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U-M’s Institute for Firearm Injury Prevention received $11.2M in federal funding to expand research efforts, with School of Public Health researchers among the recipients.
An analysis of about 45,000 tips to North Carolina's anonymous school reporting system found clear timing patterns in reports of threats, violence and youth mental health crises.
A study of more than 8,600 extreme risk protection order petitions found Florida's red flag law is applied unevenly across counties and demographic groups.
April highlights include a special report on brain health, research on the impact of Michigan’s nutrition assistance programs, and awards for faculty and staff across departments.
In this story for The Conversation, U-M researchers analyzed cellphone policies in 779 Michigan school districts ahead of the state's new school smartphone law, showing how approaches vary and what may help students.