News & Fun in Michigan
A University of Michigan study highlights that older couples’ drinking habits initially improve health but worsen over time, particularly affecting women in mismatched drinking patterns, urging couple-focused healthcare interventions.
Huron County Beach Testing confirms all public swimming areas passed E. coli limits in Week 3 of the 2025 season, ensuring safe conditions across the region. Huron County Beach Testing Confirms Clean Water at All Locations BAD AXE — Issued by …
The Saginaw resource fair consists of over 35 organizations gathering at Bliss Park to connect residents with health, housing, and employment support services. Wide Range of Essential Services Offered at Bliss Park SAGINAW, MI – The Saginaw Community Resource Fair returns …
Starting June 3, 2025, free water testing in Caseville, Michigan aims to address recurring summer water discoloration. Teams will collect samples from residents’ faucets to assess water quality and enhance public confidence in municipal systems.
The Barry-Eaton Health Department warns the public of a potential measles alert due to exposure linked to two mid-April dining locations, as a case investigation is underway. Measles Alert Exposure Warning in Michigan Prompts Call for Public Action LANSING, MI – …
Michigan participates in a national initiative to safely collect unused prescription drugs to combat abuse and environmental harm. Statewide take-back events aim to prevent misuse, protect communities, and enhance environmental safety, with year-round disposal options available for residents.
A new study from the University of Michigan reveals that high pollen levels significantly raise mortality rates among older adults with breathing issues. As climate change worsens, longer and more intense pollen seasons could pose a serious public health crisis.
Whooping cough cases have surged in Michigan, particularly among children aged five to seventeen, exceeding 1,500 cases this year. The rise correlates with a three percent decline in vaccination rates since 2020. Health officials emphasize vaccination as vital for prevention, urging parental action to safeguard children and community health.
