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.

Michigan health officials urge vaccinations amid a rise in respiratory illnesses, including flu, COVID-19, and RSV, especially as children return to school.

Corewell Health opens a new clinic in Boston Square, offering a variety of medical services, education, and preventative care to address health disparities in the area.

Michigan confirms a case of avian flu in Wayne County, prompting quick depopulation to prevent spread and emphasizing biosecurity measures for bird owners.

A 12th person is under observation for potential bird flu exposure after an outbreak at an Oakland County park farm, with officials stressing low public risk.

Detroit Medical Center restricts visitors amid a flu surge, banning those 12 or under and limiting patients to two visitors to curb the spread of illness.

Eleven people in Oakland County are under surveillance after exposure to H5N1 bird flu; two show symptoms and are being tested. Authorities are monitoring the situation and advising biosecurity measures.

Braga Fresh has recalled Marketside Broccoli Florets sold at Walmart due to Listeria contamination concerns. No illnesses reported; consumers advised to dispose of the product.

Michigan reports an outbreak of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in Jackson and Ottawa Counties, affecting backyard and commercial poultry, with the MDARD imposing quarantines and safety measures.

Avian influenza has been detected in an Ottawa County flock, leading to swift quarantine and depopulation efforts to prevent spread and secure Michigan's food supply.

Michigan is experiencing a surge in whooping cough cases, with vaccination rates dropping and over 1,500 cases reported this year. Health officials urge up-to-date vaccinations.

Michigan Medicine will discontinue the University of Michigan Health Plan after 2025, citing financial sustainability issues within the competitive insurance market.

A University of Michigan study found that quitting smoking can add years to one's life, even for those aged 75, challenging the notion that only the young benefit from cessation.