Story Archive Displaying 161 - 180 of 203 CategoryAgriculture and EnvironmentArchitecture and DesignArts and HumanitiesBusiness and ManagementCampus AffairsEducationHealthLaw and PolicyScience and TechnologySocial SciencesSports and Recreation News typeExpert AlertFeatureNews ReleaseResearch BriefTalking with U of M Expert Alert The science behind fall colors NRRI's Eric Singsaas explains the science behind fall colors. Expert Alert E-cigarette use among youth Sherri Jean Katz weighs in on youth’s use of e-cigarettes and health messaging surrounding them. Expert Alert News in the age of social media Experts Benjamin Toff and Panayiota Kendeou weigh in on news in the age of social media. Expert Alert Screen time and the impact on families CEHD Professor Jodi Dworkin researches how technology impacts the family and offers insight. Expert Alert Prostate Cancer Awareness Badrinath Konety, Medical School, Masonic Cancer Center, weighs in on early screenings, detection symptoms and more. Expert Alert Loss of local pharmacies in rural U.S. Dr. Michael Swanoski offers insight on how local pharmacists can reverse the downward trend in rural communities. Expert Alert Dockless scooters and bikes in a sharing economy U of M expert Frank Douma weighs in on the surge of dockless bicycles and electric scooters. Expert Alert Self-sufficiency for people with disabilities and their families Kelly Nye-Lengerman, Ph.D., to testify before the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging on Wednesday, July 18. Expert Alert Financial literacy for families Sharon Powell is available for comment on the importance of financial literacy for families. Expert Alert Consumer genetic testing Prof. Heather Zierhut, Ph.D., explains what consumers should consider before taking an at-home genetic test. Expert Alert Aging U.S. population puts focus on family care U of M experts Joseph Gaugler and Kenneth Doyle weigh in on the implications of the shift to family care. Expert Alert Deadly melanoma increases, but is also preventable University of Minnesota School of Public Health expert DeAnn Lazovich gives advice on how people can prevent melanoma. Expert Alert Building resiliency key in adapting to extreme weather events Richard Graves, director of the U's Center for Sustainable Building Research, explains the needed shift in architecture. Expert Alert Masonic Cancer Center urges increased HPV vaccination and screening Dr. Deanna Teoh, Medical School, Masonic Cancer Center, explains the importance of getting the HPV vaccine. Expert Alert Child separation at the border Megan Gunnar, Ph.D., describes potential impact of forceable separation of children from their parents. Expert Alert Low labor force participation rate With a low unemployment rate and larger number of people not working, it is raising concerns about a labor shortage. Expert Alert The future of net neutrality following the Senate’s vote Christopher Terry, of the Hubbard School of Journalism & Mass Communication, weighs in on the future of net neutrali Expert Alert Recent data points to fatal aspects of air pollution School of Public Health air pollution expert Jesse Berman offers insight into U.S. air pollution. Expert Alert Brain stimulation to treat Parkinson’s, depression and more Researchers at the U of M are on the leading edge of treatments for many common and debilitating brain disorders. Expert Alert Disease cases from ticks, mosquitoes, and fleas more than triple in U.S. Jonathan Oliver offers insight into what might affect vector-borne disease spread and severity. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Next page Next › Last page Last »
Expert Alert The science behind fall colors NRRI's Eric Singsaas explains the science behind fall colors.
Expert Alert E-cigarette use among youth Sherri Jean Katz weighs in on youth’s use of e-cigarettes and health messaging surrounding them.
Expert Alert News in the age of social media Experts Benjamin Toff and Panayiota Kendeou weigh in on news in the age of social media.
Expert Alert Screen time and the impact on families CEHD Professor Jodi Dworkin researches how technology impacts the family and offers insight.
Expert Alert Prostate Cancer Awareness Badrinath Konety, Medical School, Masonic Cancer Center, weighs in on early screenings, detection symptoms and more.
Expert Alert Loss of local pharmacies in rural U.S. Dr. Michael Swanoski offers insight on how local pharmacists can reverse the downward trend in rural communities.
Expert Alert Dockless scooters and bikes in a sharing economy U of M expert Frank Douma weighs in on the surge of dockless bicycles and electric scooters.
Expert Alert Self-sufficiency for people with disabilities and their families Kelly Nye-Lengerman, Ph.D., to testify before the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging on Wednesday, July 18.
Expert Alert Financial literacy for families Sharon Powell is available for comment on the importance of financial literacy for families.
Expert Alert Consumer genetic testing Prof. Heather Zierhut, Ph.D., explains what consumers should consider before taking an at-home genetic test.
Expert Alert Aging U.S. population puts focus on family care U of M experts Joseph Gaugler and Kenneth Doyle weigh in on the implications of the shift to family care.
Expert Alert Deadly melanoma increases, but is also preventable University of Minnesota School of Public Health expert DeAnn Lazovich gives advice on how people can prevent melanoma.
Expert Alert Building resiliency key in adapting to extreme weather events Richard Graves, director of the U's Center for Sustainable Building Research, explains the needed shift in architecture.
Expert Alert Masonic Cancer Center urges increased HPV vaccination and screening Dr. Deanna Teoh, Medical School, Masonic Cancer Center, explains the importance of getting the HPV vaccine.
Expert Alert Child separation at the border Megan Gunnar, Ph.D., describes potential impact of forceable separation of children from their parents.
Expert Alert Low labor force participation rate With a low unemployment rate and larger number of people not working, it is raising concerns about a labor shortage.
Expert Alert The future of net neutrality following the Senate’s vote Christopher Terry, of the Hubbard School of Journalism & Mass Communication, weighs in on the future of net neutrali
Expert Alert Recent data points to fatal aspects of air pollution School of Public Health air pollution expert Jesse Berman offers insight into U.S. air pollution.
Expert Alert Brain stimulation to treat Parkinson’s, depression and more Researchers at the U of M are on the leading edge of treatments for many common and debilitating brain disorders.
Expert Alert Disease cases from ticks, mosquitoes, and fleas more than triple in U.S. Jonathan Oliver offers insight into what might affect vector-borne disease spread and severity.
