Leqembi, a drug that can halt the progression of Alzheimer’s in a patient’s brain, just received full approval from the FDA.
Riley Hodder
A guest author for Bridge Magazine.
Posted inMichigan Environment Watch
Great Lakes drownings on rise. Here’s how to protect yourself at the beach
As water temperatures rise, Michiganders flock to the beach. Even without sharks the Great Lakes can be dangerous.
Posted inMichigan Health Watch
Michigan dentists are learning to help, treat the developmentally disabled
Options for dental care for the disabled are expanding under Delta Dental Insurance, which is offering coverage for additional care.
Posted inBusiness Watch
Fresh bread and vinyl booths: Ann Arbor brunch mainstay Angelo's to close
As Angelo’s counts down until its last day, its owner and customers reflect on its impact on the community.
Posted inTalent & Education
Michigan State’s Breslin scoreboard to go on sale in the coming weeks
The Breslin Center is getting a facelift, and Spartan fans will be able to purchase pieces of the old scoreboard at the MSU Surplus Store.
Posted inBusiness Watch
MSU study: ‘Speaking while female,’ mansplaining hurt women in workforce
Social science researchers at Michigan State University hosted an experiment examining mansplaining’s impact on men and women. Spoiler alert: It hurts women more than men.
Posted inMichigan Health Watch
Michigan may add organ donation registry to state income tax forms
Legislation in Lansing would prompt taxpayers to consider adding their name to the organ donor registry.
Posted inChildren & Families
Surgeon general warns about social media, teens: Will Michigan listen?
The surgeon general released an advisory on social media use in children and adolescents, warning of negative effects on mental health. More than three hours per day doubles risk to teens, the report concluded.
Posted inQuality of Life
Green burials, ash jewelry are a thing now in Michigan. Can state law adjust?
More families are looking for greener ways to say goodbye to their loved ones. Costs — and legality — vary.
Posted inTalent & Education
Michigan must focus on student mental health, says 2023 Teacher of the Year
Candice Jackson believes a focus on mental health could make Michigan schools safer.