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Public health poster promoting measles vaccination
Michigan Breaking News

New Measles Cases Reported in Michigan

News Summary Two new cases of measles have been confirmed in Michigan, leading health officials to issue warnings about potential exposure in Allegan and Macomb counties. The first case is linked to Allegan County and involved exposure at multiple locations in Kent County. The second case occurred at a medical

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Dairy farm in Michigan with cows under a cloudy sky, symbolizing health risks from avian influenza.
Michigan Breaking News

H5N1 Avian Influenza Strain Detected in Michigan Dairy Worker

News Summary A dairy farmworker in Michigan has contracted an H5N1 avian influenza strain, raising concerns about airborne transmission and potential pandemic risks. While two workers exhibited mild symptoms in May 2024 and recovered, research shows that the virus can infect mammals and spread through the air, urging health officials

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Workers protesting in front of a nursing home for better wages and conditions.
Michigan Business News

Nursing Home Workers in Detroit Strike for Better Conditions

News Summary Over 300 nursing home employees from five Ciena Healthcare facilities in Metro Detroit initiated a one-day strike on May 20, 2025, advocating for better wages and conditions. Represented by SEIU Healthcare Michigan, the workers demand increased pay, paid sick time, improved shift differentials, and better health insurance due

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Hospitals in Michigan affected by proposed Medicaid cuts
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Faces Medicaid Cuts Amid Congressional Debate

News Summary Michigan is at risk of significant Medicaid program cuts that could impact millions of residents as Congress discusses a budget plan aimed at reducing healthcare and food assistance spending. The potential loss of coverage for up to 398,000 individuals raises concerns about health and well-being in the state.

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Community efforts in Michigan to reduce overdose deaths through naloxone distribution.
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Sees 36% Drop in Overdose Deaths in 2024

News Summary In 2024, Michigan experienced a significant 36% reduction in overdose deaths, bringing the total to 1,916, the lowest in nearly a decade. This decline reflects a national trend, with the U.S. overall seeing a 27% decrease in overdose fatalities. Key factors contributing to this positive change include improved

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Render of a new long-term care facility for veterans surrounded by greenery.
Michigan Business News

Genesee County Plans New Long-Term Care Facility for Veterans

News Summary Genesee County is moving forward with plans to establish a long-term care facility for veterans in the Flint area. The initiative, supported by the county Board of Commissioners and the Department of Veterans Services, aims to address the needs of the local veteran population of approximately 24,500. Alongside

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Beverage dispenser systems in a healthcare facility
Michigan Business News

Leonard’s Syrups Acquires Midwest Juice to Expand Healthcare Offerings

News Summary Leonard’s Syrups has successfully acquired Midwest Juice as part of its strategy to enhance healthcare beverage solutions in Michigan. The deal, facilitated by Calder Capital and closed on April 1, 2023, is significant given Midwest Juice’s reputation in offering reliable beverage systems. Leonard’s Syrups aims to retain all

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Healthcare team discussing data security measures
Michigan Business News

Data Breach Hits Ascension Healthcare, Affecting Patients in Five States

News Summary Ascension Healthcare reported a significant data breach affecting patients in Alabama, Michigan, Indiana, Tennessee, and Texas. The breach, linked to third-party software, compromised sensitive information including names, addresses, and Social Security Numbers. Ascension is taking steps to review protocols and offer support to affected individuals, including complimentary credit

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Children playing in a Michigan playground amidst a child care crisis.
Michigan Business News

Child Care Crisis Hits Michigan Families Hard

News Summary Michigan families are facing a severe child care crisis, with low wages driving caregivers away, leading to a shortage of affordable services. The state bears significant economic impacts, with estimated losses of $2.9 billion annually due to workforce issues. Proposed solutions involve wage subsidies and community programs like

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Interior of a mental health crisis stabilization unit with comfortable spaces.
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Enhances Mental Health Support with New Units

News Summary Michigan is investing $56 million to improve mental health care by establishing 13 crisis stabilization units (CSUs) across the state. These units aim to provide immediate support for individuals in mental health crises, allowing them to receive care in a calm environment rather than overcrowded emergency rooms. The

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