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New eating disorder tool may lead to earlier diagnosis and treatment
Samantha Kennedy was once an athlete who saw friends battling eating disorders. Today, she’s a Michigan State University psychiatrist who, with the help of a $15,000 research…
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- Research and Scholarly Activity
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- Faculty/Staff,
- Alumni
Cleft palate gene mutations now linked to spina bifida
Michigan State University and Children's National Health System researchers are the first to link mutations in a gene known as “interferon regulatory factor 6,” or IRF6, which…
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Faulty immune receptor could be reason why many face HIV complications
For HIV patients, treatments that control the infection have come a long way. But many still struggle with a host of other disease-related complications such as neurocognitive…
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Dean presents three success stories of translating the latest research to the public to improve quality of life
Translating the latest research to the public in order to improve quality of life is paramount to the land grant mission. Tune in is as dean Amalfitano discusses three success…
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- Research and Scholarly Activity,
- Outreach and Engagement
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- Students,
- Faculty/Staff,
- Alumni
Exercise linked to healthy gut and bones
We all know that exercise is good for us, while a high-fat diet may not be so good.
A recent study, led by Michigan State University researcher Laura McCabe, supports findings…
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- Research and Scholarly Activity
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- Students,
- Faculty/Staff,
- Alumni
MSU opens new 'mosquito factory' in Mexico
Most of us try to prevent mosquitoes from breeding in our own backyards, so why would a Michigan State University researcher be happy about a factory capable of producing a million…
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- Research and Scholarly Activity
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- Students,
- Faculty/Staff,
- Alumni