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  • Stress management tips for seniors

    Published on August 5, 2021
    There are many effective ways to manage stress as we age.

  • Safely preserve your produce at home

    Published on August 4, 2021
    There are many resources available to assist home food preservers in preserving a safe product.

  • MSU Extension focuses on food access for all

    Published on August 4, 2021
    From farmers market vouchers to innovative meal delivery services, MSU Extension is committed to helping Michiganders access healthy and nutritious foods.

  • Physical activity, mix it up

    Published on July 26, 2021
    Moderate and vigorous physical activity are recommended for better health. Mixing these physical activities in weekly is important.

  • Breastfeeding: Preventing sore nipples

    Published on July 23, 2021
    Preventing sore nipples is key to getting your breastfeeding journey off to a good start.

  • Here’s to a good night’s sleep

    Published on July 21, 2021
    Sleeping, whether a full night’s sleep or an afternoon nap, seems like an indulgent pastime for many. But did you know that a lack of sleep can have a negative effect on health?

  • Be intentional about self-care

    Published on July 21, 2021
    Take time to care for yourself. MSU Extension offers website resource for self-care.

  • Managing chronic pain during the workday

    Published on July 20, 2021
    Tips and tricks for managing chronic pain in the workplace.

  • Create a healthy plate for diabetes

    Published on July 20, 2021
    The Diabetes Plate Method is a healthy eating tool that helps diabetics manage their blood glucose levels by monitoring what they eat.

  • How to eat with your brain in MIND

    Published on July 20, 2021
    Research shows that following the MIND diet could slow brain aging more than seven years and reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.

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