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Nutrition’s Hope Barkoukis shares strategies for getting key nutrients as you age
25 Great Ways to Get More Protein in Your DietAARP Magazine: Hope Barkoukis, professor and chair of the Department of Nutrition at the School of Medicine, offered some smart strategies to give your body the crucial nutrient it needs to stay strong as you grow older.
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Medicine’s Betul Hatipoglu says body composition can change in midlife and beyond
These 18 Tips Will Help You Lose Fat Naturally and Build Muscle After 50, According to ExpertsWomen's Health: Betul Hatipoglu, professor at the School of Medicine, said it's possible to change your body composition in midlife and beyond.
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Physics' Robert Brown estimates speed of baseball dropped from Terminal Tower in 1938 publicity stunt
Drop a baseball off Terminal Tower? It’s been doneCleveland Plain Dealer: Robert Brown, Distinguished University Professor in the College of Arts and Sciences, said historical estimates that baseballs dropped from Terminal Tower reached 138 mph were inaccurate because they ignored air resistance.…
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Psychological Sciences' Lisa Damour says many issues, not just screen time, impact kids' mental health
How Growing Up in a Digital World Affects Kids’ Academic and Social SkillsEducation Week: Lisa Damour, adjunct clinical instructor of psychological sciences and senior advisor to the Schubert Center for Child Studies, said that discussion of technology’s impact on youth mental health is…
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Medicine’s Jordan Winter discusses trendy supplements that may pose serious risks for cancer patients
Trendy longevity supplement taken by Kim Kardashian and Bryan Johnson may speed up cancer growthNew York Post: Jordan Winter, member of the National Cancer Institute-designated Cancer Comprehensive Cancer Center and professor at the School of Medicine, cautioned cancer patients about the potential…
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Weatherhead’s Susan Helper cautioned about the implementation of humanoid robots in car factories
Robots that walk and talk are coming to car factoriesThe New York Times: Susan Helper, the Carlton Professor of Economics at Weatherhead School of Management, said automation can increase productivity by reducing the need for human labor. However, she cautioned that without thoughtful…
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Medicine’s Andrew Curtis highlights difficulty of proving geographic cancer clusters
'Something's wrong': Medina County families demand answers after cancer diagnosesWKYC: Andrew Curtis, professor of spatial epidemiology at the School of Medicine, said Medina County families’ cancer concerns warrant investigation, but proving a geographic cancer cluster is difficult because cancer…
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University Fitness Centers’ Bryn Mota shares guidance on choosing shoes for runners with knee pain
I’m a running coach with arthritis. These are the best shoes for knee painCNN: Bryn Mota, senior director of University Fitness Centers, said she advises runners with knee pain to choose shoes that soften impact without being so soft that they alter running mechanics. She emphasized finding a…
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Reproductive biology’s David Hackney explains how abortion restrictions affect high-risk pregnancies
'Impossible Choices': A Cleveland doctor offers guidance on high-risk pregnancies after Dobbsideastream: David Hackney, associate professor at the Department of Reproductive Biology, said abortion bans have created uncertainty and psychological stress for maternal-fetal medicine doctors,…
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Psychiatry’s Susan Hatters-Friedman discusses of postpartum psychosis treatment
Lindsay Clancy's trial highlights gaps in understanding, treating postpartum psychosisNPR: 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, discussed how to better understand—and treat—postpartum…