Our health news section is dedicated to reporting on the health and wellness landscape of Michigan, from public health initiatives to breakthroughs in medical research. We cover the state’s response to health crises, developments in healthcare services, and strategies for improving community health. Our reporting aims to empower South Carolinians with knowledge about health issues and resources, promoting a healthier, more informed state.
News Summary Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu, scholars at the University of Michigan, face federal charges for allegedly smuggling the pathogen Fusarium graminearum into the
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
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
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
News Summary Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has announced significant changes to the state’s Uniform Securities Act, requiring investment professionals to report suspected financial exploitation
News Summary Zvi Levran, a former hockey doctor in Michigan, has been sentenced to 10 to 25 years in prison after pleading no contest to
News Summary Residents of Harrison Township, Michigan, are facing significant challenges due to the invasive algae species M. wollei, which is clogging lakes and canals.
News Summary The Michigan House of Representatives has passed significant legislation imposing tougher penalties on drug dealers to combat the fentanyl crisis. House Bills 4255
News Summary The Michigan House has approved two significant bills aimed at increasing penalties for fentanyl manufacturing and distribution. With bipartisan support, House Bills 4255
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
