U-M News Service Weekly Podcast

A mix of interviews, public lectures and performances emanating from UM's News Service

Smoking rates higher among low-income African-Americans

Social Work professor Jorge Delva outlines his findings

07-15
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The impact of violent media

audio interview with prof

07-15
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Coping with depression

Audio interview with professor Melvin McInnis

07-15
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Genetic testing debate

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

02-09
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Sports injury prevention

Interview with Scott McLean

02-08
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Friends with mental benefits

podcast with Oscar Ybarra

12-20
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Keeping employees healthy

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

12-20
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Women wed young when scarce

An interview with Daniel Kruger about his research.

12-17
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Schmooze or lose

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

11-01
05:54

Discovery of obesity gene

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

09-24
03:00

Primary-care reforms urged

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

09-24
03:38

Tips to stop flu spread

Audio interview with JoLynn Montgomery

12-15
03:59

Scarce men likelier to scram

audio of daniel kruger

06-09
03:46

Environmental toxicants

audio interview with professor Howard Hu.

03-10
06:24

Emotional recovery

Audio interview with professor Ethan Kross

03-06
03:56

M-flu results positive

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

03-05
05:32

Estrogen can harm heart

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

03-05
06:01

Joycelyn Elders visits U-M

audio interview with Joycelyn Elders

03-02
06:53

The evolution of sexual selection

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.

12-18
07:33

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