Michigan Struggles with Surge in Whooping Cough and Measles as Vaccination Rates Drop
Michigan experiences a surge in whooping cough cases and a measles outbreak, attributed to declining vaccination rates and improved diagnostics. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccinations.
Second Measles Case Confirmed in Ingham County This Month as Health Officials Urge Vaccination Compliance
Ingham County, Michigan, reports a second measles case in a one-year-old boy, linked to an earlier case involving a one-year-old girl. Health officials stress low risk of widespread contagion due to vaccinations and early isolation.
Ingham County Confirms First Measles Case Since 1994, Michigan Battles Fifth Outbreak This Year
Ingham County, Michigan, confirms its first measles case since 1994 in a vaccinated one-year-old girl; health officials list potential exposure sites and urge public to check vaccination status.
Oakland and Macomb Counties in Michigan Report Cases of Mumps and Measles, Prompting Vaccination Urges
Oakland County, Michigan reports its first mumps case of the year, and Macomb County confirms a new measles case linked to travel in Canada. Health officials stress the importance of the MMR vaccine in preventing such diseases.
Michigan Faces Measles Scare with Second 2025 Case as Kent County Reports First Instance Since 2013 Amid National Outbreak
Michigan reports its second measles case of 2025 in Kent County, the first since 2013, linked to an adult who traveled abroad. Dr. Adam London stresses the importance of vaccination amid the surge.












