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Michigan reports 2,640 cyclosporiasis cases as of July 13, a significant increase from earlier weeks, with 44 hospitalizations. The CDC tracks 843 confirmed domestic cases since May 1 but acknowledges lagging data, while the source of the outbreak remains unidentified.

Michigan reports 1,251 cyclosporiasis cases as of July 9, with no identified source. Cases increased from 700 on July 6 to 1,251 in two days. Health officials warn of contaminated produce and recommend washing or cooking leafy greens, herbs, and berries to reduce risk.

A cyclosporiasis outbreak in Michigan has reached nearly 1,000 cases, with cases 20 times higher than normal. The parasite, linked to fresh produce, causes severe intestinal illness, leading to hospitalizations. A patient, Larry Hall, described critical symptoms including severe dehydration and unregistered magnesium levels.

A person of interest in a threat against Wayne State University and other entities was arrested outside Detroit. The university declared the security situation 'resolved' and increased campus security measures. No details about the threats or the individual's identity were released.

A suspect was arrested for allegedly making threats at Wayne State University. The university released the suspect's photo to the media to gather tips and increase awareness for the campus and community.

Police at Wayne State University are searching for Kyle W. Brown, a man accused of making threats to campus and other entities. Authorities released his photo, increased security, and urged the public to report sightings. Details about the specific threats have not been disclosed.

Wayne State University police and other law enforcement agencies are investigating online threats made by Kyle W. Brown against the university and other entities. The university has increased campus security, released Brown's photo, and urged the community to remain vigilant and report any sightings.

Wayne State University has acknowledged online threats made by Kyle W. Brown against the university and other entities. The school confirmed awareness of the threats in a released statement.

The article highlights the role of labor unions, particularly the UAW, in shaping U.S. history through events like the Chrysler sit-down strike and the Battle of the Overpass. It emphasizes how the labor movement contributed to the creation of the middle class and established employment laws, while also discussing recent developments like Michigan's repeal of Right to Work laws.

Voters currently elect governing board members for Michigan's three largest public universities. A new proposal seeks to shift this authority to the governor, but some argue it could backfire.

A free speech group claims Michigan State University's revised board of trustees code of conduct violates the First Amendment by restricting trustees' speech and criticism of institutional decisions. The university defended the changes, citing legal review and similar standards at other institutions, while two trustees who refused to sign the updated code lost conference credentials.