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Welcome to our Michigan Public Health In the News page, where we showcase the expertise and thought leadership of our faculty and other members of the University of Michigan School of Public Health community. Here, you'll find links to news articles, op-eds, and other contributions published in a wide range of news outlets and publications. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the individual experts and authors.
Public News Service
SNAP benefit cuts could force MI families to choose low-quality food
Quoted: Kate Bauer, Associate Professor of Nutritional Sciences
The Washington Post
Democratic governors form state public health alliance to counter RFK Jr.
Quoted: Anand Parekh, Chief Health Policy Officer
The Michigan Daily
UMich study links pollen trends to increased suicide rates
Quoted: Peter Larson, Research Investigator in the Department of Epidemiology
Michigan Public
More Americans are using technology to monitor their health, including mobile apps and AI
Quoted: Rahul Ladhania, Assistant Professor of Health Management and Policy
KTVU Fox 2
Church attack in Michigan: Exploring gun violence and mental health
Featured: Justin Heinze, Associate Professor of Health Behavior & Health Equity
Capital B Gary
From cameras to courtrooms, Gary battles illegal dumping to keep neighborhoods clean
Quoted: Marc Zimmerman, Marshall H. Becker Collegiate Professor of Health Behavior & Health Equity
ScienceNews
COVID-19 is still a threat, but getting a vaccine is harder for many people
Quoted: Aubree Gordon, Professor of Epidemiology
1A
If You Can Keep It: HHS versus the science
Featured: Scott Greer, Professor of Health Management and Policy
All Things Considered
Experts say school shootings are increasing, but preventable with proper countermeasures
Featured: Justin Heinze, Associate Professor of Health Behavior & Health Equity
BBC
The surprising foods that lead to better sleep
Featured: Erica Jansen, Assistant Professor of Nutritional Sciences
New York Times
Why covid is spreading again this summer
Quoted: Aubree Gordon, Professor of Epidemiology
Education Week
What schools should do—and avoid—when planning active shooter drills
Quoted: Justin Heinze, Associate professor of Health Behavior & Health Equity
WBUR
On Point: Should SNAP pay for junk food?
Featured: Kate Bauer, Associate Professor of Nutritional Sciences
Medical Xpress
Sounds serious: NYC noise pollution takes a toll
Featured: Rick Neitzel, Professor of Environmental Health Sciences
ABC News
These jobs are hiring, despite a weak job market
Featured research by: Thuy Nguyen, Assistant Professor of Health Management and Policy
KTVU San Francisco
California mass shootings down, still stopping short?
Featured: Justin Heinze, Associate Professor of Health Behavior & Health Equity
South China Morning Post
Wildfire smoke increases risk of dementia, say US researchers
Quoted: Sara Adar, Professor of Epidemiology and Global Public Health
Lancaster News
Data center noise won't be regulated by Lancaster city ordinances
Quoted: Rick Neitzel, Professor of Environmental Health Sciences and Global Public Health
Bridge Michigan