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Law enforcement, first responders, attorneys, and criminal justice professionals spend their careers confronting trauma, whether in courtrooms, interrogation rooms, or on the front lines of law enforcement. That work, while essential, can carry a steep personal cost. 

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Living in a rural community in Michigan offers unique experiences, from exploring densely forested hiking trails to enjoying the vibrant fall colors and miles of freshwater shoreline. These are just a few of the wonderful experiences that make up being a Michigander or a Yooper if you are from the Upper Peninsula (U.P.). However, rural living also presents distinct challenges, particularly in the realm of health care.

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A suicide prevention program tested by researchers from Michigan State University and Brown University cut suicide attempts by more than half among people recently released from pretrial jail detention, according to a new study published in JAMA Network Open. 

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A new study led by a Michigan State University researcher shows that poverty experienced by women after leaving prison not only limits their choices, but also temporarily reduces their ability to think clearly and solve problems. 

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Michigan State University, in collaboration with residents of Flint, Michigan, is spearheading an innovative, community-driven initiative to strengthen the mental health of adolescents in Genesee County.

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The state of Michigan has committed $270 million to Michigan State University’s Rx Kids program, the nation’s first community-wide prenatal and infant cash prescription, enabling expansion over the next three years to more communities and families across the state. This investment is expected to reach nearly 100,000 babies — about one-third of all births in Michigan.

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The Family Law Navigation Model, a pilot project developed by a Michigan State University researcher, provides early intervention in family legal issues to keep them from becoming more complicated.

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The MIRACLE Center, a partnership among Michigan State University, Henry Ford Health, and Corewell Health, is expanding a new maternal health project into Wayne County. Any outpatient clinic, community-based group, or social service agency serving pregnant or postpartum people can receive free technical assistance by contacting the project team at miracle.qi@msu.edu. 

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Rx Kids Delivers Health and Economic Gains for Moms and Babies in Flint, Michigan

Two new studies reveal that Rx Kids—America’s first community-wide prenatal and infant cash program—is transforming health and economic outcomes for families.  

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A team of researchers from Michigan State University and community partners has conducted critical research to address gaps in the treatment of substance use disorder in Michigan’s St. Clair County and the city of Port Huron. This research, culminating in support resources, comes in time for September: National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month.

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The Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, along with community partners, cut the ribbon on its expanded public health research facility in downtown Flint today. The addition adds to the university’s partnership with the people and the city of Flint, the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation and the Uptown Reinvestment Corporation.   

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After months of federal funding uncertainty, the Flint Registry has received notice of renewed funding beginning August 1, enabling continued long-term efforts to support those impacted by the Flint Water Crisis.