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Public health professor Brian Zikmund-Fisher breaks down the risks from raw eggs and flour in homemade dough—and explains why store-bought "ready to eat" options are now his go-to for satisfying cravings more safely.
Michigan Public Health student Sophia Martinez helped gather powerful stories from teens nationwide about school safety and active shooter drills, revealing deep emotional impacts and inspiring a call for youth-driven change.
As the nation approaches winter, it's time to talk about protecting ourselves and our loved ones from respiratory viruses through vaccinations. But before we talk about vaccines, let's spend a moment to discuss why these constantly changing viruses even matter in the first place.
A Michigan Public Health student's summer internship with the TIERRA team offered a front-row seat to policymaking. From presenting at state commission meetings to exploring AI regulation, here's what shaping ethical AI policy in healthcare looks like.
University of Michigan researchers examine how federal safety investigations help prevent industrial accidents and improve safety standards used worldwide.