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Covenant Community Care brings mobile dental clinics to metro Detroit schools (opens the original)
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HARPER WOODS, Mich. (WXYZ) — A metro Detroit nonprofit is bringing dental care directly to students — inside their schools. Covenant Community Care's mobile dental teams are setting up fully functional clinics inside school buildings across the region, eliminating the transportation, scheduling, and work conflicts that often keep children from getting dental care. Watch Keenan's story in the video player below: At Discovery Creative Pathways Harper Woods, students step out of class and into a ro
Henry Ford Health offers new sleep apnea implant for patients who can't tolerate CPAP (opens the original)
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WEST BLOOMFIELD — Millions of Americans live with sleep apnea and don't know it. If you snore, wake up tired, or fight fatigue through the day, you could be one of them. For those who can't tolerate CPAP — the first-line treatment — Henry Ford Health is now offering a newer surgical implant called Genio. Jody DeLavern has been an avid cyclist for 29 years. But lately, fatigue has been getting in the way. "Some days I don't wanna ride my bike because I'm too tired," DeLavern said. The problem isn
Michigan parents of 9/11 victim mark 25 years: 'We're still fighting for justice to this day' (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, a Michigan couple is marking the anniversary in New York alongside other 9/11 families — still grieving, still advocating, and still demanding justice for the murder of their daughter. Alicia Titus, 28, was a flight attendant aboard United Airlines Flight 175 when it struck the South Tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. She was one of 42 Michigan residents among the 2,977 people killed that day in New York City, at the Pentagon,
71-year-old climbs Mount Kilimanjaro less than 9 months after urgent back surgery (opens the original)
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A 71-year-old retired attorney climbed Mount Kilimanjaro less than 9 months after emergency back surgery — a journey that nearly ended before it began. Carol Romej had spent months training for the climb when she fell while sprinting up a Lake Michigan sand dune with nearly 40 pounds on her back, just 8 days before her scheduled departure last fall. Her left leg went numb immediately. See the full story from Keenan Smith in the video below "The left leg went numb right away. So I knew it was bad
Local orthopedic surgeon speaks on how an overloaded backpack can cause health problems for your child (opens the original)
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(WXYZ) — The school year is finally here and we know this is a stressful time for parents. As students pack their backpacks full of new school supplies and books, we have some important reminders for parents. The backpack may be a school essential, but load it with books, a laptop and water bottles, and it can quickly become a health hazard. Dr. Radomir Dimovski, an c Orthopedic Surgeon at Children's Hospital of Michigan Pediatric, says that an overloaded bag can change how a child stands and wa
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