WebMD • 17th October 2025 Can You Push Through Migraine at Work? “Migraine is very common, but it’s most common during the time of our lives when we’re expected to be the most productive,” says Rashmi Halker Singh, MD, professor of neurology at Mayo Clinic.
Running Industry Diversity Coalition • 18th September 2025 Opening the Path to Trail Running A toolkit for runners, retailers, and communities
WebMD • 10th September 2025 Co-Parenting with MS If you have multiple sclerosis, you may worry about how the disease will affect your ability to parent a child.
Wander Magazine • 6th August 2025 Replanting the Future: Trees for Days and the Rise of Regenerative Travel Tree planting is inherently a good thing. But beyond sequestering carbon and reforestation, tree planting can help uplift struggling communities—if they’re true partners in the process.
The Hub • 16th July 2025 A green path to improve teen mental health, in Baltimore and beyond Cleaning up and 'greening' vacant lots can not only reduce eyesores but also boost the mental health of nearby residents.
Model D • 15th July 2025 From aspiring to own a restaurant to dishing out tostones: Program brings small businesses to life To support small-business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs, the Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation (DHDC) offers a social entrepreneurship program, which helps build resilience and intellectual capital in the community.
Chalkbeat • 11th July 2025 Detroit teens describe safety fears in school, at home, and on the street Detroit youth say they generally feel safe in school, but they fear the unknown, both within the school building and in their communities.
Chalkbeat • 9th July 2025 ‘Didn’t feel safe anywhere’: How fears of violence shape life for Detroit youth Safety is a serious issue for young people in Detroit. Chalkbeat talked to teenagers — and the adults who advocate for and with them — to understand how their daily lives are shaped by such concerns.
WebMD • 7th July 2025 What Are the Treatments for Dyslexia? If your child has dyslexia, some treatments can improve their ability to read and write.
National Geographic • 22nd May 2025 Iffy about camping? Here's what a guided camping trip can offer. “Our family loves the outdoors. We just don’t like sleeping in it.” This is what I heard my 11-year-old daughter telling another girl on our camping trip, who had asked where else we’d been camping. The answer: Nowhere.
Extended Weekend Getaways • 13th May 2025 Hiking lesser-known parks While people flock to Taos and Santa Fe for skiing and other attractions, the national and state parks in southern New Mexico are a lesser-known alternative for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.
WebMD • 7th April 2025 Life After Endometrial Cancer: What to Expect The treatment you need for endometrial cancer depends on several things, including the type and stage of cancer and your individual circumstances.
Go World Travel Magazine • 12th February 2025 Up Close with Elephants and Tea Plants in Sri Lanka I’m in a souped-up safari SUV in a Sri Lankan national park, and a couple of car lengths away, a female elephant and her baby are pulling plants from the ground and eating them. I’m close enough to hear them chewing.
Second Wave Michigan • 31st January 2025 Collaboration gets Dearborn air quality data to people who need it “Air quality, even just down the street, can be very different from your front door. Having these sensors at a hyper-local level can really give you a better picture of what's going on,” says Nick Thomas, director of MiNextCities at NextEnergy.
Chalkbeat • 10th January 2025 Detroit’s high childhood asthma rate contributes to chronic absenteeism In Detroit, children have especially high rates of both asthma and absenteeism. Chronic absenteeism – when a student misses 10% or more of the school year – is a complex and pervasive problem.
Belt Magazine • 9th January 2025 Living the Tiny Cabin Life My husband and I packed our two kids and our dog into the car and spent a weekend in a tiny cabin in a destination I’d never heard of.
Parents • 13th December 2024 Why 3 Out of 4 Parents Are Thinking About Pulling Their Kids Out of Sports Kids benefit from sports in various ways, but the cost of their participation has become a problem for many families.
Starting Line 1928 • 12th December 2024 Sara Mae Berman — Starting Line 1928 In 1969, 32-year-old Sara Mae Berman was the first woman to cross the finish line in the Boston Marathon. She did it again in 1970 and 1971. But women weren’t allowed to enter officially.
WebMD • 20th November 2024 What Is Scarcity Mentality? A scarcity mindset is a way of thinking that focuses on something you don’t have enough of.
Model D • 6th November 2024 East Side seniors better equipped to age in place with home repair grants and education Seniors in Detroit often face challenges maintaining older homes. The nonprofit organization U SNAP BAC created a program to help with home repairs and to address needs that it often sees among the seniors it serves.
