Cyclospora Update: Michigan’s cyclosporiasis count climbed to 6,571 cases as of Tuesday, with MDHHS adding 423 new cases and noting infections across 65 of 82 counties; officials continue to urge people to buy whole heads of lettuce and follow guidance while the FDA investigates a multistate outbreak tied to shredded iceberg lettuce. Food Safety & Outbreak Response: The FDA says its traceback work is still converging on Taylor Farms shredded iceberg lettuce from central Mexico, even as it also opened a separate investigation into a newly identified Cyclospora outbreak from an unknown source. Hospital Quality: Trinity Health Michigan hospitals (including Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, Livonia, Muskegon and Oakland) earned American Heart Association stroke-care awards, highlighting continued focus on early detection and guideline-based treatment. Youth Mental Health: Michigan’s OK2SAY student safety tip line logged nearly 11,000 reports over the past year, with mental health and violence concerns among the most common. Injury Prevention: Michigan is rolling out injury and violence data dashboards to help communities target firearm and nonfatal suicide prevention strategies using local trends. Public Health Access: A Detroit-area report highlights how families often have to fight denials to get children mental health care, pointing to a fragmented system that makes advocacy a full-time job.