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A joke about how to use a smartphone. A wink between colleagues about a current pop culture reference. Unneeded help with routine tasks.Those are some of…
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Today on Stateside, Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib recounts the tour of migrant detention facilities in Texas. Plus, Michiganders crossing the border with…
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Aging care experts are warning that Michigan's safety net services for elderly populations are becoming strained as more residents live longer.The Detroit…
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The larger Metro Detroit area, including the inner-ring suburbs, the outer-ring suburbs, and the surrounding counties, is beginning to face a new problem…
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There are more than 3 million Americans living with glaucoma. As Baby Boomers march into their senior years, that number is inevitably going to go up.Now,…
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As America gets older, the question of who's going to care for Grandma and Grandpa becomes more complicated and more urgent. Consider this: the number of…
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Grand Rapids has earned a reputation as one of Michigan's most "hip" cities, but it also wants to be at the forefront of the movement to create places…
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In a unique effort to bridge the generation gap, three Western Michigan University occupational therapy students are more than six months into a 19-month…
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Dementia rates are going down. That’s even though dementia risk factors like diabetes are rising. What’s behind the decline in dementia? Dr. Ken Langa,…
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? Thirty-five years ago this spring, President Jimmy Carter nominated Detroit attorney Avern Cohn to be a federal judge.High-tech meant IBM selectric…