A health advisory in Manistee County, MI, warns against swimming in Crystal Lake due to high E. coli levels detected by District Health Department #10 and Ferris State University studies.

Recall issued for Diamond Shruumz edibles in Michigan after reports of illnesses and hospitalizations linked to high levels of muscimol. No fatalities reported.

Mayor Mike Duggan celebrated the opening of Medicina Scarlett, a Detroit clinic providing bilingual healthcare to meet the needs of the local Spanish-speaking community.

A no-swimming advisory has been issued for Oval Beach in Saugatuck, Michigan, due to high E. coli levels detected by the Allegan County Health Department.

Independence Lake Beach in Whitmore Lake is closed due to high E. coli levels. Health officials advise avoiding swimming until further tests deem the water safe.

A boil water advisory is in effect for parts of Livonia due to a malfunction causing low water pressure. Residents must boil water before consumption.

Michigan health officials warn against Diamond Shruumz products after a multi-state outbreak of severe illness, advising consumers to discard these mushroom-based snacks and retailers to stop sales.

Two Michigan beaches have been closed due to elevated bacteria levels, with St. Clair Shores Memorial Park Beach and Muskegon Lake's Water Sports Park affected.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan will stop covering certain weight-loss drugs, including Saxenda and Wegovy, for large group fully insured members from 2025 due to cost concerns.

Michigan's response to bird flu outbreaks is criticized by the poultry industry, despite aggressive steps by the state to enforce biosecurity measures and slow the spread among dairy farms and poultry operations.

Whooping cough cases are on the rise in Washtenaw County, with 21 reported this year, mostly among vaccinated teens and young adults. Health officials stress the need for quick treatment and prevention.

Michigan has repurposed COVID-19 testing sites into Wellness Centers to improve preventive healthcare and tackle racial health disparities, now also offering various free health services.

Detroit's "Dining with Confidence" ordinance requires restaurants to display a green or red placard based on their health inspection status. Critics worry about the impact on business reputation.