Food Safety Alert (Michigan): Michigan health officials say two people have died in the ongoing cyclosporiasis outbreak, the first U.S. deaths tied to the parasite. The state reported 11,508 cases as of Aug. 4, with Wayne and Oakland counties leading, and officials note both fatalities involved serious underlying conditions and dehydration. Outbreak Expansion (CDC): The CDC is expanding the outbreak to 15 states, adding six more where illnesses were traced to shredded iceberg lettuce from central Mexico. Prevention Guidance (Measles): Central Michigan District Health Department confirmed a measles case in Osceola County and urged families to check MMR records before school. Reproductive Health Access (Planned Parenthood): Planned Parenthood of Michigan announced the permanent closure of three clinics (Lansing, Livonia, Warren) after federal funding changes, shifting more care to virtual services and longer travel for in-person visits. Workforce & Care Training: An emergency rule in Wisconsin would let qualified registered nurses teach clinical courses—an example of states tackling nursing shortages. Public Health & Cybersecurity: Federal investigators are probing cyberattacks on water systems after suspected tampering in multiple states, including Michigan. Local Health Business: Chipotle removed jalapeños from restaurants tied to a Minnesota salmonella investigation, replacing product from different growers.