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Butterflies in the Park Invites Community to Honor Loved Ones

MyMichigan Home Care, under the auspices of the MyMichigan Health Foundation, invites community members to celebrate the lives and memories of loved ones during...
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MyMichigan WellSport Founder Dr. Jack T. Pinney Retires

Primary Care Sports Medicine Specialist Jack T. Pinney, M.D., is retiring from MyMichigan Health on July 5, 2026, after 40 years of dedicated service....
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How Physical Therapy Supports Amputees

Losing a limb can bring physical, emotional and everyday challenges—but it can also mark the beginning of a new chapter focused on recovery, adaptation...
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MyMichigan Health Foundation Awards $211,000 in Health Care Scholarships to Area Students

Under the stewardship of the MyMichigan Health Foundation, $211,000 in scholarships has been awarded to students for the 2026–2027 academic year through The Bernard...
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How Excessive Screen Time Affects Teen Wellbeing

Heavy social media use is linked to increased risks of depression, anxiety, loneliness, and poor sleep, particularly in adolescents. While social media apps can...
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A Physical Therapist’s Guide to Recovery After Nerve Injury

Peripheral nerves act like communication lines between the brain, spinal cord, and the rest of the body. They send signals back and forth and...
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Stroke Care at the Speed of Technology

Each year in the United States, someone experiences a stroke every 40 seconds, making it one of the leading causes of death and long-term...
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Quick Action and Coordinated Stroke Care Save Woman’s Life

Kathryn McKenzie, 86, is grateful to be alive. She suffered two strokes, but thanks to her husband’s quick actions, the coordinated efforts of emergency...
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Missed Days Remain Challenge for Schools

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Chronic absenteeism varied widely among Gratiot County’s six public school districts last year, with affected students missing...
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County Adopts Fiscal Year Budget, Raises Elected Pay

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor The Gratiot County Board of Commissioners will use $904,035 from savings to balance its fiscal year 2026-27...
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