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Medicine's Carolyn Levers-Landis shares benefits of sound machines for sleeping infants
How to use a sound machine: The safety basics BabyList: Carolyn Ievers-Landis, professor of pediatrics, suggested that white noise machines might be helpful as they muffle other sounds in the household or adjoining households that might startle a sleeping infant—speaking from a behavioral sleep…
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Medicine's Phillip Resnick discusses offers a forensic psychiatry perspective on school shooters
Records reveal the Uvalde shooter's troubling path from promising student to gunman NBC San Antonio: Phillip Resnick, a forensic psychiatrist and professor at the School of Medicine, said school shooters often plan attacks, creating opportunities for prevention. Resnick noted the Uvalde shooter…
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Law's Kendall McPherson weighs in on Youngstown’s moratorium on SOBE’s plan to burn tires into fuel
Group against SOBE plant meets as city’s appeal remains unanswered WKBN, Youngstown: Kendall McPherson, fellow at the School of Law’s Environmental Law Clinic, urged residents to support Youngstown’s moratorium on SOBE’s plan to burn tires into fuel, saying the council needs more time to study…
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Medicine's Li Lily Wang shares hope for a universal cure for pancreatic cancer
New vaccine shows promise against one of the deadliest cancers Newsweek: Li Lily Wang, clinical associate professor in the Department of Molecular Medicine at the School of Medicine, shared her hope for a universal cure for pancreatic cancer. “Generally speaking, every one of us is hoping for a…
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Medicine's James Voos explores lateral augmentation techniques for ACL reconstruction
The ACL glow-up: LET vs. ALL The Sports Doc Podcast: James Voos, professor and chair of the Orthopedics Department at the School of Medicine, explored lateral augmentation techniques for ACL reconstruction, comparing lateral extraarticular tenodesis and anterolateral ligament reconstruction.
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Law's Betsy Rosenblatt weighs in on allegations of plagiarism against Indiana University's president
New evidence arises alleging IU President Pamela Whitten plagiarized her dissertation Indiana Herald-Times (subscription only): Betsy Rosenblatt, the Tom J.E. and Bette Lou Walker Professor of Law, discussed legal issues facing Indiana University after it hired a law firm to assess allegations…
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Physics' Jesse Berezovsky shares skepticism of linking consciousness, quantum computing and AI
A hidden reality might be powering your consciousness—and these intelligent machines could prove it Popular Mechanics: Jesse Berezovsky, associate professor of physics, shared skepticism of people who make money off of claims to link consciousness, quantum computing and AI. “If any useful link…
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Medicine's Amy Edwards warns raw milk can carry harmful bacteria
Raw milk is trending—this time for making people sick Everyday Health: Amy Edwards, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, warned that all raw milk can carry harmful bacteria regardless of farm hygiene or animal health. She said most healthy people recover, but young children, older…
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Nursing's Shanina Knighton explains why shower curtain liners are breeding grounds for mold
You're probably waiting too long to replace your shower liner—here's why it matters Martha Stewart: Shanina Knighton, adjunct associate professor at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, explained how shower liners can be a breeding ground for mold. "If there is visible mold, discolored dots,…
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Medicine's Amy Edwards discusses vaccine skepticism
Childhood vaccination rates are dropping—what parents need to know Parents Magazine: Amy Edwards, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, noted that long-standing vaccine skepticism surged during COVID, with political backlash spilling over to other vaccines. She warned false online…