Foodborne Illness Watch: Michigan confirmed the first two deaths tied to the nationwide cyclosporiasis outbreak, with the state reporting 11,234 cases and 193 hospitalizations; Kentucky has nearly 275 confirmed cases, and health officials say symptoms can last weeks and dehydration risk is a key concern. Local Food Safety: Publix expanded recalls of GreenWise frozen organic blueberries and mixed berries sold in Kentucky due to potential E. coli contamination; CDC-linked illnesses include hospitalizations, and shoppers are urged to discard or return the products. Blood Supply: The American Red Cross says the national blood supply is at a four-year summer low (under a day of type O), while Kentucky Blood Center reports low but not “crisis” levels—donations are needed to prevent delays in surgeries and cancer care. Medicaid Enforcement: Kentucky Attorney General Jeff Hanaway backed the STOP FRAUD in Medicaid Act, pushing Congress to let states go after beneficiary/recipient fraud, not just provider fraud. Health & Community: UofL Health sports medicine trainers are emphasizing heat-safety steps for student-athletes, including monitoring conditions and adjusting practices to prevent heat exhaustion. Policy/Access: A coalition of 25 states, including Kentucky, sued over Trump tariffs, arguing they raise costs for families and businesses—an indirect hit to health through affordability.