How our own bodies may be the key to fighting cancer (BPT) – In August 2015, former President Jimmy Carter shared some very sad news with the world when he revealed he had been diagnosed with melanoma, and that the disease had already spread to other parts of his body. But then, something incredible happened. […]
MCC Receives $5.6 Million from State for Health and Wellness Center From the Tribune Newswire Muskegon County – Muskegon Community College will receive $5.6 million in capital outlay funds approved by the Michigan Legislature and signed by Gov. Rick Snyder on Wednesday, June 29. The monies will be used to partially fund the $14.1 million Health […]
Muskegon Resident found strength to battles diabetes, kidney disease By T. TAYLOR WILLIAMS Contributing Writer Muskegon County – Deonna Casiano, 33, has lived with health challenges for much of her life due to diabetes. Five years ago, her doctor informed her that she would have to begin dialysis treatments. She undergoes treatments three times per […]
Men likely to gain weight after losing jobs prior to retirement From the Tribune Newswire ANN ARBOR—People who lose their jobs late in their careers are at risk of gaining weight—especially men, according to a new University of Michigan study. One of the first studies to use genetic data to determine health outcomes after job […]
Tap into positive energy for a better workday From the Tribune Newswire ANN ARBOR—It’s no secret that feeling positive vibes from people you work with makes the job more enjoyable. But a new University of Michigan study shows a leader’s positive energy has a direct impact on productivity, absenteeism and commitment. People who work with positive […]
State Approves Release of Benton Harbor from Receivership From the Tribune Newswire LANSING – After six years of state oversight, the Department of Treasury today released the city of Benton Harbor from receivership under Public Act 436 of 2012. The state treasurer’s approval followed a recommendation by members of the city’s receivership transition advisory board […]
Political Pitfalls in handling Ebola may carry over to Zika From the Tribune Newswire ANN ARBOR—If the United States responds to Zika the way it did to Ebola—and early indications are that in many ways it is—the country can expect missteps brought about by a lack of health care coordination and a lot of political […]
Flint Residents Still Don’t Trust Snyder or the Water More needs to be done to ensure Flint residents feel safe with water, trust their representatives FLINT — Governor. Rick Snyder parroted a federal announcement that filtered Flint water is safe to drink. However, residents remain concerned about the water quality after years of denial and […]
Marcia-Hovey Wright endorses Sean Mullally for 92nd State Rep By Victor Skinner MUSKEGON – Muskegon Community College trustee Sean Mullally wants to be the next state representative for House District 92, and he just picked up the endorsement of incumbent Marcia Hovey-Wright. “She’s very well-respected and knows what the job entails, so I take (the […]
Acme Bedding Company Manufacturing & Selling Beds Since 1946 By TOM KENDRA Muskegon County –The “Buy Local” sentiment seems to be gaining popularity in the Muskegon area these days, but that trend goes beyond fruits and vegetables at the downtown Farmer’s Market or movies at Lakeside’s Harbor Theater. Muskegon residents even have the option of […]