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Opinion: Nitrous oxide misuse is rising. Michigan lawmakers must act.

October 14, 2026

Opinion: Nitrous oxide misuse is rising. Michigan lawmakers must act.

This op-ed, written by Michigan physician leaders and toxicology experts, warns about rising rates of nitrous oxide misuse, particularly among teens and young people. It examines how easy access to nitrous oxide has spurred recreational use and calls on policymakers to set new regulations. This piece was originally published in the Detroit News.

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Check that children are up to date on measles vaccines

Check that children are up to date on measles vaccines

Publication date: August 12, 2026

Last reviewed: October 14, 2026

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The first day of school is coming fast, and kids need protection against measles as cases appear across the U.S. and in Michigan.

Measles is very contagious and can spread quickly among unprotected students in classrooms, potentially leading to serious complications and disrupted learning. The MMR vaccine is the only safe way to prevent infection, and it’s required for students in Michigan.

Talk to your child’s health care provider to make sure they’re up to date on vaccines. Learn more about the vaccines Michigan students need: bit.ly/michigan-school-vaccines

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Bright yellow and turquoise notebook-style graphic with pink brushstrokes and geometric patterns. Text reads: “Contagious diseases like measles can spread quickly among unprotected students. Michigan students need the MMR vaccine to help protect themselves and their classmates.”

Topic: Vaccines

Languages: English