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Masks few and far between three years after COVID-19 pandemic began

Health care experts say masks still have benefits, but say communication is better without them. Some people expect the virus to rebound.

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U-M survey finds 39% of nurses plan to leave their jobs within the next year

This is happening in a state where health care leaders say they are already dealing with vacancies and expecting demand for care to increase as the population ages.

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U-M survey finds 39% of nurses plan to leave their jobs within the next year

This is happening in a state where health care leaders say they are already dealing with vacancies and expecting demand for care to increase as the population ages.

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8-year-old helps save great-grandmother who got trapped under car

A Michigan girl jumped into action to help when her great-grandmother became trapped under a car earlier this month.

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Expected bitter cold temperatures pose serious risks to elderly, homeless

The snow is not the only thing that will pack a punch on Friday. Better cold temperatures and strong winds have the potential to pose health risks for vulnerable populations.

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