Cyclosporiasis Update: Michigan’s cyclosporiasis count climbed to 13,909 cases, up from 12,485 last Thursday, with 314 hospitalizations and two deaths reported; Wayne, Oakland, Washtenaw, Ingham and Genesee counties lead, and MDHHS continues weekly tracking as clinicians note symptoms can linger and standard stool tests may miss the parasite unless specifically ordered. Food Safety & Federal Response: The broader U.S. outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce remains under scrutiny, with Sen. Elizabeth Warren demanding HHS communications tied to Taylor Farms as FDA inspections at the Mexican growing site began weeks after the first outbreak naming. School Health in Detroit: Detroit Public Schools Community District’s health hubs—free health and wellness support inside schools—are helping families tackle barriers tied to chronic absenteeism, including referrals for basic needs like clothing and laundry support. Workforce Training in Monroe: Monroe County Community College and ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital will host an Aug. 19 open house for a Sterile Processing Technician program, training students for roles supporting surgical instrument cleaning and sterilization. Preventive Care Reminder: MDARD is urging pet owners to update vaccinations ahead of late-summer outdoor exposure risks, noting vaccines protect animals and can reduce spread to people. Air Quality Guidance: A mold and air quality expert recommends daily outdoor air checks and taking indoor precautions when pollution spikes, citing wildfire-smoke impacts seen across the region this summer.