Too Young To Die - An update on the Impact of Sudden Cardiac Death of the Young in Michigan 1999-2011

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is pleased to present this updated report detailing the impact of sudden cardiac death (SCD) in Michigan young people under age 40—an issue of grave public health concern.

US Surgeon General's Family Health History Initiative

This initiative focuses on the importance of family history and encourages all American families to learn more about their own histories and provides a Family History Portrait Tool to track and share this information among family members.

1965-2015: Michigan Newborn Screening: A Public Health Success Story

Reflecting on 50 years of Michigan's Newborn Screening Program.

2013-2016 MI HEARTSafe Schools

List of 2013-2016 MI HEARTSafe Schools.

2014-2017 MI HEARTSafe Schools

List of 2014-2017 MI HEARTSafe Schools.

2015-2018 Awarded Schools

2016-2019 Awarded Schools

2018 Prevent to Protect Infographic

This infographic provides information in Spanish on how women can protect their baby during pregnancy.

After Newborn Screening: Your Baby's Blood Spots - Michigan BioTrust for Health Consent Brochure

A helpful brochure from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services of facts about consenting for researchers to use your child's residual blood spots for future health research.

After Newborn Screening: Your Baby's Blood Spots - Michigan BioTrust For Health Consent Brochure (Arabic)

A helpful brochure from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services of facts about consenting for researchers to use your child's residual blood spots for future health research (Arabic).

After Newborn Screening: Your Baby's Blood Spots - Michigan BioTrust for Health Consent Brochure (Audio Recording)

An audio recording of a helpful brochure on the BioTrust from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services containing facts about parents consenting for researchers to use your child's residual blood spots for future health research.

After Newborn Screening: Your Baby’s Blood Spots - Michigan BioTrust for Health Consent Brochure (Spanish)

A helpful brochure from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services of facts about consenting for researchers to use your child's residual blood spots for future health research (Spanish).