Keenan Smith is a Morning News Anchor at FOX 17: WXMI TV. He specializes in consumer health and health news, with a focus on mental health, consumer products, and product recalls. Keenan's work has been featured in WXYZ Detroit, Nature Portfolio, WPTV, NewsBreak, and WMYD-TV20 Detroit.
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By: Keenan Smith
If you start your day with a protein shake, you're not alone. But a new Consumer Reports investigation finds that many popular protein powders and
By: Keenan Smith
From Ramadan to Lent, fasting is as old as faith itself. But in recent years, millions of Americans have embraced intermittent fasting for better health. Some even claim it sharpens the mind.
By: Keenan Smith
Now that Thanksgiving travel is behind us, healthcare providers across metro Detroit are seeing a clear jump in seasonal illnesses.
By: Keenan Smith
For a lot of allergy sufferers, spring starts with a routine: check the pollen count and brace for the day. But in Michigan, the number on your phone may not be based on real local measurement at all.
(WXYZ) — A lot of us have done it; you experience a symptom, maybe something new or concerning, but instead of calling your doctor, you ask Artificial Intelligence.
By: Keenan Smith
(WXYZ) — Do you go to urgent care or your primary care doctor? With access getting tighter and urgent care clinics popping up everywhere, more
By: Keenan Smith
Surgeons at Henry Ford Health are using breakthrough modeling to see tumors and organs in three dimensions, and taking that advanced modeling into the surgical suite
By: Keenan Smith
Tonight kicks off Strike Out Cancer weekend at Comerica Park, as the Tigers host the Toronto Blue Jays for a three-game series. The weekend will raise money for the Karmanos Cancer Institute.
By: Keenan Smith
(WXYZ) — May is Lupus Awareness Month and for many people living with Lupus, the hardest battle is not just the disease itself, but getting doctors and even loved ones to believe something is wrong.
By: Keenan Smith
(WXYZ) — For years, schools raced to put laptops, tablets and learning apps into classrooms.
