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Eat less. Exercise more. If only it was that easy. Obesity remains a serious public health problem that affects 1 in 6 children and adolescents in the U.S. As part of National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, we take a look at how U-M researchers from across campus are tackling this issue through an interdisciplinary approach.
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For African Americans and Hispanics, the cost of dying is far higher than it is for whites. Scientists continue to investigate this expensive mystery.
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Twenty-four million housing units in the U.S. have deteriorated lead paint. A new test could help homeowners better understand their level of risk.
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Researchers identify how pneumonia-causing bacteria invade the body, which could aid their search for drugs to fight the lung infection and other superbugs.
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Whether their preference is Belgian waffle, kettle corn or sweet tea, it’s the flavor—not the nicotine—that entices many U.S. teens to vape.
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Mercury contamination is widespread across western North America, posing potential health risks for humans, fish and wildlife.
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A discovery sheds light on how individual atoms assembled into stars, planets and galaxies like our own, and what the future holds for these galaxies.
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