MI HR0053

Declares April 7-13, 2025, as National Public Health Week in Michigan

Recognizes public health professionals for their work in preventing disease spread, promoting healthy living conditions, and protecting communities

Highlights public health contributions including safe drinking water, childhood vision and hearing screenings, restaurant food safety inspections, disease surveillance, and emergency preparedness

Notes public health achievements such as a 60% reduction in global under-five child mortality since 1990, reduced spread of polio and malaria, improved maternal and infant health, and enhanced motor vehicle safety

Acknowledges the American Public Health Association, founded in 1872, which honors public health professionals annually