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It’s fine for kids to play with pretend guns Slate.com: Sandra Russ, the Louis D. Beaumont University Professor, discussed how children’s behavior in pretend play often doesn't correlate. “Aggressive behavior in pretend play is different than actual aggressive behavior in real life,” Russ said.

Kennedy influences notable U.S. Supreme Court term The Columbus Dispatch: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law and associate dean for academic affairs, talked about the Supreme Court’s recent willingness to settle large issues.

New studies about endovascular therapy for stroke represent paradigm shift Science Daily: Anthony Furlan, the Gilbert W. Humphrey Chair in Neurology, wrote an editorial for five studies about endovascular stroke therapy published simultaneously in theNew England Journal of Medicine

Singapore teaches kids to form start-ups USA Today: Michael Goldberg, assistant professor of design and innovation, discussed how an entrepreneurial culture helps startups succeed in places like Singapore.

Device helps doctors personalize chemotherapy for patients UPI: Emina H. Huang, professor of surgery at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, explained the benefits of a new device that can test possible chemotherapy options for cancer patients using fewer stem cells.

Experts forecast slower U.S. economic growth The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Mark Sniderman, executive-in-residence at the Weatherhead School of Management, explained why economic growth is expected to be slower than in previous decades. “The recession has been over for a while and this traditional…

Aetna announces deal to buy Humana Marketplace: J.B. Silvers, the John R. Mannix Medical Mutual of Ohio Professor of Health Care Finance and professor of banking and finance, discussed how the health care industry led to the merge of Aetna and Humana.

Problems with retention block STEM workforce from being more diverse U.S. News and World Report: Diana Billimoria, the KeyBank Professor and chair of the Department of Organizational Behavior, discussed the importance of a diverse workforce in STEM fields and why women often leave engineering…

Kenny visits National Youth Sports Camp Fox 8: The National Youth Sports Program at Case Western Reserve University recently was featured on a recent installment of Kickin’ it with Kenny.

Surgery may help teens with frequent migraines, study contends Health Day: Bahman Guyuron, professor emeritus of plastic surgery, discussed his study, which found that teenagers who experience frequent migraines might benefit from surgery.