Today on Stateside, Michigan sees a boom in the use of monoclonal antibodies to keep COVID-19 patients out of the hospital. Plus, the coach of the University of Michigan's women's gymnastics team talks about a tough pandemic year that ended in a national championship. And, singer-songwriter Rachel Curtis talks about new ways of producing and releasing music during a pandemic.
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“It’s like a miracle:” Monoclonal antibody use soars over 300% in Michigan
- Kate Wells is a reporter at Michigan Radio.
Lansing singer-songwriter Rachel Curtis on filling the sonic room
- Rachel Curtis is a singer-songwriter from Lansing. Her latest single is called "I Don't Like It."
Support for arts and culture coverage comes in part from the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs.
Pandemic all-stars: In a tough year, Michigan college athletes bring home big titles
- Bev Plocki is the coach of the women’s gymnastic team at the University of Michigan.
Muson nurses in Northern Michigan struggle after latest COVID surge
- Taylor Wizner is a reporter with Interlochen Public Radio.
