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By Jeff Lamarche Today’s General Motors is on the precipice of change, leading the auto industry in shaping the future of mobility. Since 2009, GM has announced U.S. facility investments of approximately $17.8 billion, including $12.4 billion since the end of the 2011 UAW-GM National Agreement. These investments have created approximately 6,250 new jobs and

Dear Readers, Happy Spring! The season turns our thoughts to “spring cleaning” for both the home and the body – a fresh start. There’s an abundance of health topics to cover – as always, you’ll find something of interest in this issue of Wellness. We’re proud to present another “Inside the O.R.” feature profiling procedures

For many people, the thought of undergoing surgery is terrifying – so, My City Wellness “scrubbed in” to get up close with two talented local physicians as they performed state-of-the-art procedures. Our sincere thanks to doctors Bishr Al Dabagh, MD, FAAD and Marc Silver, MD for their gracious cooperation in creating this special section.  

Dr. Michael Danic is an anesthesiologist with American Anesthesiology of Michigan. For the last ten years, he has been an affiliate of Genesys Regional Medical Center, where he is now the chairperson of the Department of Anesthesiology. The doctor typically works a ten-hour day, five days per week, and is on call about once a

The term “Work-Life Balance” is, when you boil it down, kind of strange. The implication, it seems to me, is that “work” and “life” are somehow separate things and that a proper “balance” between the two involves somehow keeping them properly separated. Those of us who both live and work, however, likely experience something different.

Have you been putting off getting a colonoscopy because the very thought of it fills you with dread and terror? You are not alone! I personally witness so much fear around this procedure. Guess what? The fear is unnecessary. The procedure, however, can save your life. So, I’m sharing the three biggest fears about getting

Coronary heart disease – damage or disease in the heart’s major blood vessels – affects approximately 15 million Americans and is the leading cause of death, worldwide. The usual cause is a build-up of plaque (fat deposits) on the inner walls of the coronary arteries, which narrows them and limits blood flow to the heart.

Written by/Reprinted with Permission from the National Cancer Institute What is Cannabis? Cannabis, also known as marijuana, is a plant from Central Asia that is grown in many parts of the world. The Cannabis plant produces a resin containing compounds called cannabinoids. Some cannabinoids are psychoactive (acting on the brain and changing mood or consciousness).

By Lisa Collins, RN & Jennifer Paling, RN Asthma is a serious, chronic lung disease that is caused by swelling in the airways (bronchial tubes). There is no cure for asthma, but with proper care, it can be prevented and controlled. People with asthma can live normal, active lives. When a person has asthma, their

As a physician and the State’s chief medical executive, I spend a good deal of time speaking to residents about illnesses, diseases, and conditions. Much of those conversations center around prevention and treatment. But what if we take a step back even further and spend a moment talking about an advancement in biological science that

Crim Training Program Food Bank of Eastern Michigan 4.20.2017 Flint Superhero 5K Run & 1K Fun Run Flint Farmers’ Market 4.22.2017 Color Dash 1 Mile/5K Fun Run Mott Park Recreation Area, Flint 5.13.2017 “Physical Activity in the Workplace” Facilitated by the Crim Fitness Foundation Food Bank of Eastern Michigan 5.16.2017 Race2Grace 5K Run/Walk Faithway Christian

In 2016, nearly 5,000 patients were admitted to publicly funded Substance Use Disorder (SUD) providers in Genesee County. Of these, alcoholism and heroin addiction were the top two primary diagnoses and represented nearly the same proportion of admissions (29.6 and 29.5 percent, respectively), followed by cocaine (14.4%), marijuana (12.3%), prescription opiates (10.4%), methamphetamine (2.1%), benzodiazepines

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