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Volunteers support patient care at Grand Rapids children's hospital - Vimarsana News

Volunteers support patient care at Grand Rapids children's hospital

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — At Corewell Health, volunteers are an integral part of filling in the gaps of an overtaxed health care industry. Porter Beilfuss is one of those volunteers. He’s a first-year medical school student at the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, studying in Grand Rapids. When he’s not wearing his […]

Source: yahoo.com
Kids learn to 'Map Your Mind' at annual Reach Out to the Youth event - Vimarsana News

Kids learn to 'Map Your Mind' at annual Reach Out to the Youth event

Kids put on their lab coats Saturday at Michigan State University's Secchia Center to learn more about how we think.

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Partners report GR SmartZone growing - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Partners report GR SmartZone growing - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Spartan Innovations and Start Garden reported this month economic development growth among high-tech startups is continuing in the region.

Source: grbj.com
New Perrigo headquarters rises in heart of Grand Rapids - Vimarsana News

New Perrigo headquarters rises in heart of Grand Rapids

Perrigo, the private label over-the-counter pharmaceutical company, has always had a presence in West Michigan. It was founded in Allegan and has operations in Holland. But the opening of the company's new North American headquarters in the Grand Rapids Innovation Park adds another key piece to the…

MSU College of Human Medicine students, faculty march for justice - Vimarsana News

MSU College of Human Medicine students, faculty march for justice

Students and faculty at the MSU College of Human Medicine are marching in downtown Grand Rapids to demand justice following the death of Patrick Lyoya.

Source: wzzm13.com