Litrovert. Newsroom expat, now health writer for University of Michigan. Au pair to strays. Nothing fun about a candy bar I can eat in one bite. Tweets my own.
Are Audiobooks as Good as Reading?
A professor split his class in two. Half read a textbook chapter, half listened to it. Same material, same quiz, but wildly different results.
The gap between the groups? An A versus a D.
Here’s who won, and why it wasn’t close:
Concussion care shouldn’t stop at the sidelines. It’s relevant for student performers who may experience an injury on stage too.
A team from @umichconcussion + @umichsmtd has created the first discipline-specific protocol, with six steps for returning to dance and theatre.
Go Quinn Hughes 🏒. From studying sport management at Kines to the @Olympics, today he reps @TeamUSA in ice hockey's first match.
Cheering on all Michigan Wolverines competing in #MilanoCortina2026!
Competing with a damaged ACL isn’t just rare, it’s risky. @LindseyLepley, associate professor of athletic training, shares expert insight with @CNN on @lindseyvonn’s return to racing after a ruptured ACL. https://t.co/7hLeoumx3B
Nearly a third of registered nurses and advanced practice nurses in Michigan carry sizable student loan debt that is influencing their decision to leave the profession, according to a new study from @UMichNursing.
The research appears in Health Affairs Scholar, and comes as the U.S. Department of Education prepares to finalize new student loan rules that exclude graduate nursing programs from higher-tier loan limits, a move the study authors say could narrow the pathway for advanced clinicians and nursing faculty.
Prof @ChrisFriese_RN explains.
Full story: https://t.co/3aoTNKkSKj