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Study Links PFAS Exposure to Weaker Immune Response, Raising Water Protection Needs

Research from Michigan State University links PFAS exposure to a weaker immune response in adults. The findings highlight the need for stronger drinking water protections and reduced exposure.
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Examining the Link Between Newborn Hearing Tests and Autism Risk

Research from Michigan State University suggests newborn hearing tests may help identify early signs of autism risk. The findings could support earlier intervention and better outcomes for children.
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School of Social Work and Henry Ford Health’s Trauma Recovery Center Are Improving Holistic Healing

A partnership between Michigan State University and Henry Ford Health is strengthening trauma-informed care for survivors. The program supports more holistic healing through training and clinical practice.
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Research Tests Cooling Tech for Formula 1 Drivers

Research from Michigan State University tested cooling technologies for Formula 1 drivers to reduce heat stress. The findings help identify safer, more effective ways to protect driver performance and health.
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Research Links Mental Health, School Climate to Attendance

Research from Michigan State University shows mental health and school climate play key roles in student attendance. The findings highlight ways schools can reduce chronic absenteeism and better support students.
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Study: Narcissism and Relationship Satisfaction More Complex Than Expected

A study from Michigan State University found narcissism affects relationships in more complex ways than expected. Not all traits harm satisfaction, challenging common assumptions.
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Helping Michigan’s Youngest Readers Succeed

Michigan State University is helping improve early literacy through research, family support and hands-on education programs. These efforts aim to give young children across Michigan a stronger start in reading.
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A Lifesaving Partnership Transforming Diabetes Care

A program at Michigan State University is helping patients take control of type 2 diabetes through education, support and patient-provider partnerships. The approach improves medication adherence and long-term outcomes.
Announcements
Spartan Researchers Convene for One Health Research Workshops
Faculty voices are helping shape the future of One Health Research at MSU, where interconnected health challenges meet collaborative, real-world solutions.
Douglas Awarded Honorary Doctorate in Belgium
Philosopher Heather Douglas of Michigan State University was awarded an honorary doctorate in Belgium for her influential work on science, ethics and public trust.
Malete and Pfeiffer Named Gwen Norrell Professors
Two Michigan State University professors were named Gwen Norrell Professors, recognizing their work in youth sport and student-athlete well-being. Their research will advance physical, mental and developmental outcomes for young athletes.
Cooley Named Lansing’s Next Poet Laureate
Suban Nur Cooley, assistant professor in the Department of African American and African Studies at Michigan State University, has been named Lansing’s next poet laureate and will serve the greater Lansing region for the 2026-2028 term.
Law School Celebrates 25 Years of the Geoffrey Fieger Trial Practice Institute
The Geoffrey Fieger Trial Practice Institute marks 25 years of hands-on legal training rooted in advocacy and real-world experience. The program continues to shape future trial lawyers through immersive, practice-based learning.
Professor and Alum Earn International Outstanding Publication Award for Second Language Acquisition Research
A Michigan State University professor and alum earned an international award for research on how people learn second languages. Their study supports a widely used model of language skill development.