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Traveling the United States as a touring musician in my teens and twenties exposed me to the legacies of mid-century urban planning. On the one hand, I witnessed starkly segregated and impoverished communities with interstate highways tearing through them, and people having to get around isolated in cars. On the other, I saw a few favored communities with access to all the amenities conducive to health and longevity: clean air, walkable infrastructure covered in lush greenspace, gourmet restaurants, museums, parks, the list goes on. Reed DeAngelis, Assistant Research Scientist, Survey Research Center, Institute for Social Research

Faculty Spotlight: Reed DeAngelis

October 7, 2026

A Musician’s Guide to Population HealthTouring the United States as a musician in his teens and twenties exposed…

A stethoscope rests on top of a very expensive medical invoice that has line items for different services provided.

Abortion bans make healthcare more expensive  

October 5, 2026

ANN ARBOR—Research finds abortion bans are associated with higher out-of-pocket health insurance premium costs for women, particularly among…

ISR heads discussion on risks of AI to social surveys

September 29, 2026

ANN ARBOR — Representatives from the University of Michigan’s Institute for Social Research (ISR), the NORC Center on…

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SRC Seminar Series Presents: From Evidence to Action: Precision Implementation of Classroom Physical Activity Breaks

SRC Seminar Series Presents: From Evidence to Action: Precision Implementation of Classroom Physical Activity Breaks

SRC Seminar Series Presents: Reservation Wages Revisited: Empirics with the Canonical Model

SRC Seminar Series Presents: Reservation Wages Revisited: Empirics with the Canonical Model

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