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September 15, 2014
Dr. Steven Katz, professor of internal medicine, and health management and policy, says someone facing a medical crisis tends to act from the gut rather than the head, which may explain why many women opt for a mastectomy when outcomes are the same or possibly better with radiation.
Slate -
September 15, 2014
Puneet Manchanda, professor of marketing, was quoted in an article about financially struggling ViSalus, a Michigan-based multilevel marketing firm that sells weight-loss products, energy drinks and supplements.
Crain's Detroit Business -
September 14, 2014
Dr. Kelvin Chou, associate professor of neurology and neurosurgery, was quoted in a story about Google’s purchase of Lift Labs, which makes a high-tech spoon designed to make it easier for people with neurodegenerative tremors to eat.
The New York Times -
September 14, 2014
“If we look at the greenhouse gas emissions associated with that food waste, it is equivalent to adding an additional 33 million average passenger vehicles to our roads every year,” said Martin Heller, research specialist at the Center for Sustainable Systems.
Michigan Radio -
September 14, 2014
A new report by policy analyst Rachel Hampton and Barry Rabe, professor of public policy and director of the Center for Local, State, and Urban Policy, found that state taxes on thousands of new oil and gas wells have remained the same or even fallen during the past decade.
U.S. News & World Report -
September 11, 2014
Don Scavia, director of the Graham Sustainability Institute and professor of natural resources and environment, and civil and environmental engineering, was quoted in a story about how many U.S. communities deal with the effects of climate change but avoid partisan political warfare by calling it something else.
The Associated Press -
September 11, 2014
A report by doctoral student Carla Maria Kayanan and David Bieri, assistant professor of urban and regional planning, found that billions of tax dollars in Michigan are being diverted to unelected authorities with little or no state oversight.
MLive -
September 11, 2014
“Older husbands and wives in better marriages are more satisfied with their lives. But overall life satisfaction for an unhappily married man depends on how his wife describes their relationship,” said Vicki Freedman, research professor at the Institute for Social Research.
Fox News -
September 10, 2014
Kevin Fu, associate professor of electrical engineering and computer science, said most of us don’t realize that when we take photos on smartphones, there’s really no delete button on the Internet.
Michigan Radio -
September 10, 2014
Research by Neal Krause, professor of health behavior and health education, shows church members who volunteer are more likely to have close friends in their religious communities who provide emotional support — one reason why people feel more grateful to God.
The Huffington Post
