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April 30, 2015
Cheryl King, professor of psychiatry and psychology, and Gregory Dalack, associate professor of psychiatry, were quoted in a story about Facebook’s new suicide prevention feature.
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April 30, 2015
Alison Davis-Blake, dean of the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, provided insight into millennials, business school and leadership, and addressed how leaders can combine profits and purpose.
NPR's Here & Now -
April 29, 2015
Dr. Caroline Richardson, associate professor of family medicine, was quoted in a story about the importance of exercise for heart attack survivors.
The Washington Post -
April 29, 2015
“I feel outraged at what hit MorningSide. It’s outrageous that all those mortgages went into foreclosure,” said Margaret Dewar, professor of urban planning, regarding one of Detroit’s iconic neighborhoods that has been home for years to a group of dedicated activists working to revive it.
Bridge -
April 29, 2015
Research by Duxin Sun, professor of pharmaceutical sciences, shows that sulforaphane found in broccoli sprouts may help prevent cancer.
ABC News -
April 28, 2015
Comments by Larry Ruff, professor of earth and environmental sciences, were featured in an article about the aftershocks of the Nepal earthquake.
The Telegraph (India) -
April 28, 2015
A judicial court to review proposed drone attacks is “unlikely to rein in the president or to hold the president to particularly stringent standards,” said Monica Hakimi, professor of law and associate dean for academic programming.
The New York Times -
April 28, 2015
Daniel Ramirez, assistant professor of history and American culture, was quoted in a story about the success of Liberty University, a bastion of evangelical Christian and politically and socially conservative thought.
The Associated Press -
April 27, 2015
The earthquake in Nepal was “definitely not a surprise,” occurring at the boundary between two pieces of Earth’s crust where the plate supporting India is moving nearly two inches a year under the Eurasian plate, said Marin Clark, associate professor of earth and environmental sciences.
The Associated Press -
April 27, 2015
“The recovery in Michigan’s auto industry has been good, but it’s not going to make us relatively rich again,” said Don Grimes, assistant director of the Center for Labor Market Research at the U-M Institute for Research on Labor, Employment, and the Economy.
MLive
