Michigan is the third state to implement a groundbreaking model established at San Francisco General Hospital in California.
Winter is upon us. Pretty snow, holiday festivities and kids on vacation are all great aspects of this season in Michigan. Colds, coughs, and snot … not so much! Yet, it is inevitable that doctors see an uptick in patients with these common maladies at this time of year, resulting in a $20 billion hit to productivity from sick days across the U.S.
The beginning of a New Year is a great time to make positive changes in our lives, and for many of us, this involves a healthier diet and exercise regime. Based on recommendations from the USDA, a high-carbohydrate (mostly from grains) and low-fat, low-protein diet is the way to go. This generally means lots of salads and small portions of lean protein such as chicken breast. However, many people cannot sustain this diet for the long-term, get frustrated, and typically gain back any lost weight, plus more.
Dr. Patrick Atkinson, Professor of Mechanical and Bioengineering at Kettering University, believes there are “undiscovered surgeons walking among us and they don’t even know it.” He meets them firsthand as he helps pre-med and bioengineering students get to the heart of what it’s like to be a surgeon, by doing one crucial thing.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has been aware of a rise in hepatitis A cases since August 2016. MDHHS continues to track this trend; reporting 555 cases in Southeast Michigan including 457 hospitalizations and 20 deaths as of November 29, 2017. These numbers do not include all reported cases of hep A; only those that have been linked to the outbreak. Although the highest numbers have been located near the suspected source of the outbreak – Macomb County and the City of Detroit – Wayne and Oakland are also seeing high numbers, and it has spread to include 14 counties that have reported at least one case. Genesee County has one reported case linked to this outbreak.
In the United States, lung cancer is, by far, the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women. Each year, more people die of lung cancer than of colon, breast, and prostate cancers combined.
In 1932, General Signs workers John Gonsowski and Keith Martin painted a three-story mural to advertise Vernor’s Ginger Ale on the building across from the
My City Magazine is excited to present various historical series that will capture both the whole and the details of eras past. These features will
It takes a creative mind to look out over the empty lots on which several General Motors plants once stood and think, “I could see
After thousands of nominations and ballots cast, we’re proud to present this year’s City’s Choice Awards winners—your favorite local eateries, standout professionals and community favorites across more than 100 categories.
Can you believe it’s the last month of 2025? Where did the year go? I came on board with My City Magazine six months ago as editor and these months have gone by so quickly. Our team has already added a few new features and we will continue to be adding new and exciting features in the upcoming months.
Get ready, car fans — the 11th Annual Chrome & Ice Winter Indoor Car Show is back for 2026, and this time the theme is “For the Love of Cars!” A celebration of automotive passion, the show promises incredible rides, surprising displays, and plenty of excitement for enthusiasts of every generation.
As the holiday season approaches, Whaley Children’s Center once again fills with the warmth, light, and joy that only true community spirit can bring. For nearly a century, Whaley has served as a safe haven for children in foster care—providing not just a place to stay, but a home where they can heal, grow, and feel loved.
At Social House, you’ll find the best of both worlds; the energy of an elevated sports bar and the quality and care of a scratch kitchen. It’s a place where craft cocktails, local beers, and gourmet eats come together in a welcoming space. Whether you are dropping in for lunch, settling in for dinner or catching the game with friends, the menu offers something for every appetite.
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