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  U-M Museum of Natural History exhibit takes closer look at social, health inequities that fueled pandemic

• Most Detroiters vaccinated in second half of 2021 were previously unsure about COVID-19 vaccines

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  People who use alcohol drank more frequently during the early months of the pandemic

• US households in better financial shape at end of 2021 than pre-pandemic

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  Vaccines: Philosophical, moral beliefs tied to religion determine acceptance

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  A third of new moms during early COVID had postpartum depression

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  Detroit parents less likely to vaccinate themselves than nonparents, leads to low youth vaccination rates

• U-M to drop mask mandate for most indoor spaces March 14

• Michigan Hispanic COVID-19 survivors reported worse symptoms, longer hospital stays than white adults

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  Workers returning to the office soon become more optimistic about COVID-19 safety, say U-M experts

• ZIP codes matter when it comes to severe COVID-19

• Majority of U-M community up to date on COVID-19 vaccinations, dashboard shows

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  U-M forecast: Detroit economy showing 'resilience' in face of pandemic downturn, though challenges persist

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  'Great Resignation' a misnomer for tight labor market, according to U-M business, economic experts

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  Pandemic pregnancy: Increased anxiety, distress, but also a few surprise benefits

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  To combat vaccine hesitation, identify and target 'fence-sitters' early in pandemic

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  COVID vaccine for kids under 5: What happens next?

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  Domestic violence levels remained flat in Michigan during early pandemic, but abuse was worse

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  Ancestor garden: Community plants butterfly garden honoring Detroiters lost to COVID-19

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  Neighborhoods play important role in older adults' pandemic experience

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  Telehealth services for the elderly should include caregivers

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  Lockdowns during early pandemic saved lives, but not a go-to strategy moving forward

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  Keep your distance: Feeling threatened, informed about COVID-19 predicted adequate spacing

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  Neonatal hospitalization leaves parents feeling isolated, separated during pandemic

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  Mainstream news more reliable than social, alternative media for accurate health information

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  Vaccine mandate will likely have little impact on health care worker staffing shortage

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  Having kids at home may reduce pandemic depression