Almost daily we're told in one form or fashion to take control of our health. So, why aren't more of us doing so? One Lansing health care specialist suggests that two reasons may be fear and physical condition. Others, believes Dr. Damita Zweiback, may look to external controls like the environment in which they live as what holds them back.
But, Zweiback believes that people can take control. She suggests banding together and demanding, for example, a supermarket in the neighborhood.
Hear more from Dr. Zweiback in this podcast interview with WWJ Newsradio 950's Pat Sweeting.
Program Offers Help Returning To Work Are you at or beyond age 55 and looking for a job? N. Charles Anderson, President and CEO of the Urban League of Detroit and Southeast Michigan talked with WWJ's Pat Sweeting about the Mature Workers Program.
A Little Help Along the 'Road to Recovery' Mom needs to get to treatment and dad needs to use the car to get to work. Well, the American Cancer Society may be able to help through its “Road to Recovery” program, a transportation service to and from treatment.
Interview: Seniors At Risk for HIV With input from Detroit Medical Center's Dr. Lawrence Crane, WWJ Newsradio 950's Pat Sweeting explores the reasons why more people over age 50 are being diagnosed with HIV-AIDS.
How to Know It's Time to Dump Your Doctor In relationships, sometimes you have to know when to call it quits. That's especially true when it comes to the relationship with your doctor.
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