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Topic: Vaccines
Topic: Substance use education
Topic: Gun violence prevention
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October 14, 2026
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.
Source: The Detroit News
September 15, 2026
This article from Public Good News outlines the steps to file an Extreme Risk Protection Order in Michigan to help prevent firearm suicides and other types of gun violence.
August 14, 2026
This article from Public Good News shares tips from experienced Michigan hunters to help reduce the risk of firearm injuries and accidents in the field.
Each month, we will send out a newsletter with insights into trending health conversations, along with talking points and shareable content to use in your own communications.
Publication date: August 12, 2026
Last reviewed: August 18, 2026
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Teal graphic with photos of Narcan nasal spray and drug test strips. Headline reads: “Something can look like cocaine but be mixed with fentanyl or other deadly substances.” Smaller text reads: “If you use drugs or are around people who do: Know the signs of overdose; carry Narcan and learn how to use it; use test strips for fentanyl and xylazine. Free tools help stop overdoses in Michigan.”
Topic: Substance use education
Languages: English