Department: Feature Article

A fan of Abraham Maslow and his pyramid hierarchy has developed her own theory of self-fulfillment: The Life Puzzle.

Can a bit of laughter help on the road to recovery from a mental breakdown?

Is urine a natural wonder remedy, or disgusting waste product of the human body?

A spunky elderly woman and her quiet husband unexpectedly enter the life of a neighbor.

The words that hurt so much to hear were actually just what she needed to hear.

Considering some surgery abroad? Dr. Moreton has been there, done that, and would do it again.

A woman takes a healthier lifestyle one step at a time.

A toddler faces physical therapy, surgeries, and challenges with confidence, enthusiasm, and good humor.

A program at Hospice of Michigan helps to keep alive the stories that are important to patients receiving palliative care.

Would you do something that leaves you exhausted, dazed, in agony, and barely able to recognize your friends and family?

Two university students volunteer to teach the youth of the second-northernmost community in Canada about health and nutrition.

In 1994, in one horrible instance, a woman's life was changed.

"We were positive that we would always be young, firm-fleshed, and vibrant."

A lot of support – and a little humor – go a long way among family members in the Neuro Trauma ICU waiting room.

Aging can be depressing or funny, it's all in the attitude!

An introductory course on belly dance transforms a woman's body and life.

Over the millennia, humanity has developed some bizarre and amusing "cure-alls."

A woman's perspective on the richness of life, and on living with chronic disease.

A mentally ill woman receives temporary care in a small, remote coastal community in the 1950s.

Some interesting facts and findings about lies.