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Nutrition's Lindsay Malone shares dangers of eating ultra-processed foods
10 everyday foods you’d never guess contain synthetic dyes Food & Wine: Lindsay Malone, dietitian and instructor in the Department of Nutrition at the School of Medicine, cautioned against eating ultra-processed foods. "Food dyes are commonly in ultra-processed foods, which come with their ownhe ne...
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Dermatology's Elma Baron promotes reapplication of sunscreen when active outdoors
These are the best sunscreens for sensitive skin in 2025, according to experts Yahoo: Elma Baron, professor of dermatology at the School of Medicine, advised reapplying sunscreen when active outdoors. “This is important when swimming or doing recreational activities that involve sweating, since bot...
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Weatherhead's Tim Fogarty weighs potential effects of proposed adjustment to Ohio's income tax code
Ohio has spent a decade cutting income taxes: How much has it saved you? cleveland.com: Tim Fogarty, the Andrew D. Braden Professor in Accounting and Auditing at Weatherhead School of Management, provided insight for a story on a proposed adjustment to Ohio's income tax code to make the state more ...
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Nutrition's Kristyen Tomcik explains creatine’s effect on recovery
What is creatine, and what can this supplement do (and not do) for my health? SELF: Kristyen Tomcik, assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition at the School of Medicine, explained creatine’s effect on recovery. “For endurance athletes who are beating up their legs during training or during...
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Medicine's Awais Aftab weighs in on potential dangers of antidepressant use
"More problems than it was helping”: Behind the growing distrust of antidepressants Salon: Awais Aftab, clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at the School of Medicine, stated we often end up using antidepressants “as a matter of structural convenience."...
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Law's Kendall McPherson discusses Cleveland's effort for air pollution regulations
Cleveland’s big polluter, Cleveland-Cliffs, pushing back on tighter air regulations cleveland.com (subscription required): Kendall McPherson, a fellow at the School of Law's Environmental Law Clinic and a member of the Cleveland Air Quality Coalition, said the city’s effort is appreciated but could...
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Medicine's Stephanie Pike Moore shares research findings related to adult depression
Two in five Cleveland adults report depression diagnosis—a significant increase since 2015. Why? Signal Cleveland: Stephanie Pike Moore, an associate professor at the School of Medicine, authored a study that shows adults who reported having been diagnosed with depression by a health professional i...
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Weatherhead's Jonathan Ernest shares potential impact of tariffs on home repairs and improvements
How a home warranty can mitigate the impact of tariffs on homebuyers U.S. News & World Report: Jonathan Ernest, an associate professor at Weatherhead School of Management, was quoted in a story about the possible impact of tariffs on home repairs and improvements. “If the cost of these repairs or r...
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Law's Eric Chaffee shares thoughts on funding plan for new Cleveland Browns stadium
County Executive Chris Ronayne criticizes Senate funding plan for Browns WEWS: Eric Chaffee, a professor and the Peter M. Gerhart Distinguished Research Scholar at the School of Law, lent his expertise for a report on plans floated to use the State of Ohio's pool of unclaimed funds to help pay for ...
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Law's Jonathan Adler discusses the EPA's bid to limit climate pollution regulation
Inside EPA’s backdoor bid to stop regulating climate pollution E&E News: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, said the EPA’s move to declare that U.S. power plants don’t “significantly contribute” to climate change could trigger a court ruling defining that term under the Cl...