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    Scientists show adult retinas can repair themselves▼Researchers show adult retinas can repair themselves✉newsHealthMedicine6 h ago

    Researchers at Michigan State University report that adult retinas are capable of repairing themselves, a finding that challenges the long-held view that retinal neurons cannot regenerate. The discovery could open new paths toward treatments for degenerative eye diseases and vision loss, and medical observers are highlighting its potential implications for future therapies.

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    Loss of higher ed jobs will hurt Michigan economy▼Loss of higher ed jobs will hurt economy in Michigan communities✉newsBusinessEconomy8 h ago

    Michigan is facing job losses in higher education, and local reporting warns the impact will reach beyond campuses into surrounding communities. University employees support local businesses, tax bases and services, so cuts to higher ed staffing are expected to weaken regional economies across the state. Concerns are being raised about what the losses mean for towns that depend on colleges as major employers.

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    Governor Signs Legislation Funding Northern Michigan Business College●Governor signs legislation funding new College of Business✉newsBusiness1 h ago

    The governor has signed legislation providing funding for a new College of Business at Northern Michigan University. The measure allocates state money for the new academic facility, expanding business education offerings at the Marquette-based university. University officials and state leaders have highlighted the investment as a boost for the region's economy and workforce development.

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    Global Fuel Shocks Ripple Through Michigan's Economy▼The Long Pipeline: How Global Fuel Shocks Reshape the Michigan Economy✉newsBusinessEconomy1 d ago

    Michigan State University researchers examine how global fuel price shocks travel through supply chains to affect Michigan's economy, from transportation costs to consumer prices. The analysis explains why events in distant oil and gas markets can hit Michigan businesses and households, and what the state's economic exposure to international energy volatility means going forward.