April 28, 2023

Improving Health in the Mitten State: Intimate Partner Violence to Heart Disease

Intimate Partner Violence is a serious public health concern for women in Michigan. Heart Disease is the leading cause of death in the state and nationwide. Michigan has made efforts, but are there policy recommendations that could address both of these issues? Researcher Karley Abramson discusses with Maureen McNulty-Saxton on the Facts Matter podcast.

Citizens Research Council of Michigan · Improving Health in the Mitten State: Intimate Partner Violence to Heart Disease

Improving Health in the Mitten State: Intimate Partner Violence to Heart Disease

Improving Health in the Mitten State: Intimate Partner Violence to Heart Disease

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