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  1. Drug Take Back Day

    Drive-Thru Drug Take-Back Day – Spring 2026

    Safely dispose of your unused, unwanted, or expired medications this spring at the Drive-Thru Drug Take-Back Day hosted at Promedica Hickman Hospital. Read More
  2. Blood Drive

    Give Blood, Give Hope: Community Blood Drive at the Human Services Building

    The drive will take place Monday, April 6, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM in the River Raisin Room at the Lenawee County Human Services Building. Read More
  3. Spring Health Check

    2026 Spring Health Check

    Join us at the 2026 Spring Health Check on 4/23 from 8 AM - Noon. Free and low-cost screenings available! Read More
  4. eRace the Stigma

    2026 Greg Adams E-Race Stigma 5K

    This year's event will be held on Sunday, May 17th in downtown Adrian, starting at the Farmer's Market. Read More
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    Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) at Community Action Agency

    Residents of Jackson, Lenawee, and Hillsdale counties with household income up to $69,000 in 2025 can get their tax returns prepared FREE through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program at Community Action Agency. Read More
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  1. Healthy Easter Baskets-2-spotlight

    Healthy Easter Baskets: Fun Alternatives to All the Sugar

    Easter baskets can still feel magical without doubling as a dessert buffet. In fact, they can be even more fun.

  2. What Public Health Does for You Every Day

    What Public Health Does for You Every Day

    While you’re going about your routine, grabbing coffee, heading to work, making dinner, the Lenawee County Health Department is right there in the background, helping keep things safe, steady, and just a little bit healthier for everyone.
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    Chasing Rainbows: Outdoor Safety as Spring Begins

    Before you sprint outdoors like a leprechaun late for work, here are a few friendly safety tips to keep your spring adventures lucky rather than unlucky.
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    Don’t Press Your Luck: Why Preventive Screenings Matter

    Let’s chat about why these routine tests matter and why trusting luck alone is a gamble not worth taking.
  5. When to Stay Home: A Guide to Not Sharing Your Germs

    When to Stay Home: A Guide to Not Sharing Your Germs

    We get it. Staying home can feel inconvenient, awkward, or even a little guilt-inducing. But sometimes the most caring thing you can do for your family, coworkers, classmates, and community is simple: don’t share your germs. Here’s a practical guide to knowing when it’s time to stay home, rest up, and keep everyone else healthier too.
  6. Know Your Numbers

    Know Your Numbers: Why Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, and Glucose Matter

    Blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood glucose may not sound exciting, but they’re basically your body’s behind-the-scenes report card. They tell you what’s going on inside, even when everything feels normal and life is humming along just fine. And yes, it’s completely possible for things to be a little off even when you feel great.

  7. Nutrition on a Budget: Healthy Eating During the Post-Holiday Stretch

    Nutrition on a Budget: Healthy Eating During the Post-Holiday Stretch

    January often arrives with a mix of fresh intentions and tighter finances. After holiday meals, travel, and gift-giving, many households are looking for ways to stretch their grocery dollars while still eating well. The good news is that healthy eating does not have to be expensive. With a little planning and a few smart strategies, nutritious meals can fit into nearly any budget.
  8. Mental Health Reset: Beating the Winter Blues

    Mental Health Reset: Beating the Winter Blues

    For many people, this time of year brings a noticeable dip in mood, motivation, and energy. If you’ve been feeling a little “off” since winter set in, you’re not alone.
  9. Germ Hotspots in Your Home You Might Be Missing

    Germ Hotspots in Your Home You Might Be Missing

    We all know germs are sneaky, but did you know some of the biggest culprits are sitting right in your own home? Let’s take a peek at some of the most common germ hangouts and how to send them packing.
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    Sniffles, Sneezes, or Something More? Sorting Out Cold, Flu, and Allergy Season

    Ah, fall in Michigan—when the air gets crisp, the leaves crunch underfoot, and the tissue boxes start flying off the shelves. It seems like everyone you know is sniffling, sneezing, or coughing. But the real mystery is this: Do you have a cold, the flu, or are your allergies just staging a dramatic comeback?
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    Safe Handling, Safe Home: Reducing Firearm Risk

    Whether you hunt, enjoy sport shooting, or keep a firearm for personal protection, the right to own and carry a gun comes with an important responsibility: keeping yourself, your loved ones, and your community safe.
  12. The Link Between Environmental Health & Public Health

    The Link Between Environmental Health & Public Health

    Our environment plays a crucial role in shaping public health. The air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, and the spaces we live in all impact our well-being.
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    Protecting Our Children: Lead Poisoning Prevention and Treatment

    Here’s what you need to know about preventing lead poisoning and how we’re here to help.
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    Why You Should Wash Your Hands Often (It's Not Just for Pandemics!)

    It's an essential practice for maintaining overall health and preventing a variety of illnesses. Let’s dive into the reasons why this mundane practice deserves our ongoing attention.
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    The Crucial Role of Public Health and the Lenawee County Health Department

    The first week of April is National Public Health Week and is a great time to review why we even have organizations focused on public health and why the Lenawee County Health Department began.

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    Get Tested, Stay Healthy

    Unfortunately, many STIs can go undetected due to a lack of symptoms, leading to potential long-term health complications and increased risk of transmission to others.

  1. 1 Healthy Easter Baskets-2-spotlight
  2. 2 What Public Health Does for You Every Day
  3. 3 Chasing Rainbows-2-spotlight
  4. 4 Dont Press Your Luck-2-spotlight
  5. 5 When to Stay Home: A Guide to Not Sharing Your Germs
  6. 6 Know Your Numbers
  7. 7 Nutrition on a Budget: Healthy Eating During the Post-Holiday Stretch
  8. 8 Mental Health Reset: Beating the Winter Blues
  9. 9 Germ Hotspots in Your Home You Might Be Missing
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  11. 11 safe home
  12. 12 The Link Between Environmental Health & Public Health
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  14. 14 boy showing washed hands
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  1. Lenawee County Health Department 
    1040 S Winter Street 
    Suite 2328 
    Adrian, MI 49221 

    Phone: 517-264-5226 
    Fax: 517-264-0790 
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