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What you need to know about melioidosis, the rare bacterial infection the CDC is warning about
9/1/21
Yahoo! Life interviewed John Sellick about the rare bacterial infection called melioidosis.
'Stan' culture can be problematic, UB professor says
9/7/21
USA Today interviewed David Schmid about 'ultra-fans,' and how their adoration of celebrities can lead to addictive tendencies and stalking behavior.
Conservative Republican women are helping lead the fight to restrict abortion
9/9/21
The Washington Post published an op-ed piece co-authored by Abigail Matthews, that discusses the leading role that conservative Republican women play in restricting abortion nationwide.
Can you get the flu shot and COVID vaccine or booster at the same time?
9/13/21
Prevention quoted Thomas Russo in an article on the safety of receiving the flu and COVID-19 vaccines at the same time.
'Inspiration4' is the first all-civilian space crew
9/18/21
John Crassidis appeared live twice Saturday on Fox News to discuss Inspiration4, the first all-civilian spaceflight to orbit Earth.
Fact check: Some states require special IDs for sex offenders
9/17/21
USA Today interviewed Charles Ewing about President Joe Biden’s potential vaccine requirements for federal workers and companies with more than 100 employees, which means millions of Americans may soon have to prove they're vaccinated.
Women are going above and beyond amid Covid-19. And their work often goes unrecognized
9/27/21
NBC News quoted Erin Hatton about findings released that suggest diversity practices in the business world remained fairly stagnant between 2019 and 2020.
After a primary loss, why the Mayor of Buffalo won't give up
9/27/21
The New York Times quoted Jacob Neiheisel in a story on some of the missteps incumbent City of Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown made in the run-up to the Democratic primary race, which Brown lost to challenger India Walton.
Gene variant points to starvation's evolutionary legacy
9/28/21
The Scientist quoted Omer Gokcumen about a study he conducted with colleagues, finding that the GHRd3 variant of the growth hormone receptor gene may have helped humanity's ancestors survive periods without food.
For 70 years, residents of one of America's first Black suburbs have endured constant gunfire from a police shooting range
9/26/21
Slate quotes Henry Louis Taylor Jr. in a story on Lincoln Heights, a majority-Black suburb near downtown Cincinnati whose residents must endure near-constant noise from gunfire from a police shooting range nearby.
The vast majority of Americans don鈥檛 learn about Indian boarding schools growing up
9/13/21
quoted Alyssa Mt. Pleasant in an article on the lack of education about Native American history in the United States.