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As measles cases grow in Michigan, experts emphasize prevention and awareness. Staying up to date on vaccines helps protect your family and your community. If you have questions, talk to your healthcare provider to discuss what’s right for your family. bit.ly/4sN01sf

A new variant of COVID-19 has been detected in Michigan, known as the 'Cicada' strain. The symptoms are similar to recent strains, and tools like vaccination, testing, and staying home when sick still help reduce risk. Learn more about the variant: ivaccinate.org/cicada-covid-1…

Baby coughs can be stressful. Most are mild, but symptoms like difficulty breathing, wheezing, or dehydration mean it’s time to seek care. Michigan is still in respiratory virus season. This guide helps parents know what to watch for: ivaccinate.org/your-baby-has-…

A teenager ended up on life support after contracting measles. When fewer than 90% of a population is vaccinated, disease can begin to spread to those who are susceptible to infection. Keep your community safe and get vaccinated. Read Makayla's story: bit.ly/4bFMMCh

A child in Kent County has died of the flu, marking the first pediatric death of the 2026 season. Health officials remind families that influenza can be serious, especially for children. Learn more here: bit.ly/479eypE

As families go on spring break, measles is not just a distant headline. It’s an ongoing national concern. "Vaccination is a powerful step families can take to protect not only their own children but students across our state." Read more from @MDHHS_CME: ivaccinate.org/vaccines-keep-…

Having questions about what's best for your child's health makes you a good parent. This guide answers common questions Michigan parents have about the MMR vaccine and measles protection. If you have questions, get answers here: ivaccinate.org/kids-and-the-m…

Why does this flu season feel so severe? Experts say circulating strains have changed, and flu activity has stayed high longer than usual. Learn what you can do to reduce your family's risk: ivaccinate.org/why-the-flu-fe…

As childhood vaccination rates continue to decline in Michigan, healthcare providers are preparing for measles cases. Protect your family and your community by getting caught up on vaccines. bit.ly/4b0p054

⚠️ @MichiganHHS has announced Michigan’s first measles outbreak of 2026, after infections were linked among three people in Washtenaw County over eight days. Get caught up on vaccines if your family has fallen behind & get the facts: ivaccinate.org/michigan-decla…

Recent measles outbreaks in the U.S. have health officials warning spring break travelers to take caution. Measles is highly contagious and serious. Ensure you and your loved ones are up to date on vaccinations before your travels. Get the facts: bit.ly/4drXe2O

The best way to protect your family and community from serious, highly contagious diseases like measles is to get vaccinated. If you've fallen behind schedule, call your child’s doctor to get caught up on vaccines and get the facts: ivaccinate.org/measles-isnt-j…

A new @CDCgov travel advisory warns travelers about polio circulating in 32 countries, including several in Europe. Health officials recommend checking your vaccination status before traveling. bit.ly/40qRKOf

⚠️ Washtenaw County has confirmed the first case of measles in Michigan in 2026. The tragic death of a child from influenza, the third this flu season, was also reported. Now’s the time to make sure your family is protected from preventable diseases. ivaccinate.org/michigan-confi…

Recent federal vaccine recommendations have shifted, but leading medical organizations and clinicians are sticking with evidence-based guidance they’ve followed for years. If you have questions, talk to your child's doctor and get the facts: bit.ly/3MZAEDZ

Health officials in Oregon have declared a measles outbreak after five cases were confirmed. Dr. Howard Chiou, @OHAOregon, warns this may be just a fraction of current measles cases in the state. Read more here: bit.ly/40dt5fW

This spring break, measles is not just a distant headline. It’s a growing national concern, with cases continuing to be reported across the country. Vaccination is safe, effective, & the best way for Michigan families to stay protected. Get the facts at IVaccinate.org

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine is highly effective. The vaccine protects against the high-risk HPV types 16 and 18, which cause most cervical cancers and have been shown to be safe and effective in preventing HPV infection and #CervicalCancer.

#Pregnant women have many difficult decisions to make, but preventing flu, COVID-19, RSV, and whooping cough does not have to be among them. Talk with a trusted healthcare professional about #vaccines to help protect both mom and baby. 🤰 Learn more: nfid.org/pregnancy

Two individuals in the Chicago area have died from meningococcal disease, with seven more cases being reported this year. This is a highly fatal disease, but it is preventable with vaccination. Talk with your provider and get caught up on vaccines. bit.ly/3ZUMIJL