June 2020

• June 15, 2020
  Salon

  Why Protests Are Actually Good For Your Mental Health

• June 15, 2020
  Herald-Whig (Quincy, Ill.)

  Kids Can Likely Feeling Stressed from COVID-19 Pandemic, Protests Say Experts

• June 15, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  Our Teens Are Missing So Many Milestones, but There Are Things We Can Do

• June 15, 2020
  USA Today

  Want to Tackle LGBTQ Bullying at Your Middle or High School? Start a Gay-Straight Alliance, Study Finds.

• June 14, 2020
  The New York Times

  Breanna Stewart Pushes for Change on and Off the Court

• June 12, 2020
  National Geographic

  Disaster Looms for Indigenous Amazon Tribes as COVID-19 Cases Multiply

• June 12, 2020
  ASCO Connection

  The Yin and Yang of Global Oncology: Traditional Medicine and Cutting-Edge Care

• June 12, 2020
  Business News Daily

  Challenges Faced by Women Entrepreneurs and Some of the Most Successful Women to Follow

• June 12, 2020
  The Counter

  Calorie Labeling — Once Fiercely Opposed by Restaurants — Could Save Thousands of Lives and Billions in Health Expenses

• June 12, 2020
  NBC Connecticut

  Tracking Protests: UConn Professor Analyzing Data on Nationwide Protests

• June 12, 2020
  The Ukranian Weekly

  A Remembrance of Wolodymyra Tesluk

• June 11, 2020
  WFSB-TV

  Nurse Who Became COVID-19 Patient Shares Story of Recovery

• June 11, 2020
  Wired

  Across the Globe, Scientists Are Striking for Black Lives

• June 11, 2020
  New Britain (Conn.) Herald

  Plainville High Valedictorian Heading to UConn to study English and Political Science

• June 10, 2020
  WTNH-TV

  UConn Health Nurse, Former COVID Patient Says Convalescent Plasma Saved Her Life

• June 10, 2020
  Business Insider

  Researchers Asked Hundreds of George Floyd Protesters About the 2020 Election

• June 10, 2020
  The Chronicle of Higher Education

  How #BlackInTheIvory Got Started, and What Its Founders Want to See Next

• June 10, 2020
  New Britain (Conn.) Herald

  Southington High Valedictorian Heading to UConn to Study Business

• June 10, 2020
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  Zoning Expert Says Segregation Tied to Land Use Rules is a Crisis

• June 9, 2020
  NBC News

  Black Women Create #BlackInTheIvory and #PublishingPaidMe to Reveal Inequity in Academia and Publishing

• June 9, 2020
  USA Today

  Coronavirus Shutdowns Prevented 60 Million Infections In the USA, Study Says

• June 9, 2020
  Jewish News Syndicate

  Jews Come In All Colors, but They Shouldn’t Be Defined By Race Alone

• June 8, 2020
  WFSB-TV, Hartford

  Everyday Heroes: Program Developed Specifically For COVID Treatment

• June 8, 2020
  The Day of New London

  Historians Wonder: Is This a Watershed Moment?

• June 8, 2020
  Bloomberg Tax

  Audit Risks Emerge for DoorDash, Grubhub and Uber Eats

• June 8, 2020
  The Pharmacy Times

  Polypharmacy Interventions Have Potential to Improve Patient Outcomes

• June 8, 2020
  Grow

  When a Minneapolis Barber’s Shop Burned Down, a GoFundMe Raised $130,000 — and Some New Problems

• June 8, 2020
  Psychology Today

  Plug Back Into Life

• June 8, 2020
  The Washington Post

  The Floyd Protests Are the Broadest in U.S. History — and Are Spreading to White, Small-Town America

• June 8, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  Nature Abhors a Vacuum. Trump Keeps Filling It.

• June 8, 2020
  Minnesota Public Radio

  Beyond Protests: Five More Ways to Channel Anger Into Action to Fight Racism

• June 8, 2020
  Forward

  The Federal Government is Now Funding Holocaust Education, but Does It Actually Work?

• June 5, 2020
  Hartford Courant

  As a UConn Dean, I Am Privileged. As an African American Woman, I Am Struggling.

• June 5, 2020
  Hear

  Coronavirus Lessons for Connecticut from a Cholera Epidemic in 1850 London

• June 5, 2020
  Connecticut Public Radio

  What The Coronavirus Pandemic and the George Floyd Protests Tell Us About Racism And Health

• June 5, 2020
  Insider

  How Americans Are Trying to Cope With Coronavirus Stress, From Seeking Therapy to Leaning on Alcohol or Humor

• June 5, 2020
  artdaily.com

  Kehrer Verlag Announces ‘Growing Up Travelling: The Inside World of Irish Traveller Children’ by Jamie Johnson

• June 5, 2020
  Mic

  Five Common Microaggressions That Perpetuate Racist Stereotypes

• June 5, 2020
  USA Today

  Richmond Is Taking Down Confederate Statues: Is This The End For Other Confederate Memorials?

• June 5, 2020
  Scientific American

  Noisy Cicadas Are Widely Misunderstood

• June 4, 2020
  Fox 61

  Doctors Warn Protesters to March Smart During Pandemic

• June 4, 2020
  Inverse

  Doctors Clarify Why Racism Against Black Americans is a Public Health Crisis

• June 4, 2020
  The New England Journal of Medicine

  Using GIS Mapping to Track Hot Spots of Kidney Disease in California

• June 3, 2020
  NBC Connecticut

  New Britain Schools Vow Inclusion in Wake of George Floyd’s Death

• June 3, 2020
  Fox 61

  UConn Health Nurse Recovers After COVID Scare; She Credits the Plasma Treatments

• June 3, 2020
  Consumer Affairs

  How Are Consumers Coping with COVID-19-Related Stress?

• June 2, 2020
  WTIC NewsTalk 1080

  Antibodies Testing For Health Care Workers at UConn Health

• June 2, 2020
  WFSB-TV, Hartford

  Two Doctors Come Up With Alternative Greeting to Replace Handshake

• June 2, 2020
  Fox 61

  Hydroxychloroquine: What We Know, What We Don’t Know

• June 2, 2020
  The Conversation

  Hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19: A New Review of Several Studies Shows Flaws in Research and No Benefit