Michigan health updates

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Crowd at Michigan Stadium during Wolverines vs. Buckeyes game
Breaking News

Michigan Stadium Gears Up for Rivalry: Wolverines vs. Buckeyes

Ann Arbor, Michigan, November 25, 2025 As the rivalry game between the Michigan Wolverines and Ohio State Buckeyes approaches, fans are urged to bring their energy for the 121st meeting. Head coach Sherrone Moore emphasizes the importance of creating an electric atmosphere at Michigan Stadium. Both teams are in the hunt

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Proposed data center in Southeast Michigan with rural landscape
Michigan Business News

Controversy Surrounds Proposed Data Centers in Southeast Michigan

News Summary Four proposed data centers in Southeast Michigan, particularly a $1 billion project in Augusta Township, are causing budgetary and environmental concerns among local communities. While some officials support the development for its economic potential, residents fear the environmental impact and utility costs. A referendum is scheduled for 2026

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Commercial turkeys on a farm in Ottawa County, Michigan, with biosecurity measures in place.
Michigan Breaking News

Ottawa County Faces Major Avian Influenza Outbreak

News Summary Ottawa County, Michigan, is grappling with a significant outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in a commercial turkey flock of 30,000 birds. This outbreak, confirmed on October 7, 2025, marks the third case this year, with a cumulative loss of roughly 344,100 birds impacting the local poultry

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Mothers with infants receiving support through the Rx Kids program
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Boosts Funding for Rx Kids Program with $270 Million

News Summary Michigan has approved a $270 million funding boost for the Rx Kids program, aimed at supporting new mothers and infants. This initiative, funded through the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and the Healthy Michigan fund, will enhance access to essential resources for families over three years. The program

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Players in a high school football game
Michigan Breaking News

Stevensville Football Player Recovering from Spinal Injury

News Summary Colton Comer, a junior varsity football player from Lakeshore High School, is recovering at home after suffering a fractured spine during a game against Kalamazoo Central High School. The injury, which occurred on September 18, 2025, has raised serious concerns about safety in youth athletics. Videos showing the

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Community health fair promoting HIV awareness and testing.
Michigan Breaking News

Spike in HIV Cases in Northern Michigan

News Summary Recent data shows a 214% increase in HIV diagnoses in Northern Michigan over the past five years, particularly affecting individuals aged 40-60. This trend challenges past assumptions about HIV risk demographics, as many new cases are found in heterosexual, monogamous relationships. The Thomas Judd Care Center emphasizes regular

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Anesthesia team preparing for a surgical procedure in a hospital.
Michigan Business News

Concerns Raised Over Anesthesia Staffing at Corewell Health

News Summary A group of anesthesiologists in Michigan is voicing worries about the shift in anesthesia care at Corewell Health West, which favors less experienced doctors. The Michigan Society of Anesthesiologists initiated a campaign urging patients to request board-certified anesthesiologists amid a staffing shortage that has led to rescheduled surgeries.

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Vape cartridge recall warning
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Recalls Runtz Vape Cartridges Due to Contaminants

News Summary The Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency has issued a recall for Runtz-branded vape cartridges produced on February 25 due to harmful chemicals. This follows a similar recall of Kushy Punch cartridges. Consumers are urged to check packaging and report any adverse reactions. Approximately 5,800 cartridges were sold, with many

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Image of a rural hospital in Michigan highlighting healthcare challenges.
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Faces $15 Billion Health Care Impact from Tax Bill

News Summary President Trump’s new tax and spending bill is projected to cost Michigan’s health care system an estimated $15 billion over the next decade, particularly affecting rural hospitals. These facilities, already struggling financially, may see a significant decrease in funding, exacerbated by new Medicaid work requirements that could result

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A rural hospital in Michigan surrounded by fields
Michigan Breaking News

Three Rural Hospitals in Michigan at Risk of Closure Due to Medicaid Cuts

News Summary Three rural hospitals in Michigan face imminent closure due to severe cuts in Medicaid funding, as reported by the Cecil G. Sheps Center. This crisis stems from a reconciliation bill signed by President Trump that threatens to reduce healthcare access for millions. The hospitals, struggling with financial deficits

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