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Topic: Vaccines

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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.

Source: The Detroit News

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Regular STI testing helps protect your health

Regular STI testing helps protect your health

Publication date: April 16, 2026

Last reviewed: April 16, 2026

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Regular STI testing helps everyone stay healthier, whether you have one partner or multiple. Some STIs don’t cause symptoms right away, and it can take up to three months after exposure for some to show up on a blood test. You can also lower your risk of STIs like syphilis by using condoms or other safer sex barriers. Learn where to get tested in Michigan by calling the Michigan HIV/STI Hotline at 1-800-872-2437. Visit MISexualHealthInfo.com for more.

Topic: STIs / STDs

Languages: English