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Why an Ohio ban on settlements to close ‘base load’ power plants matters for clean energy Canary Media: Beth Nagusky, adjunct law professor, questioned whether Ohio’s new law banning utility settlements that close “base load” power plants is a setup for future subsidies. “I wonder whether the…

Senate Votes to Cut $930 Billion From Medicaid Sharona Hoffman, the Edgar A. Hahn Professor of Law and co-director of the Law-Medicine Center, said that the GOP’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” slashes $930 billion from Medicaid, endangering maternity care in rural hospitals nationwide. She also noted…

Why Jolly Ranchers Are Banned in the UK but Not the US Lindsay Malone, registered dietitian and nutrition instructor at the School of Medicine, noted that several Jolly Rancher candies were banned in the United Kingdom for containing Mineral Oil Aromatic Hydrocarbons (MOAH), a possible…

Does skipping this skincare step make sunscreen less effective? Dermatologists weigh in Parade Magazine: Rosanne Paul, associate professor of dermatology at the School of Medicine, said that wearing a moisturizer with SPF is better than nothing, but layering is probably your best bet. Paul also…

Why vitamin K is essential Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Michael Kulasingham, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, cautioned that women with low bone density are at risk for hip fractures and vertebral fractures–-awe common concern among women as they age. “While in medical school,…

Local law professor explains what could come following Iran bombings Fox 8 News: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, said that while President Trump’s airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites have sparked a national conversation, he doesn’t expect legal or congressional…

Starry skies may guide Bogong moths home The New York Times: Roy Ritzmann, professor of biology at the College of Arts and Sciences, weighed in on the Bogong moth possibly being the first invertebrate to use the starry night sky for migration. Ritzmann suggested the insects use a set of internal…

Many older people embrace vaccines. Research is proving them right The New York Times: Pauline Terebuh and Rebecca Morgan, professors at the School of Medicine, discussed their research highlighting older adults’ enthusiasm for vaccines where they found the RSV vaccine to be 75% effective at…

Supreme Court raises bar for future curbs on industrial air pollution E&E News by Politico: Victor Flatt, the Coleman P. Burke Chair in Environmental Law and associate director of the Burke Center for Environmental Law, weighed in on the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision that could hamper future…

New motivations weigh on students’ law school aspirations Cleveland Jewish News: Alyson Suter Alber, associate dean for enrollment planning and strategic initiatives at the School of Law, weighed in on what motivates students to pursue law degrees as applications increase.