MDARD says bovine tuberculosis was found in herds in Alpena and Presque Isle counties during routine testing, prompting investigations and tighter testing rules in the region.

Henry Ford Health has added Cornerstone Medical Group — a 25‑office Macomb practice — bringing 80+ clinicians into its Henry Ford Medical Group this week.

Monroe County confirmed a measles case on April 2 and named two exposure sites in Ida and Milan; exposed people should monitor for 21 days.

A nationwide analysis finds cold months, not heat waves, account for far more heart-related deaths. Detroit cardiologists say patients and hospitals should plan for seasonal risk.

Parents in Auburn Hills say black mold in a rented manufactured home forced their children into nearly 100 doctor and hospital visits; public‑health guidance and tenant‑law options explain next steps.

Corewell Health posted about $1.27B in net income in 2025 after a surge in investment returns, positioning the system to build two massive patient towers in Michigan.

A Johns Hopkins analysis of Healthy Minds data shows large long‑term increases in depression and suicidal ideation among college students even as some short‑term measures improve.

State officials confirmed highly pathogenic avian influenza at two Kent County turkey operations this week; federal data show roughly 78,400 birds affected and MDARD urges strict biosecurity.

A Yale mapping tool finds nearly half of Michigan hospitals are in highly concentrated or monopoly markets, with big deals reshaping access and prices across the state.

Trinity Health will shift inpatient services from Howell into a new 174,000‑sq‑ft Brighton hospital this spring. Inpatients are slated to move April 19 and a public open house is April 11.

An unvaccinated adult with measles visited several Ypsilanti and Canton sites March 4–8; county officials have posted exposure windows and urge monitoring.

Hospital and business leaders at a Crain's roundtable warned Michigan's health system needs structural change to rein in rising premiums and protect access.

After a 15-year fight, a Shelby Township woman says a one-time CAR T infusion cleared her blood cancer and sent her dancing in the hospital waiting room. Corewell Health Beaumont now offers the therapy locally.