WHATS GOING AROUND

COVID cases continue to fall at Metro Detroit hospitals and doctors’ offices, but there are plenty of illnesses stepping up to make people sick. That includes a very contagious stomach virus.

COVID cases are trending down but some other illnesses are making a lot of people sick this week.

Every week our Good Health team talks with doctors and hospitals around Metro Detroit to find out what’s going around.

Every week our Good Health team talks with doctors and hospitals around Metro Detroit to find out what’s going around.

Every week our Good Health team talks with doctors and hospitals around Metro Detroit to find out what’s going around.

Every week our Good Health team talks with doctors and hospitals around Metro Detroit to find out what’s going around.

Every week our Good Health team talks with doctors and hospitals around Metro Detroit to find out what’s going around. This week there was a shift from other illnesses.

Every week our Good Health team talks with doctors and hospitals around Metro Detroit to find out what’s going around.

Every week our Good Health team talks with doctors and hospitals around Metro Detroit to find out what’s going around. This week there was a shift from other illnesses.

Flu cases continue to rise at the University of Michigan -- just as students are preparing to head for home.

Cases of COVID are up and the flu is on the rise in Metro Detroit. Doctors said they’re seeing lots of other viruses too.

It’s been a very busy week for pediatricians in Metro Detroit and a week of worry and disruption for parents.

Hospitals in Metro Detroit are seeing a lot of sick children with respiratory syncytial virus this week.

There is a lot of coughing going around Metro Detroit this week. While it’s not unusual for this time of the year, given the ongoing COVID pandemic, the coughs are attracting more attention than they used to.

Coronavirus is still spreading in Michigan but there are lots of other viruses circulating now too and that’s creating a difficult situation for doctors, workplaces, schools and parents.

Coronavirus cases are continuing to rise in Michigan, particularly in children -- but there are lots of other illnesses popping up too.

When schools turned to virtual learning due to the COVID pandemic there weren’t illnesses spreading in schools and when students did return masks and social distancing kept the usual illnesses at bay.