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Brain health, concussions and sports: Is there a long-term connection?
The Michigan Alumni Brain Health Study will compare cognitive, mood, sleep, pain, and functional outcomes to examine whether sport participation and concussions are associated with later-life brain health in former U-M athletes and nonathletes.
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The suicide rate among female nurses is shocking
The 3 million nurses working in the U.S. today comprise the country’s largest health-care workforce — 85 percent of whom are women. They are twice as likely to die by suicide than the general female population, and 70 percent more likely than female physicians.
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Media Coverage of the University of Michigan: March 2013
U-M names Cardiovascular Center for Samuel and Jean Frankel; U.S. News ranks Medical School No. 8 in the nation; U-M breaks ground on $50M School of Nursing; U-M team wraps up work on top-secret solar racer; Twitter CEO Dick Costolo to speak at commencement; Radar tech could detect guns at schools; Does finding purpose benefit health?
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School of Nursing to offer master's degree with Peace Corps
U-M’s School of Nursing has become the first school in the nation to partner with the Peace Corps on a nursing master’s degree program.
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Haiti and beyond
U-M experts on how communities, nations and the world can prepare for and respond to the Haitian earthquake, and to similar disasters in the future.
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