U-M News Service Weekly Podcast

Social Work professor Jorge Delva outlines his findings

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Audio interview with professor Melvin McInnis

The researcher, Scott Roberts, discusses the debate over direct to consumer genetic testing

Interview with Scott McLean

podcast with Oscar Ybarra

An interview with Dee Edington, director of the Health Management Research Center.

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An interview with Daniel Kruger about his research.

New research funded by the NSF shows that mental exercise through socializing promotes cognitive functioning in adults of all ages

Interview with Alan Saltiel, director of the Life Sciences Institute.

Podcast is interview with Joanne Pohl, designed to be used in the "U-M Speaks Out" feature on the Gateway.

Audio interview with JoLynn Montgomery

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audio interview with professor Howard Hu.

Audio interview with professor Ethan Kross

An audio interview with SPH Professor Allison Aiello about the M-Flu results to be presented on Oct. 27.

This is an audio interview with professor Maryfran Sowers, on how women should decide whether to take insulin.

audio interview with Joycelyn Elders

U-M social psychologist Dan Kruger discusses how evolutionary psychology provides a unifying framework for understanding behaviors as different as altruism, mortality and sexual selection.

This is an audio interview with Ernest Harburg about resolving conflict

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University of Michigan public health Prof. Neil Krause encourages older people to get involved in helping others.

Interview with occupational therapist and Institute of Gerontology Research Investigator Susan Murphy on bathtub/shower safety for the aged

Audio interview with professor allison aiello about mrsa

Dr. Eva Feldman outlines results of a study marking the first time that tight blood sugar control has been shown to have a long-term effect on the chance that a person with diabetes will develop neuropathy (nerve problems)

A new University of Michigan project that will study substance abuse among Chilean teens during a five-year period could provide insights into the increasing tobacco, alcohol and drug use in Latin America.

Dr, Joyce Lee describes research findings that show more than 229,000 children—approximately 3.2 cases for every 1,000 American children under the age of 18—currently have diabetes. And one-third of those children are obese.

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University of Michigan nuclear engineering and radiological sciences Prof. William Martin outlines nuclear power's evolution.