Michigan's MDHHS maintains its recommendation that everyone 6 months and older should get the COVID-19 vaccine, highlighting its importance during pregnancy and for children, despite recent changes in national guidelines.

Dearborn releases its first Community Health Needs Assessment identifying key health concerns like environmental and mental health, informing future policy and programs.

Jamestown Canyon virus has been detected in mosquitoes in Washtenaw County, Michigan, with health officials urging prevention measures to avoid bites. No human cases reported in 2025, but prior cases occurred from 2021-2024.

A Michigan healthcare provider offers a new non-invasive brain surgery that improves tremors in patients like former ICU nurse Jayne Dusendang, without incisions or anesthesia.

Lyme disease cases are on the rise in Lenawee County, with health officials reporting a significant increase in infections and advising precautions against tick bites.

West Nile Virus was detected in mosquitoes in Macomb County, prompting officials to advise precautions like using repellent and wearing long sleeves to prevent bites and potential virus spread.

Health officials warn of measles exposure at a Rochester Hills clinic and advise at-risk groups to consider IG treatment, amid declining vaccination rates.

Trinity Health Grand Rapids Breast Center earned a designation as a Certified Quality Breast Center of Excellence, one of 36 nationwide, for meeting rigorous quality standards in breast cancer care.

Michigan requires healthcare providers to report all ALS cases to enhance tracking and improve research into the disease's prevalence and risk factors.

Bedner Growers, Inc. cucumbers are recalled after a multi-state salmonella outbreak, affecting 26 people and leading to hospitalizations. No deaths are reported; the FDA investigates.

Lyme disease cases have risen by 168% in Michigan, with health officials urging precautions against tick bites and stressing the importance of early removal and monitoring for symptoms. Anaplasmosis cases are also increasing.

Michigan's health department warns against contact with foam on lakes and rivers due to PFAS contamination, advising rinsing off after exposure to protect health.

MDARD warns against unapproved psychoactive substances in foods, which are illegal and potentially harmful, emphasizing consumer safety and legal compliance.