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When doctors become patients: Efforts to reduce the stigma of mental illness among the medical community
Rachel Leung
Daily News Reporter

In her second year of medical school at the University of Michigan, Rahael Gupta contemplated taking her own life.

Students, local residents respond to Ford School medical marijuana report
Julia Ford
Daily Staff Reporter

In a survey of over 1,800 local governments in Michigan, the Ford School of Public Policy's spring 2018 Michigan Public Policy survey showed most prohibit medical marijuana and nearly half report that medica

In a recent study, Zhanjia Zhang, a Kinesiology graduate student in Chen’s lab, examined active work environments, such as the treadmill desk, and tracked participants’ executive function as they performed mental tasks during physical activity.
Running Ragged: U-M lab explores exercise and mental health
Kate Jenkins
Daily Staff Reporter

Running on a tight schedule? A treadmill desk could be the answer.

The University Hospital as well as the St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor hospital have a program which helps survivors.
Nursing professor develops comprehensive overdose prevention education program
Remy Farkas
Daily Staff Writer

After an overdose occurred at the homeless shelter where she worked, Gina Dahlem, University of Michigan professor of nursing and nurse practitioner, decided to make a change.

Universities' contributions top $18.7 billion according to URC state economic impact report.
Universities' contributions top $18.7 billion, according to URC state economic impact report
Riley Langefeld
Daily News Reporter

The University Research Corridor — a partnership of the University of Michigan, Michigan State University and Wayne State University — released its 11th economic impact report last week.

In Review: Summer research tackles fake news, gun violence, autonomous vehicles
Remy Farkas
Daily Staff Reporter

While you were away this summer, you may have missed some big stories from Ann Arbor. The Daily will be publishing recaps of the summer’s breaking news.

University to open long-term disability research center
Samantha Small
Daily News Reporter

Thanks to a $4.3 million grant and the tenacity of a few professors, students and future students with physical disabilities might be able to live a little more comfortably.

Katherine Rosenblum, a University professor of psychiatry and the founder of Strong Military Families, teaches a group how to code interviews.
University psychologists implement programs to ease effects of parent-child separation
Catherine Nouhan
Daily Staff Reporter

University of Michigan have made strides in studying the effects of child separation and the psychological impact it has on families in cases of incarceration, military deployment, and border separation. This data has helped University psychologists implement programs such as 

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UMHS to pay federal government $4.3 million dollars to settle drug diversion allegations
Sayali Amin
Daily Staff Reporter

The University of Michigan Hospital System will pay the United States $4.3 million as part of a legal settlement after UMHS allegedly violated certain terms of the Controlled Substances Act, according to a

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U-M study exposes racial disparities in disciplinary action
Katherina Sourine
Daily Staff Reporter

The University of Michigan released a study in early July that explores elementary school disciplinary policy in urban cities, focusing on the demographics of affected children and inve