Michigan Plant Hopes To Resume Baby Formula Production, Abbott Says

The Michigan facility was closed down three months ago to investigate possible bacterial contamination.​

Baby Formula Shortages In Michigan: FDA Working ‘Around The Clock’

Major drugstores and other retailers in Michigan, such as CVS, Walgreens and Target, have placed limits on the amount of formula customers.

Michigan Has 5th Safest Hospitals For Patient Safety In Nation: Report

The Leapfrog Group analyzed 81 hospitals across the state. 41 of them earned an "A" while 22 more received a "B."

Column: COVID Is Causing More Type 1 Diabetes In Kids, Who Will Be Saddled With High Insulin Prices

As nurses, my husband and I witnessed truly awful and devastating things treating patients on the frontlines of this pandemic.

4 Michiganders Likely Contracted COVID From Animals, First Known In US

Four Michiganders are the first known Americans likely to have contracted the coronavirus from animals after a strain was linked to minks.

Syphilis Cases Rising In MI: Officials Urge Residents To Test For STIs

Michigan saw 2,059 syphilis​ cases in 2020, nearly double the number the state saw in 2016, according to CDC data.

Bird Flu In Michigan: What To Know About Deadly Outbreak

Wild birds and backyard fowl in Michigan have tested positive for highly pathogenic avian flu.

Norovirus In Michigan: Why Cases Are On The Rise

Often mislabeled as a "stomach flu," the norovirus is seeing a surge in Michigan and other states.

Michigan COVID-19 Hospitalizations Drop Below 400: Officials

COVID-19 hospitalizations across Michigan dropped to their lowest levels since last summer, health officials announced Friday.

Ticks Are Waking Up In Michigan: How To Prevent Illnesses

It’s not too soon to start thinking about ticks, which transmit a variety of illnesses and diseases that can be deadly or debilitating.

2nd COVID Booster OKed For 50+, Immunocompromised In Michigan

Health officials have urged Michiganders to get vaccinated, especially if they intend to travel.

2nd COVID Booster Could Soon Get OK For 50+ In Michigan

Last week, Michigan health officials announced the BA.2 "stealth omicron" subvariant had been detected in the state.

Mich. Top Doc Says Eliminating COVID Is A ‘Pipe Dream,' People With Disabilities Remain At Risk

Bagdasarian closed out the town hall saying that, while Michigan is in a lower-risk phase now, she didn’t know how long it would last.

Michigan Reports 1,575 New COVID-19 Cases Since Wednesday

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) reported Friday that a total of 2,076,143 Michiganders have tested positive.

Michigan COVID Testing, Treatment Sites Lose Federal Funding

Those without insurance are urged to get their COVID-19 shots, boosters and tests by April 5 in Michigan.

American Advantage Home Care named a ‘Michigan Company to Watch’

Dearborn home health, hospice agency increased daily patient census 1,000% since 2019​, added offices in Grand Blanc, Detroit, Trenton

Michigan Has 2,770 New COVID-19 Cases Since Wednesday

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) reported Friday that a total of 2,071,587 Michiganders have tested positive.

Michigan Reports 1,819 New COVID-19 Cases Since Wednesday

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) that a total of 2,065,912 Michiganders have tested positive since Wednesday.

Michigan Reports 3,827 New COVID-19 Cases Since Wednesday

Johns Hopkins University reports that there are about 420.9 million confirmed cases worldwide and 5.8 million deaths.

Bovine TB Detected In First Private Deer Facilities Since 2009

Cervids include all species of deer, elk and moose as well as many other members of the Cervidae family of hoofed ruminant mammals.

Michigan Reports 5,716 New COVID-19 Cases Since Wednesday

The virus has been detected in all of Michigan’s 83 counties. The state’s COVID-19 fatality rate is currently at 1.5%.

Over 300K Michiganders Enroll In Health Insurance Marketplace Plans, The Most Since 2017

Nationally, more than 14.5 million people found a plan during open enrollment.

Michigan Has 4,778 People Hospitalized With COVID-19, With 502 On Ventilators

On Friday, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) reported that a total of 1,746,707 Michiganders have tested positive.

The Home Health Care Today Show speaks with U.S. Rep. Dingell

Dingell’s Better Care Better Jobs Act focuses on improving access to quality home health care

When Will COVID-19 Pills Be Available In Michigan?

Pills from Merck and Pfizer, which limit the severity of coronavirus illnesses, are moving through the regulatory process.

Dr. Farhan Bhatti: Make No Mistake. Michigan's Latest Surge Is Being Driven By The Unvaccinated.

Nearly a year ago, vaccines to protect people against COVID-19 were rolled out to the world.

First Case Of COVID-19 Omicron Variant Detected In Michigan

Michigan joins the list of more than 20 other states with confirmed Omicron detections.

How To Get An Affordable Flu Shot In Michigan

GoodRx is working with leading pharmacy chains to get you lower prices for your flu shot.

Onions Recalled In Michigan, Other States For Salmonella Risk

The recall affects whole, fresh onions sold to distributors, restaurants and grocery stores in all 50 states.

Burcham Hills celebrates $31M independent living expansion

Expansive project includes 4-story building, upscale apartments, dining and fitness areas, large patio and a mid-Michigan first for seniors

West Michigan Seniors Can Navigate Medicare Options From Home

Free Online Medicare Webinars Offered by Answer Health

Booster Shot Of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Recommended By FDA Panel

Anyone who received a J&J shot at least two months ago will be eligible for an additional dose, under the committee’s recommendation.

Michigan Nursing School Sees Applications Spike, A National Trend

As nurses report burnout, the University of Michigan's nursing school saw about 1,800 applicants for 150 slots, up from about 1,200 in 2019.

109 Michigan Schools Report COVID-19 Outbreaks

The virus has been detected in all of Michigan’s 83 counties. The state’s COVID-19 fatality rate is currently at 2.1%.

Michigan Reports 6,604 COVID-19 Cases Since Monday

Combining the state’s confirmed positive cases with probable cases brings the total up to 1,102,957 statewide cases and 21,920 deaths.

Michigan Has Had The Equivalent Of Seven 9/11s In COVID-19 Deaths

The virus has killed 4.6 million people around the world and 658,865 Americans, per tracking compiled by the New York Times.

Trish Zornio: COVID Vaccines For Younger Kids Are Coming, But They Can't Be Rushed

Immediately after authorization, Pfizer launched pediatric efforts starting with clinical trials for older children in mid-March.

Here's Where COVID-19 Vaccines Clinics Are Across Michigan

If you still need to get your COVID-19 shot, scroll through our searchable database of upcoming clinics and testing sites below.

Michigan Reports 4,448 COVID-19 Cases Since Wednesday

As of Friday, the state reports that 882,059 people have recovered from COVID-19.

CDC: All 83 Michigan Counties Have ‘High' Or ‘Substantial' Community COVID-19 Spread

The state notes that 42 of the deaths announced come from the most recent review of vital records and testing data.