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Medicine's Max Wiznitzer explains how ADHD drugs actually work
ADHD drugs work, but not the way experts thought The Washington Post (subscription required): Max Wiznitzer, professor of pediatric neurology at the School of Medicine, said ADHD can shorten life expectancy because impulsivity leads to poor health choices, missed medications, and higher risks of…
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Weatherhead's Timothy Fogarty on zero-based budgeting
Key things to know about zero-based budgeting WalletHub: Timothy Fogarty, professor of accountancy at Weatherhead School of Management, noted that zero-based budgeting is assigning every dollar a purpose, but warned it only works for organizations ready for real change. He said it fails in…
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Political science's Kathryn Lavelle weighs in on Venezuela and upcoming politics
Venezuela, the midterms and Ohio statewide races will shape the coming year in politics ideastream: Kathryn Lavelle, the Ellen and Dixon Long Professor in World Affairs, discussed the capture of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife during a raid in Caracas, triggering global…
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Weatherhead's Mary Sasmaz discusses zero-based budgeting
How to create a zero-based budget WalletHub: Mary Sasmaz, assistant professor at Weatherhead School of Management, said zero-based budgeting works by forcing people to justify and track every dollar, helping them align spending with financial goals and cut unnecessary expenses—especially for…
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Weatherhead's Ellen Van Oosten discusses the importance of engaged listening
Authentic connection through engaged listening Smart Business: Ellen Van Oosten, associate professor of organizational behavior at Weatherhead School of Management, argued that engaged listening—giving full attention without interrupting or multitasking—is essential to making people feel valued…
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Law's Michael Benza discusses approaching murder trial and an insanity defense
Ruth Miller appears in court as trial approaches for murder of 4-year-old son at Atwood Lake WKYC: Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, said jury instructions aim to clearly explain Ohio’s legal standards and burdens so jurors can decide whether a local woman's insanity…
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Nutrition's James Swain discusses side effects of eating cocoa powder
Dark chocolate compound linked to slower biological aging, new study reveals Natural News: James Swain, professor of nutrition at the School of Medicine, noted that eating 50 to100 grams of cocoa powder can cause sweating, headaches and acute digestive issues. "These symptoms may also be related…
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Sears think[box]'s Claire Dorsett comments on the facility—the largest of its kind in the country
From race cars to tombstones: What really goes on at think[box], the country’s largest makerspace FreshWater Cleveland: Claire Dorsett, executive director of Sears think[box], discussed the university's novel makerspace and launchpad for startups—all with public access. “Think[box] matters…
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History's Einav Rabinovitch-Fox discusses cultural shift in how rabbis are perceived
On Instagram, ‘Rabbinic Fit Check’ is a look book for Jewish clergy South Florida Sun Sentinel: Einav Rabinovitch-Fox, adjunct assistant professor of history at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed an Instagram account that reflects a broader cultural shift in how rabbis are perceived.…
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Astronomy's Chris Mihos discusses galaxy collisions and ejected stars
Do all stars exist in galaxies? Astronomy Magazine: Chris Mihos, the Worcester R. and Cornelia B. Warner Professor of Astronomy at the College of Arts and Sciences, noted that nearly all stars form inside galaxies, but some are flung into intergalactic space. Galaxy collisions and supermassive…