MSU researchers: Young athletes should take a cross-training vacation for better performance, health
MSU researchers say that young athletes who specialize in just one sport experience more injuries and injury-related surgeries.
Ask the Expert: Are Artificial Food Dyes Safe?
Are artificial food dyes safe? MSU expert Jamie Alan explains potential behavioral effects in children, recent regulatory changes, and natural dye alternatives.
Ask The Expert: How can we help children who have chronic pain?
MSU expert Natoshia Cunningham shares how cognitive behavioral therapy can help children manage chronic pain—even in rural areas lacking pediatric mental health resources.
A Community Approach to Street Medicine in Traverse City
Led by Dr. David Klee, the Traverse City Street Medicine program delivers compassionate, trauma-informed care to people experiencing homelessness, meeting them in tents, vehicles, or wherever they call home.
Rx Kids Program Surpasses $10 Million in Cash Prescriptions Across Michigan
The plug-and-play program has since expanded to the cities of Kalamazoo and Pontiac, and to the eastern Upper Peninsula counties of Chippewa, Schoolcraft, Luce, Alger, and Mackinac with plans to expand to more communities throughout 2025.
MSU, Corewell Health Scientists Find Link Between Brain Fog and Long COVID
Up until now, physicians have found it difficult to understand why certain patients develop post-COVID cognitive symptoms while others do not. Recent studies estimate tens of millions of people worldwide still have not recovered from the COVID infection, even five years later.
