News Stories

Saving Face: Beaumont Surgeons Reconstruct Boy’s Nose

Disfigured by a life-sparing facial surgery, Adan spent his first nine years in Central America. Then, an international, nonprofit children’s health organization brought him to the U.S. for nasal reconstruction. The Gebbens of Zeeland, Mich., his host family, turned to the medical team at Beaumont's Ian Jackson Craniofacial and Cleft Palate Clinic for help.

A Sisterhood of Nursing: Three Beaumont Nurses Follow in Their Mom’s Footsteps

Their mom is dubbed “Michigan’s longest serving nurse.” The nursing longevity gene seems to run in the family. Julie McClure, Darlene Ditrapani and Laurie Johnson are all Beaumont nurses. Their combined years of nursing experience equal 105.

Cane and Able Stroke Support Group Celebrates 30th Year

At 46, Rochester Hills children’s author Brenda Yee experienced a stroke. Recalls Brenda, “April 15, 2002 was the worst day of my life.” After the stroke, she felt cut off from social opportunities. That all changed after attending a Beaumont stroke support group program.

Beaumont Children's Hospital Opens State's First Hospital-Based Anti-Bullying Program

Beaumont Children’s Hospital has launched Michigan’s first hospital-based, anti-bullying program to raise awareness, provide supportive counseling and develop research-based bullying programs.

Holy Guacamole: Have a Healthy Cinco de Mayo

Guacamole, made predominantly of avocados, is a popular food many will enjoy on Cinco de Mayo. Silvia Veri, a registerd dietitian and nutrition supervisor at Beaumont's Weight Control Center provides nutrition information, health benefits and a recipe using the green fruit.