January 2019

• January 30, 2019
  Science & Technology Research News

  More Data, Lower Cost – DIY Electronics Tackle Global Change

• January 30, 2019
  Brookings Institution

  Procedure Price Lookup: A Step Toward Transparency in the Health Care System

• January 30, 2019
  New York Times

  Why a Border Wall Could Mean Trouble for Wildlife

• January 30, 2019
  National Science Foundation

  A Microscope as a Shovel?

• January 30, 2019
  Marketplace

  Common Gene Disorder Causes Serious “Stealth” Disease, but Could Be Easily Treated

• January 30, 2019
  Associated Press

  Common Gene Disorder Causes Serious “Stealth” Disease, but Could Be Easily Treated

• January 30, 2019
  History News Network

  No Kanye, That’s Not How it Happened

• January 29, 2019
  mHealthIntellgience

  How eConsults Can Offer a Virtual Care Connection to Specialists

• January 29, 2019
  Medium

  How Golf is Polluting Our Oceans

• January 29, 2019
  Southern California Public Radio

  Does The World Need A New Buzzword — ‘Syndemic’ — To Describe 3 Big Crises?

• January 29, 2019
  Rivard Report

  High-Tech Medical Mannequins Bleed, Cry – And Train Medical Personnel

• January 29, 2019
  Daily Republic (Calif.)

  Obesity, Climate Change and Hunger Must Be Fought As One

• January 23, 2019
  Research & Development magazine

  Artificial Skin Could Provide Superhuman Perception

• January 23, 2019
  Phys.org

  Artificial Skin Could Give Superhuman Perception

• January 23, 2019
  National Public Radio

  How Do We Address Health Disparities For Men And Boys Of Color?

• January 23, 2019
  Pharmacy Times

  UConn’s Wick: Minimize the Likelihood of Vaccine-Related Adverse Reactions

• January 23, 2019
  Broadway World

  Ballard Institute Presents 2019 Spring Puppet Forum Series

• January 22, 2019
  Inside Higher Ed

  Multiple Warnings, No Action

• January 21, 2019
  New York Times

  Overlooked No More: Isabelle Kelley, Who Developed a Food Stamp Program to Feed Millions

• January 21, 2019
  Washington Post

  Donald Trump Isn’t the First President to Give Fast Food his Seal of Approval

• January 21, 2019
  Chronicle of Higher Ed

  Yes, Your Syllabus Is Way Too Long

• January 21, 2019
  Psychology Today

  Uncovering the Trauma of Racism: New Tools for Clinicians

• January 21, 2019
  Bloomberg

  Large States Remain Cynical About Streamlined Sales Tax Pact

• January 21, 2019
  Hearst news

  AM Radio Stations in Connecticut Still Profitable, Experts Say

• January 18, 2019
  CNN

  ‘Stealth Condition’ Found to Multiply Risk of Cancer and Chronic Conditions, Study Reveals

• January 18, 2019
  The Atlantic

  When It’s Time to Sell the Family Home

• January 18, 2019
  Phys.org

  More Data, Lower Cost – DIY Electronics Tackle Global Change

• January 17, 2019
  Hearst news

  UConn’s Barreca: The Surprising Journey of Aging

• January 17, 2019
  Bloomberg

  Foreign Students Provide Critical Revenue to U.S. Universities. Trump is Scaring Them Off

• January 17, 2019
  Marketwatch

  TV Food Commercials Target Hispanic and Black Youth with Unhealthy Snacks and Sugary drinks

• January 17, 2019
  NBC News

  Junk Food Ads Disproportionately Target Black and Hispanic Kids, Study Finds

• January 16, 2019
  Smithsonian magazine

  The Quest for a Totally American Cheese

• January 16, 2019
  Hearst news

  UConn’s McEvoy: Political Candidates as Brands-Politics Meets Marketing

• January 16, 2019
  Telemundo

  El nuevo blanco de las compañías de comida chatarra: Las minorías

• January 16, 2019
  Reuters

  McDonald’s Loses ‘Big Mac’ Trademark Case to Irish Chain Supermac’s

• January 16, 2019
  United Press International

  Black Teens See Twice the Junk Food Ads as White Teens, Study Says

• January 16, 2019
  New York Daily News

  Fast-food Companies Target Blacks and Latinos with Ads for Greasiest and Most Sugary Foods

• January 15, 2019
  Health Day

  Junk Food Ads Target Minority Kids: Study

• January 15, 2019
  CNN

  Black and Hispanic Youth are Targeted with Junk Food Ads, Research Shows

• January 15, 2019
  Huffington Post

  Junk Food Companies Spend Billions Of Dollars On Ads Targeting Black Children

• January 15, 2019
  Health Medicine Network

  Food Ads Targeting Black and Hispanic Youth Almost Exclusively Promote Unhealthy Products

• January 15, 2019
  Hearst news

  Report Finds Sugar, Junk Food Advertised More to Black, Hispanic Kids

• January 15, 2019
  Medicine Newsline

  Genetically Modified Food Opponents Know Less Than They Think, Research Finds

• January 14, 2019
  American Sociological Association

  ASA Honors Leaders in the Discipline

• January 14, 2019
  Inside Higher Ed

  To Add Black College Students, Recruit Black Schoolteachers, Study Says

• January 14, 2019
  Hearst news

  What Goes Out to DC Doesn’t Always Come Back to CT

• January 11, 2019
  Reuters

  Public Spaces Should Stock Bleeding-Control Kits for Mass Casualties, Experts Say

• January 10, 2019
  American Bar Association Journal

  NAACP Official Slams Lawyer’s ‘Ku Klux Coors’ Facebook Photo. Is it an Ethics Violation?

• January 9, 2019
  Hearst news

  Purdue Pharma to Research Non-Opioid Treatments

• January 9, 2019
  Bustle

  11 Difficult Things To Consider Saying To Your Partner For A Healthier Relationship