Michigan State is uniquely positioned to lead and shape the future of health sciences. We’re going to bring our strengths in human, animal and environmental health together to become a national powerhouse of healing. This new vision will benefit our students and the people of Michigan and beyond.
MSU Health Sciences brings together thousands of researchers, businesses, practitioners and students to make positive contributions to real-world health care. No challenge is too big or too small. We look forward to collaborating with you.
Recent news from across health sciences.
Arlynn Dailey of Michigan State University has been appointed to Michigan’s inaugural Board of Dietetics and Nutrition. Her community engagement work with MSU and Henry Ford Health will inform statewide nutrition policy and licensing.
Cancer research in the U.S. doesn’t rely on a single institution or funding stream − it’s a complex ecosystem made up of interdependent parts: academia, pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology startups, federal agencies and private foundations.
Michigan State University leads a major NIH-funded study examining how environmental factors like pollution and nutrition affect child health, aiming to improve outcomes nationwide.
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Working with government and industry partners, MSU is setting new standards for individuals and communities to access better health care across the state of Michigan and the U.S. These efforts enable us to contribute health, hope and healing for all.
Our partnership is a catalyst for change, reimagining how we think about, innovate, and deliver health and wellness. Our goal is to set a new standard for how individuals and communities experience care across the state of Michigan and the nation.
Together, we are aggressive in our efforts to address the current shortage of health care providers in Michigan and across the industry.
MSU Health Care is the university’s academic health center and includes more than 600 faculty and affiliate providers with expertise in 25 adult and pediatric specialties.
From Monroe County in the southeast corner to Ironwood in the northwest, and everywhere in between, Michigan State University Health Sciences is working to make a positive impact.
*Reported in 2024