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The Metro: International Overdose Awareness Day marks 25 years of prevention, education and saving lives

Tia Graham August 24, 2026

Overdoses are down across the country and in particular here in Michigan.  Oakland County saw a 37% decrease in overdose...

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Health experts use social media to push back against misinformation

Pat Batcheller August 13, 2026

The rise in measles across the U.S. coincides with falling vaccination rates. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has...

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Older adults are unaware of 9-8-8 helpline, study finds

Nargis Rahman August 12, 2026

Note: The following story mentions suicide. The National Poll on Healthy Aging recently surveyed adults 50 and up to find out...

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The Metro: Michigan’s lesser-known strategy for fighting addiction

Sam Corey, The Metro July 30, 2026

Since the pandemic, overdose deaths are continuing to decline in Michigan. The number is dropping quickly in Metro Detroit.  There...

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The Metro: Wayne County finally sees drop in overdose deaths, but new drugs spark concern

Matt Williams, Sam Corey, The Metro July 28, 2026

Overdose deaths in Michigan have been declining since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic brought on concerning increase in drug-related fatalities....

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The Metro: Why we’re getting worse at catching outbreaks

Robyn Vincent, The Metro July 28, 2026

If you’ve spent a bad week this summer wondering what you ate, you’re not alone. Michigan seems to be at...

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‘Hormone Havoc’ sheds light on managing perimenopause

Nargis Rahman July 17, 2026

Dr. Amy Shah is a double board-certified MD and nutrition expert. She recently wrote the book “Hormone Havoc” about how...

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  • Food & Dining
  • Public Health

Celiac disease presents unnecessary obstacles to dining out

Sophia Valchine, Russ McNamara July 15, 2026

In America, the “amber waves of grain” have come to represent the strength of American agriculture. But not all Americans are included...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: A Blue Cross change could put therapy out of reach for many

Sam Corey, Israa Harb, The Metro June 25, 2026

For years, many of us accepted the stigma and avoided therapy. But things are changing. These days, people are seeking...

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Small Business Association of Michigan CEO says health care reckoning coming for small businesses

Russ McNamara June 8, 2026

New tariffs and threats to annex Canada were the concerns small businesses at the last Mackinac Policy Conference. This year,...

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Can and bottle returns are losing steam. What can Michigan do to increase recycling rates?

Jerome Vaughn June 8, 2026

Michiganders have been taking their pop bottles and cans back to grocery stores for nearly half a century to collect...

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State Rep. Ranjeev Puri is optimistic about meeting budget deadline this year, says more Republicans need to put Michigan first

Russ McNamara, Sophia Valchine June 1, 2026

Democrats control the state senate and the governorship. The squeaky wheel is the Michigan House – controlled not just by...

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