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Ted Steinberg, Adeline Barry Davee Distinguished Professor of History, on America’s obsession with landscaping: America’s quest for the perfect lawn, CBS Sunday Morning

Hand washing in hospitals can go a long way toward stopping outbreaks of C. diff bacteria, according to Irena Kenneley, assistant professor in Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing: How to combat C. difficile in hospitals, UPI

School of Law professor Jonathan Adler penned an article on how “better safe than sorry” isn’t always the best way to handle policy: The Problems with Precaution: A Principle without Principle, The American

Sharon Groh-Wargo, School of Medicine associate professor of pediatrics and nutrition and neonatal nutritionist at MetroHealth, discusses fortified milk and the nutritional needs of preterm babies: MetroHealth research seeks best way to enrich breast milk, The Plain Dealer

Scott Shane, A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, suggests protections for business credit cards: Make Business Credit Cards Fair, Too, Bloomberg Businessweek

Edward Michelson, School of Medicine associate professor and chairman of the Department of Emergency Medicine, on University Hospitals Case Medical Center’s new Center for Emergency Medicine: University Hospitals to open new Center for Emergency Medicine in July, The Plain Dealer

Timothy Beal, Florence Harkness Professor of Religion, writes about the popular culture construction of bin Laden: There's No Such Thing As Osama Bin Laden, The Huffington Post

Thomas Steinemann, ophthalmology professor at the School of Medicine, on when to throw out saline solutions and eyedrops: Expiration dates offer guidance, but passing the limit doesn't always translate to danger, Chicago Tribune

Jim Sheeler, Shirley Wormser Professor of Journalism and Media Writing, discusses the meaning of Memorial Day and remembering solders: The Regina Brett Show: Final Salute, WKSU

Phillip Resnick, director of forensic psychiatry, on the sanity of parents who kill their children: Parents who kill their kids not always insane, expert says, Denver Post