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Stepping Up to Reduce Mental Illness in Jails
The National Institute of Mental Health awarded Jennifer Johnson and her colleague a $3.2 million, five-year grant to study the national Stepping Up I...
Advancing Health Equity for Older Americans Receiving Medicaid
Rodlescia Sneed is one of five researchers funded with a $250,000 grant through Policies for Action, a signature research program of the Robert Wood J...
Congrats Spartan in Public Health Grads
As the world evolves around us, so does the need for public health professionals aiming to mobilize change. Our 2020 graduates are joining the ranks o...
Promoting Exposure to Global Public Health Practices
Be in touch with at least one student every day. That’s the last sentence in Mieka Smart’s professional mission statement. As an assistant professor a...
Are Clinicians Contributing to African American COVID-19 Deaths?
African Americans are overrepresented among reported coronavirus cases and deaths. A multitude of factors may explain the disparity in COVID-19 outcom...
Colorectal Cancer: Free Screening Kits in Flint
March is Colorectal Cancer Screening Awareness Month. Colorectal Cancer is often preventable and treatable, and screening can save lives. Yet, screeni...
MPH Student Q&A: Moving from Conflict to Action
As an undergrad, Alison Johnson learned about the social determinants of health during an internship in New Orleans. Not having solutions to address t...
Former FBI Analyst Investigates Trauma-Informed Approaches
Robey Champine, assistant professor in MSU’s online Master of Public Health program, talks about working for the FBI, and how her experiences shaped h...
Inaugural State of Flint Kids Event
To share data around the well being of Flint Kids, the MSU-Hurley Pediatric Public Health Initiative and the Greater Flint Health Coalition will be ho...
What Does Diabetes Look Like in Michigan’s Seniors?
Few people with diabetes ever have diabetes alone. John Clements, assistant professor in MSU’s online Master of Public Health program, is turning to p...
Connection Between Alcohol and Depression could Aid Treatment
For people with psychiatric disorders, alcohol use and major depression are quite common. A new study may have uncovered key predictors for the combin...
Protecting Health in the Latino Community
Clara Barajas grew up working in farm fields and picking crops with her siblings. As a child, she recalls serving as a translator and helping loved on...
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