A young mother with a soft spot for Clif Bars and ‘House of the Dragon’ is playing a key role in efforts to understand why women are more likely than men to die after heart surgery — and change their odds.
Sneha Dhandapani
A guest author for Bridge Magazine.
Posted inBusiness Watch
Michigan small businesses begin to experiment with artificial intelligence
As artificial intelligence use soars, small businesses now face the critical decision of whether or not to invest.
Posted inMichigan Government
Michigan elections FAQ: What safeguards exist to prevent double voting?
Bridge is answering reader questions throughout the campaign season.
Posted inMichigan Government
Is US more divided than ever? You may be surprised: Tips to ease tensions
Amid calls for unity after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, officials fear ‘toxic’ politics may worsen. Here are facts and tips to help to find common ground in difficult times
Posted inMichigan Environment Watch
Sault Tribe restocks U.P. waterways with walleye, whitefish
Fish are important to the culture and heritage of Michigan’s Native Americans. One tribe is investing to restore species that have declined in recent decades.
Posted inMichigan Government
Michigan elections FAQ: When’s the last day to register to vote?
Bridge is answering reader questions throughout the campaign season.
Posted inTalent & Education
Q&A: Michigan Teacher of the Year fears ‘mass exodus’ of instructors
Kelley Cusmano fears a major teacher shortage within the next few years if more isn’t done to retain veteran educators.
Posted inMichigan Health Watch
1 in 5 Michigan kids are obese. Doctors are turning to weight loss drugs
In Michigan, nearly 1 in 5 children have obesity. Some doctors say weight loss drugs can help patients get ahead of the problem before the extra weight triggers lifelong — and expensive — conditions.
Posted inMichigan Government
Michigan elections FAQ: Can undocumented immigrants vote here?
A reader asks if undocumented immigrants can vote in Michigan elections. Bridge answers as part of our Elections FAQ series.
Posted inMichigan Environment Watch
Fireflies resurge in Michigan. This year's show is ‘best it’s going to be’
While firefly numbers decline across the nation, Michigan is experiencing a rare uptick in the glowing bugs. Here is how to increase the odds of seeing one.