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What Studying Moose Bones For 65 Years Can Teach Us About Human Diseases
Millions of people around the world face diminished quality of life due to periodontitis, osteoarthritis and osteoporosis. A new study sheds light on the links between all three chronic bone diseases, assessed from the unique standpoint of Isle Royale’s wild moose population. The study, led by researchers from Michigan Technological University and Duke University and recently published in the journal Osteoarthritis and Cartilage, found that moose with periodontitis were much more likely to develop severe forms of osteoarthritis and osteoporosis.
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Michigan Tech Researchers Find Fresh Ways to Connect in the Nation’s Capital
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How a Capstone Strategy Set this Student Design Team Up for Success — With a National Winning Streak to Prove It
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Capital Collaborations: MTU Researchers Meet and Greet DC Colleagues
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Huskies Abroad Dive Into Yucatan Culture, History and Tourism Impacts
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Home Ice Advantage: GLRC Hosts MIT Engineers on Huron Bay for Ice Fracturing Research
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Take a Walk on the Wild Side Through the Lens of an Isle Royale Researcher
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Pickled Egg Slalom Highlights Winter Baja National Invitational at Michigan Tech
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Being the Change: MTU Environmental Engineer Heads to UN Climate Summit
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Uncovering Global Dust-Climate Connections
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