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Gender and women's studies' Susan Hinze discusses setting boundaries
Male CNN panelist gets expertly shut down for touching a woman—and for good reason HuffPost: Susan Hinze, associate professor of gender and women’s studies at the College of Arts and Sciences, said a CNN commentator set a boundary when a panelist on a live program touched her arm, highlighting gende...
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Med's Awais Aftab talks about selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, SSRIs
6 things to know about antidepressants Science News: Awais Aftab, clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at the School of Medicine, explained how selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors or SSRIs are not considered addictive. “They (people) don’t get a euphoric feeling. They don’t crave them. The...
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Economics' Sue Helper discusses current hiring freezes
Northeast Ohio economic and staffing experts weigh in on ‘frozen’ job market ideastream: Sue Helper, the Frank Tracy Carlton Professor of Economics, noted that despite low unemployment, economic uncertainty has led to hiring freezes, making job searches take about six months. Even employed individua...
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Law's Jonathan Adler comments on pardoning people
Were Biden’s ‘autopen’ pardons legal? Trump says question should be ‘up to a court’ Washington Examiner: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, said pardoning someone before charges are filed is legal but noted Hunter Biden's broad pardon could face legal challenges due to its ...
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Law's Raymond Ku examines privacy laws related to filming in airplanes
A viral airplane video sparks serious questions about filming other passengers HuffPost: Raymond Ku, the John Homer Kapp Professor of Law at the School of Law, explained that airplanes are generally considered public spaces, meaning passengers have limited expectations of privacy. However, Ku noted ...
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Med's Rong Xu talks about her study on semaglutide and Alzheimer’s disease
Ozempic’s new frontier: The war on aging The Wall Street Journal: Rong Xu, director of the Center for Artificial Intelligence in Drug Discovery, discussed her study on semaglutide and Alzheimer’s disease and how the drug's strength lies in the different ways it functions. “It’s like one stone, multi...
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Weatherhead's Jonathan Ernest discusses impacts of President Trump's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum
What an economic professor says about the new steel tariffs WEWS: Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor of economics at Weatherhead School of Management, discussed the impacts of President Trump's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum from Canada and other trading partners....
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Nutrition's Lindsay Malone recommends eating whole foods and protein
The 7 worst diet mistakes dietitians see over and over Medium: Lindsay Malone, registered dietitian and instructor of nutrition at the School of Medicine, advised on the importance of eating whole foods and protein. “A protein shake with 25 ingredients isn’t the same as plain Greek yogurt, even thou...
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History's John Broich discusses Harry Grindell Matthews, who claimed to have invented the death ray
Did someone really make a deadly laser-powered ray gun in 1924? CKNW, Vancouver: John Broich, associate professor of history at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed Harry Grindell Matthews, the first inventor to claim to have invented the death ray....
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Med's Leonard Calabrese talks about gut health
Toxic food and hidden chemicals are everywhere: Here's what you can do The Dr. Hyman Show: Leonard Calabrese, professor of medicine at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, shared how diet, gut health, toxin removal and stress reduction can strengthen the immune system....