Health conditions

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The ultimate face-saving feat

When half her face became paralyzed, a young nurse turned to a UMN surgeon.

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Changing minds about substance use

A new graduate helped launch a nonprofit to educate high school students about addiction.

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Light at the end of a long, dark night

After decades of battling depression, a patient finds the right doctor at the U of M.

The legs of someone walking on a treadmill from the knee down. The lower leg and foot bones are imposed over the image of the legs.

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Talking bone health with U of M

Suzanne Hecht talks about what bone health means, some of the common issues that affect bone health and how you can keep your bones strong as you age.

Four older adults in a row smiling at the camera and lifting their right arms above their heads in a stretch.

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Talking lifelong mobility with U of M

Sharon Kimble discusses overcoming barriers to physical activity for older adults

News Release

World-leading Coronavirus vaccine R&D roadmap to receive fresh updates

CIDRAP will receive $3.2 million from the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations to advance development of coronavirus vaccines.

Soccer equipment, including a jersey, cleats, soccer ball, shin guards and a plastic water bottle lying on green grass.

Research Brief

Students with multiple marginalized identities face barriers to sports participation

The number of youths participating in physical activity and sports is on the decline. New U of M research examines inequities at the intersection of multiple social identities, offering insights on how communities can provide greater support.

News Release

New study finds cell donor’s socioeconomic status shapes cancer treatment outcomes

U of M Medical School research found the socioeconomic status of donors affects the health outcomes of blood cancer patients who underwent hematopoietic cell transplantation.

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Talking hearing loss and aging with U of M

Many Minnesotans experience changes to hearing and speech as they age. One-third of adults over 65 have hearing loss that significantly affects their lives.

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