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Political Science’s Justin Buchler highlights political significance of fluctuating gas prices
Gas prices take center stage in Ohio Senate race as Iran war persistsThe Columbus Dispatch: Justin Buchler, associate professor at the College of Arts and Sciences, noted that gas prices fluctuate significantly, but voters tend to form a broader impression of the economy and hold the president…
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Psychiatry’s Susan Hatters-Friedman explains why postpartum psychosis requires timely treatment
Lindsay Clancy killed her three children. But here’s why her husband and many women say she deserves compassionThe Independent: Susan Hatters-Friedman, the Phillip J. Resnick Professor of Forensic Psychiatry at the School of Medicine and an adjunct professor at the School of Law, said postpartum…
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Medicine’s Alok A. Khorana examines potential toxin exposure from toilet paper
Is Toilet Paper Bad For You? Here’s What Experts SayTIME: Alok A. Khorana, professor at the School of Medicine, said toilet paper is likely a much smaller source of toxin exposure than food and water, which enter the body more directly. Still, he says chemicals such as PFAS warrant further study,…
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Medicine’s Alok A. Khorana examines potential toxin exposure from toilet paper
Is Toilet Paper Bad For You? Here’s What Experts SayTime Magazine: Alok A. Khorana, professor at the School of Medicine, said toilet paper is likely a much smaller source of toxin exposure than food and water, which enter the body more directly. Still, he said chemicals such as PFAS warrant further…
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Law’s Atiba Ellis warns voter citizenship lists could mistakenly exclude eligible voters
How Trump's Supreme Court win impacts Ohio votersWEWS: Atiba Ellis, the Morris G. Shanker Professor of Law, said the Supreme Court ruling allowing the Trump administration to compile state voter citizenship lists is a procedural win for Trump, but broader mail-voting restrictions remain unresolved.…
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Nutrition’s Lindsay Malone cautions extra sodium in electrolyte drinks may pose health risks
We Asked Dietitians to Name the Best Drink for Kidney Health—They All Said the Same ThingVerywell Health: Lindsay Malone, registered dietitian and instructor in the Department of Nutrition, pointed out how electrolyte beverages can help replenish hydration after an intense workout or stomach bug.…
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Law’s Michael Benza explains why mistrials can lead to a retrial
Hung jury puts spotlight on mistrialsSandusky Register: Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, explained that mistrials are a last resort, often caused by hung juries or serious trial problems. Because no verdict is reached, defendants generally can be retried without violating…
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CWRU Career Success’s Krittika Grau says senior year is about refining career goals and job-search skills
Senior year means studying, job huntingCleveland Jewish News: Krittika Grau, the university's assistant vice president of career success, said seniors often enter their final year of college with career direction shaped by internships, research and other experiences. She said senior year focuses on…
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Nutrition’s Lindsay Malone shares tips for storing maple syrup, seeds and other staples
8 Foods Chefs Say You Should Never Store in Your Pantry—and Safer Places to Keep ThemReal simple: Lindsay Malone, registered dietitian and instructor in the Department of Nutrition, said maple syrup, nuts, seeds and certain nut butters should be refrigerated to prevent mold, rancidity and flavor…
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Law’s Beth Nagusky says fabricated public comments undermine clean-energy project reviews
As Ohio grapples with fake comments on clean energy, some want crackdownCanary Media: Beth Nagusky, adjunct professor of law, discussed Ohio’s growing problem with fabricated public comments on clean-energy projects. She said fake comments “skewer the whole process” and undermine trust, making it…