The Michigan Senate convened on April 22, 2025, to discuss several key legislative matters, including the introduction of multiple bills and the adoption of significant resolutions aimed at raising awareness for various health issues.

During the session, the Senate received and referred several House bills for further consideration. Notably, House Bill 4081, which amends the Land Division Act, and multiple bills related to the revised school code and state school aid were introduced and referred to their respective committees.

A highlight of the meeting was the adoption of Senate Resolution 29, which designates April 20 through 26, 2025, as Infertility Awareness Week. Senator Chang emphasized the impact of infertility on over 300,000 Michiganders, noting that it affects both men and women. The resolution aims to raise awareness about the emotional and financial challenges faced by those dealing with infertility and to promote access to assisted reproductive technologies.

Additionally, Senate Resolution 30 was adopted to designate May 4 through May 10, 2025, as Tardive Dyskinesia Awareness Week. Senator Santana spoke about the condition, which affects over 500,000 Americans and is often misunderstood. The resolution seeks to reduce stigma and promote understanding of the disorder.

Senate Resolution 31 was also adopted, designating April 2025 as Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month, while Senate Resolution 32 recognized April as Autism Acceptance Month. Senator Weber shared personal insights into autism, advocating for better support and understanding for individuals on the spectrum.

The session concluded with the passage of Senate Bill 107, which amends the insurance code, and Senate Bill 144, which amends the public health code, both receiving strong support from the Senate members.

Overall, the meeting underscored the Senate's commitment to addressing critical health issues and supporting legislative measures that promote awareness and accessibility for affected individuals and families.