Medical

A first-of-its-kind acute care clinic that offers a low-cost alternative to emergency room visits has opened in Grand Rapids.

Supporters of the new legislation argue that the current medical parole law is so restrictive that only one person since 2019 has received parole under it

Michigan’s medically frail prisoners could see a greater chance at parole under a bill passed in the state Senate Tuesday

-Organizers say over 90% of residents that voted in last week’s tally supported unionization-The Resident and Fellow Alliance at WMed would be affiliated with the American Federation of Teachers and the AFL-CIO unions, according to a press release from AFT Michigan

Doctors who treat them are busy, according to a a neurologist who explain the issue

The American Heart Association reminds us that it’s essential to work closely with healthcare professionals before using over the counter medications.

The authors of Diagnosed, Mark and Mary Kay Liston share their own journey as well as the stories they've collected for their book.

Today Dr. Chet Zelasko raises the question of whether treatment plans have to continue for the rest of your life. Whether it’s medication or medical devices, do you have to maintain them forever? How do you go about doing it? Dr. Chet gives his insight on this episode

A bill introduced in the Michigan House would require copay assistance to count toward a patient’s deductible and out of pocket maximum

Recent research has demonstrated that a diabetes medication called semaglutide can help people lose weight. Does it work? Can they keep the weight off? Dr. Chet Zelasko looks into the research on this edition of Straight Talk on Health