Michigan warns residents and visitors to avoid contact with foam in waterbodies due to potential PFAS exposure, linked to health issues.

Michigan's Department of Health and Human Services warns residents and visitors to avoid contact with foam on waterbodies, including lakes, rivers, and streams, due to potential harm from chemicals or bacteria. Natural foam can contain PFAS, linked to health issues like liver damage and high cholesterol. MDHHS advises rinsing off or bathing after touching foam and MDARD recommends keeping pets away.