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We were excited to team up with U-M Family Medicine's MYHealth program to provide young people in metro Detroit a chance to learn how to conduct research. Read about the students' Final Impact presentations, using data that we gathered about social media use among young people!

The MYHealth Michigan program, led by Assistant Prof. Melissa DeJonckheere, is giving high school students in metro Detroit an academic year's worth of experience as researchers. Those 21 students recently presented their Final Impact Projects, using MyVoice data. bit.ly/3xss74P

Thanks for featuring the work of MyVoice, a text-based survey and program in our department, led by Tammy Chang!

Read about the history of this MyVoice research project on our website. So cool to see this initiative grow! bit.ly/469YHFj

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Thanks for the shout-out Alumni Association of the University of Michigan! 👉Check out more research that University of Michigan Medical School students & our whole team have accomplished with our text-based nationwide survey asking young people about what matters to them: hearmyvoicenow.org

🥳 We've accomplished a lot this past year and had fun doing so! ➡️ Check out our 2024 Annual Report, which highlights the impact that our research has had in contributing to the national conversation on topics that matter to young people! bit.ly/4dZ8Asb

🌠 Check out our 2024 Annual Report, which features our research from this past year and info about the youth who help us do the work we do! bit.ly/4dZ8Asb

Thanks to our friends at U-M IHPI for the shout about about this important story and corresponding research paper coming from MyVoice. Read more about this risky trend.

Our researchers including Jane Harness DO of Michigan Medicine recently presented a study at the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry conference about how entertainment media has both positive & negative effects on youths' mental health & suicidal thoughts/behaviors. Read more: bit.ly/48DS1ki

Student Jasmine Sindelar, a co-author of a paper on youth perspectives on Fentanyl access & exposure, will be presenting a poster (P070) at this week's #NAPCRG2024 from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Thursday at QCCC, Floor 2, Room 200AB. Check it out: napcrg.org/conferences/20…

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Hey NAPCRG conference attendees! Jasmine Sindelar, co-author of a paper about youth perspectives on Fentanyl access & exposure will be discussing this research today from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at QCCC, Floor 2, Room 200AB, Poster 070. Info: napcrg.org/conferences/20…

Woot woot for this U-M Medical School Research report! We're grateful that our study about making menstrual products more accessible to young people is included in this report! We reposted Jenna Malinowski's original blog story on our website. Check it out! bit.ly/4gic8He

⏰ Coming up next week! Attend a presentation by high school students participating in U-M Family Med's MYHealth program. They have examined MyVoice data and will discuss topics affecting youth, including how body-related social media images affects them. Register below!

We hope you’ll join us to hear directly from our high school student co-researchers about important issues impacting youth health and well-being. They have been gathering data this year using MyVoice to investigate what matters to them!

Awesome presentations! Read more about these inspiring young researchers and how they analyzed our national survey data on topics that matter to American youth!

Our Program Manager Marika Waselewski took part in the recent aapor conference in St. Louis. She discussed the results of an internal review on what triggers so many responses to our text-based surveys ... and how we can make them even better! Read more: michmed.org/KDRQ7