News
-
MSU Extension awarded four-year, $600,000 grant for chronic disease management programming
Published on June 16, 2023
The funding will support four key programs and focus on reaching underserved adults with disabilities and Spanish-speaking/Latinx communities. -
Begin with breathing for improved health and wellness
Published on June 2, 2023
Making a practice of regular, deep breathing may be one easy way to lower your stress level as well as provide many other health benefits. -
MSU Extension and tribal partners highlight Indigenous foods through Cooking Matters program
Published on May 15, 2023
To include more traditional Indigenous foods in Cooking Matters recipes, MSU Extension nutrition educators worked with staff from Bay Mills, Hannahville, Pokagon and Little Traverse Bay tribes. -
New self-paced online nutrition class available for Upper Peninsula residents
Published on May 11, 2023
My Way to Wellness is a free online nutrition class available for people living in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. -
Take a walk
Published on April 11, 2023
Walking is one of the best exercises we can do to keep our bodies healthy. Walking is inexpensive and available any time on any day of the week. -
Healthy food for all
Published on December 16, 2022
How one rural school community is taking action to support food and nutrition security. -
Identifying the winter blues vs. seasonal depression
Published on December 14, 2022
The winter blues and seasonal depression (also known as seasonal affective disorder or SAD) are two different conditions. Knowing the difference can help a person feel better sooner. -
Diabetes meal plans include favorite foods
Published on December 12, 2022
The plate method makes it easy to plan and eat healthy. -
How to sleep better with chronic back pain
Published on December 12, 2022
Tips for a better night’s sleep when suffering from chronic back pain. -
New video series aims to help seniors “Make Healthy Choices”
Published on November 11, 2022
The current series of seven videos, created by MSU Extension, covers a variety of research-based nutrition information for adults 60 and older.