enrollment period approaches (Oct. 15 to Dec. 7), millions of Americans will review their coverage and make important decisions about their health care.

While prenatal care often takes center stage, understanding what to expect during labor, delivery and the early days of recovery is just as important.

As Medicare’s annual open enrollment period approaches, more than 2 million Michiganders will have the chance to review and adjust their health and prescription drug plans.

Fall in Michigan isn’t just about crisp air and vibrant foliage; it’s also the time older adults should review their Medicare coverage.

Detroit’s creative economy just received a major boost with new investments designed to help artists thrive, get paid for their work and grow their careers.

This year, the University of Detroit Mercy’s College of Business Administration is expanding its academic offerings with a new concentration in real estate -- an initiative driven by growing student interest and the expanding opportunities in commercial property.

Since opening its doors in 2020, the Carhartt Workshop has redefined what it means to support hardworking people.

Temporary exposure to physical stressors like ice baths may activate the body’s natural healing processes.

Growing pains can begin in early childhood and continue through the spurts of teenage growth.

Michigan is taking bold steps to prepare its workforce for the rapidly evolving age of artificial intelligence.

Distracted driving remains a critical concern for lawmakers, new drivers and parents alike.

Our knees carry a substantial amount of weight during all kinds of activities and sports. Over time, this stress can wear down the cartilage, causing discomfort and injuries.

While any form of physical movement benefits your health, research suggests that some recreational sports may lead to greater increases in longevity than others.

From pioneering the automotive industry to driving breakthroughs in manufacturing, design, and engineering, Detroit’s workforce has been known as a city of hard workers and innovative problem-solvers for more than a century.

DTE is accelerating its work to create the grid of the future that will deliver the reliable energy that customers demand and deserve.

Some of the most important age-related changes happen beneath the surface -- and too often, they go unspoken.

Getting bitten by a deer tick can lead to Lyme disease. These ticks can carry bacteria responsible for the illness and transmit it to humans.

Thanks to modern scientific and medical breakthroughs, people today are living longer than ever before. However, living longer isn’t the whole picture.

As Detroit evolves, its creative community -- a diverse ecosystem of artists, makers and cultural leaders -- emerges as a vital asset.

Pickleball has taken off in recent years, and with good reason; it’s a fun, low-impact, easy-to-learn sport, making it a go-to activity for people of all ages, abilities and fitness levels.

A skilled trades career is more than just working with your hands; it’s a path of growth, creativity and long-term opportunity.

Rouge Park, Michigan’s largest urban park, will celebrate 100 years of serving Detroit residents this month.

Michigan is rapidly emerging as a national leader in the clean energy sector, recently earning the title of No. 1 state for energy sector job growth.

Excessive sun exposure is the foremost cause of skin cancer and also accelerates aging, leads to wrinkles, causes discoloration and results in a rough skin texture.

That radiant glow you’re chasing by soaking up the sun could be doing more harm than good by raising your risk for skin cancer.

Neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1) is one of the most common genetic disorders in the United States, affecting one in every 2,500 births. Yet, there is only one FDA-approved drug to treat it. And there is no cure.

Michigan is on a mission to become a premier state for inclusive and equitable access to economic opportunities, and it all starts with connecting people to meaningful careers.

Medical emergencies are never planned, but they require immediate action.

University of Detroit Mercy has once again earned national recognition for excellence across several graduate programs.

Detroit native Lamont Causey has dedicated much of his life to serving others.

In late 2024, the American Heart Association (AHA) released updated stroke guidelines, marking the first major revision since 2014.

Trade work often remains in the background, but every piece of infrastructure in our daily lives depends on these essential roles.

Economic mobility in Detroit isn’t just a necessity; it’s a means to provide new opportunities for individuals and families to strengthen their financial futures and improve quality of life.

Instead of being “suspended,” hearts pump blood, lungs breathe and livers make bile, exactly as they would were they still inside the donor.

In the future, patients can look forward to a quicker recovery post-transplant, as well as better access to donor hearts when one is needed.

