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History's John Grabowski on the origins of standardized time zones
Clocks fall back. Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend Signal Cleveland: John Grabowski, the Krieger-Mueller Joint Professor in History, explained that railroads revolutionized timekeeping in the 19th century, since they “could not work effectively or safely” when nearby communities each set…
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Weatherhead's Casey Newmeyer discusses how shifts in consumer tastes affect legacy restaurant brands
The demise of Dolly's signals end of Big Boy battle Cincinnati Enquirer: Casey Newmeyer, assistant professor of marketing at Weatherhead School of Management, said Big Boy’s exit from southwest Ohio reflects challenges for legacy restaurant brands struggling to stay relevant amid shifting…
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Medicine's Michael Baldonieri on pregnancy outcomes in jails and medical inequity
Uncounted: Ohio lawmakers propose bill to track pregnancy outcomes in jails and prisons The Marshall Project: Michael Baldonieri, assistant professor of reproductive biology at the School of Medicine, said that without mandatory reporting of pregnancy outcomes in jails, “we’re not going to find…
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Weatherhead's Juergen Brock and Kalle Lyytinen celebrate 30 years of Doctor of Management programs
APP celebrates Doctor of Management programs anniversary Spectrum News: Juergen Brock, associate professor at Weatherhead School of Management and associate director of the program, Kalle Lyytinen, Distinguished University Professor and co-director of the DBA program,…
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Medicine's Ali Dehghani on the benefits of the shingles vaccine for the heart and brain
Shingles vaccine connected to significant health benefits, experts reveal Fox News: Ali Dehghani, associate professor at the School of Medicine, said people who received the shingles vaccine had about half the risk of developing vascular dementia and significantly lower risks of heart attack,…
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Medicine's Lindsay Malone on hunger cues and smaller portions
America's famed for its supersize meals. Now people want smaller portions. Yahoo! Health: Lindsay Malone, clinical dietitian and instructor at the School of Medicine, said years of eating oversized portions have distorted Americans’ hunger cues, often leading to overeating, guilt and stress.…
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Weatherhead's Jonathan Ernest discusses tariffs and high candy prices
Halloween scares up worries about higher candy prices Barron's: Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor of economics at Weatherhead School of Management, said tariffs on imported cocoa products make U.S. chocolate makers less competitive than European firms, sometimes making it cheaper to import…
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Medicine's Karem Harth discusses new ways of treating vericose veins
Not your mother’s varicose vein surgery Health Radar (pg. 9): Karem Harth, assistant professor in the Department of Surgery, explained how treating varicose veins today is much less invasive than years ago. “Most therapies today can and should be performed with a minimally invasive approach, and…
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Medicine's Amy Edwards discusses post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome
What to know about post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome Health Radar (pg. 7): Amy Edwards, associate professor and pediatric infectious disease specialist, explained how although there aren’t standardized diagnostic criteria for post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome (PTLDS), which has been why…
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Medicine's Bianca Islam emphasizes the need to screen for colon cancer
Why finding a colon polyp could save your life Health Radar (pg. 7): Bianca Islam, gastroenterology specialist in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, explained the importance of early screening for colon cancer. "Colon polyps are small growths that form on the inner lining of the…