“A new factor in depression? Brain protein discovery could lead to better treatments Study in humans & rats shows more physical changes in depressed brains”
“One size does not fit all when it comes to marrow fat, scientists say Discovery by U-M-led team finds two kinds of fat cells inside bone marrow, could help search for osteoporosis treatments”
“Everyday activity more beneficial than occasional strenuous exercise for Parkinson’s disease” Michigan research finds people with Parkinson’s disease may want to consider attempting to do the dishes, fold the laundry and take strolls around the neighborhood in their quest to control their s
“Access to mental health care for teens improving, but less for communities with disparities A national survey shows perceived disparities in access to healthcare in communities with racial, ethnic inequities.”
“Majority of adults favor ban on powdered alcohol, concerned it would increase underage drinking 90% of adults concerned about misuse of powdered alcohol among underage youth; more than three quarters support banning online sales”
“Seniors get mental health drugs at twice the rate of younger adults, but see psychiatrists less, study finds High use of psychotropic medications in seniors raises possibility of interactions with their other prescriptions”
“What’s lurking in your lungs? Surprising findings emerge from U-M microbiome research Findings could lead to better prevention & treatment of pneumonia & more”
“Adrenals run amok: Discovery could aid precision medicine for high blood pressure Many people may carry small clusters of cells with genetic mutations”
“Sexting and Internet safety climb top 10 list of health concerns for children across the U.S. Concerns about depression, hunger and school safety rise among African American respondents”
“Having a stroke? Where you are makes a huge difference in your treatment, U-M study shows Major regional variation in use of clotbuster drug tPA reveals opportunities to improve care & prevent disability”
“Interest in child-specific nurse practitioner programs dwindling despite strong job market for graduates Study suggests that shrinking capacity in programs is a result of this lack of interest”
“Enzyme provides built-in protection against atherosclerosis New research suggests enzyme CD39 capable of clearing plaque that leads to heart attacks, strokes”
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