One of the biggest challenges of homeownership is long-term maintenance and repair, especially for low-income households.

High blood pressure is something that affects about half of American adults, but there can be very few symptoms.

University of Detroit Mercy (UDM) recently added two new bachelor’s degree programs to its College of Health Professions (CHP), giving students who want a career in health care even more options.

Anyone who suffers from seasonal allergies is no stranger to the itchy eyes, runny nose, sniffling and sneezing. If it feels like the time of year you suffer is getting longer, you might be right.

As a nearly 80% Black city, you can’t talk about Detroit’s past, present or future without talking about its Black residents.

Every day we walk into the world, we face risks. Having awareness for what’s happening around you can go a long way, but what about when unforeseen accidents happen?

University of Detroit Mercy announced a major milestone in the development of its new School of Optometry after recently receiving pre-accreditation approval from the Accreditation Council on Optometric Education.

Rouge Park, the largest urban park in Michigan, is receiving funding that will help provide operational support and enhance community gatherings and events.

DTE is accelerating its work to create the grid of the future that will deliver the reliable energy that customers demand and deserve.

Keeping you and your family healthy for the holiday season goes beyond colds and the flu. It also includes food safety.

Detroit’s construction market is booming, with billions invested in public and private projects. However, many local contractors, particularly those from minority communities, face barriers that limit their ability to compete for contracts.

Children with visual impairments face a variety of challenges every day, many of which stem from their need to navigate a world that is predominantly designed for sighted individuals. These challenges can impact their education and overall quality of life.

As we enter the holiday season, it’s important to take a moment to reflect on the sacrifices made by our veterans, active military personnel and their families.

The holiday season often brings festive gatherings and an increase in alcohol consumption, but for some, the aftermath can be more than just a hangover.

The holiday season can be a joyous one, but it can bring with it more stress than normal.

Accounting Aid Society, a local nonprofit dedicated to supporting the financial well-being of individuals and families, offers a variety of free services to make the process easier.

Stroke is a leading cause of disability in the U.S.

When those come in the form of lacking bare necessities, it can cause an incredible amount of stress for families.

Any type of trauma from a fall, motor vehicle accident or even sports injuries can result in a head and spine injury.

This year, the Downtown Detroit Markets will return and offer a shopping experience that showcases the incredible talents of local businesses.

Exposure to asbestos can increase the risk of certain cancers, including lung cancer and mesothelioma.

It seems that some are just more prone to illnesses than others, but why? Is there anything that accounts for the difference, or is there something more at play?

In addition to being named one of the top 50 schools in the country and No. 2 in Michigan, Detroit Mercy has recently opened new doors that gives students increased access to real-world projects that will help shape their futures.

It can be difficult to determine whether you have a cold, flu or COVID-19, especially this time of year when illnesses begin to ramp up.

A group of nonprofits and innovators from cities nationwide gathered in Detroit to tour some of the once-neglected spaces and buildings that have been reimagined into gems of the city.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that about 41% of women and 26% of men experienced contact sexual violence, physical violence or stalking by an intimate partner during their lifetime.

Many of us tend to procrastinate until December to begin preparations, and each year we tell ourselves we’ll be better the next year.

If you’re considering what kinds of entertaining things you can do this fall that align with the season, you’ll want to consider attending “Witch."

Lung cancer is often associated with smokers or former smokers, and though doctors say about 80% of cases occur in smokers or former smokers, an alarming 20% of cases affect people who have never smoked.

Screening plays a vital role to identify lung cancer at its most treatable stages.

Young adults today face a multitude of challenges that can lead to mental health struggles like depression and anxiety.

Almost 800,000 knee replacements are performed in the U.S. every year, making it one of the most common elective surgical procedures.

Homeowners can have their current year property taxes reduced or even eliminated.

More than 115,000 victims of human trafficking were identified globally in 2022, marking an increase of 25,000 from the previous year. Globally, women and children are disproportionately affected by trafficking.

With 93 higher education institutions across Michigan and 3,931 across the U.S., one of Detroit’s own was recently ranked one of the top in the nation.