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Hope Network is expanding services to meet the growing need for autism care.

A growing number of Michigan parents are deciding not to vaccinate their children, and as students are heading back to school, new state data indicates a 12-year high vaccination rate decline

The holiday season can be difficult for suicide loss survivors, but an annual Grand Rapids conference aims to provide comfort

Kent County Parks and Calvin University have been working together on a tick surveillance study since 2020. Tick populations are spreading, and researchers have discovered a popular ornamental shrub is where they flourish

A recent report from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention indicates autism diagnoses among U.S. children are rising

The new guidance comes after a study showed that some dairy workers had signs of infection, even when they didn’t report feeling sick. Blood tests of 115 workers on farms in Michigan and Colorado showed that eight workers had antibodies that indicated previous infection.

This is the seventh detection of Avian Influenza in a commercial facility and the first detection in Newaygo County

April is Autism Acceptance Month and a West Michigan advocacy group has some advice to create healthy interactions, especially between children

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is updating its recommendations for people with a respiratory virus, including COVID-19

Michigan has recorded three confirmed Monkeypox cases since late June. The state is now investigating a probable case in Kent County.