Michigan reports its first measles case of the year linked to international travel, with more exposures possible. A news conference is set to provide details.

CWD found in farmed deer in Osceola County, Michigan; state agencies emphasize early detection and containment efforts.

A third case of highly pathogenic avian influenza has been detected in a Monroe County, Michigan backyard flock, prompting quarantine and depopulation measures.

Trinity Health Livingston initiated an Adolescent Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program for youth aged 12-17, addressing the increased need for mental health care.

Two pediatric flu-related deaths in Kent County, Michigan bring the state's total to five for the season, prompting health officials to urge vaccination.

Medical experts in Detroit warn that snow shoveling can pose heart health risks, advising residents to stay hydrated, warm, take breaks, and watch for heart trouble signs.

Corewell Health advises Michigan patients with mild flu symptoms to avoid ERs due to longer wait times, and to consider alternatives like virtual care.

Michigan's CRA, with RWB Michigan LLC, issued a recall of Platinum Vape THC cartridges due to MCT oil content, which may harm lungs when inhaled. Users are advised to check product numbers and return or dispose of affected vapes.

The FDA upgraded a recall of broccoli florets sold at Walmart to Class I due to Listeria risk. The affected product is 12-ounce bags with a specific UPC and lot code.

Avian influenza is suspected to be the cause of numerous dead geese found in Shiawassee County, MI; experts await test results while local officials and hunters report and manage the situation.

A case of active tuberculosis at Kalamazoo Central High School has led to an investigation and free testing for close contacts, with the affected individual receiving treatment in isolation.

A sewage pipe break in Macomb County, Michigan, has caused a public health advisory, with officials urging water usage restrictions to prevent raw sewage from entering the Clinton River. Repair efforts are underway.

A Michigan beef cattle herd in Alcona County has tested positive for bovine tuberculosis, marking the first case since January 2022 within the state's Modified Accredited Zone.