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Study finds moral outrage aids in spreading online misinformation
A recent study conducted by Northwestern University and Princeton University has highlighted the role of moral outrage in the spread of misinformation.
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Study reveals air travel challenges for people with food allergies
The Center for Food Allergy and Asthma Research at Northwestern University has released a study highlighting the concerns faced by individuals with food allergies during air travel.
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Northwestern explores therapeutic benefits of singing for children with heart defects
Northwestern University and the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago are collaborating to explore how music instruction might benefit children and teenagers with Fontan circulation, a congenital heart condition involving a single...
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New Center for Bedside Medicine aims to enhance doctor-patient interaction
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine has introduced a new Center for Bedside Medicine to enhance patient-physician interactions.
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Northwestern University leads study on limestone's role in carbon capture
A team led by Northwestern University has been awarded $5.1 million by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to explore enhanced weathering as a method for carbon dioxide removal from the atmosphere.
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Study links evolved brain areas with ancient structures for understanding others' thoughts
Researchers at Northwestern Medicine have conducted a study to explore the evolution of human social cognition.
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Study shows rise in severe pregnancy complications linked to chronic conditions
A recent study by Northwestern Medicine has identified a significant rise in severe maternal health issues and birth complications in Illinois between 2016 and 2023.
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New coating triples stability of perovskite solar cells
Northwestern University researchers have made significant progress in extending the lifespan of perovskite solar cells with a new protective coating.
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Precision-nutrition study explores personalized diet benefits
Northwestern University is participating in a significant nationwide study, Nutrition for Precision Health (NPH), which seeks to determine whether personalized diets can enhance health and prevent chronic diseases.
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Experts suggest ways to combat holiday loneliness
As the holiday season nears, many people anticipate a time of joy and togetherness.
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James Baldwin Centennial Symposium explores impact on culture and justice
The Black Arts Consortium at Northwestern University is set to host the inaugural James Baldwin Centennial Symposium from November 22 to 24.
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Northwestern's Wirtz Center announces lineup for upcoming MFA Lab Series
Northwestern University's Wirtz Center for the Performing Arts is set to launch its annual MFA Collaboration series on November 22, with a drama centered around four roommates and their revealing Sunday morning drinks.
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Why many stop taking GLP-1 drugs within a year
The use of GLP-1 drugs, such as Ozempic and Wegovy, has surged in recent years.
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Northwestern University's NU-9 receives $7.3M boost for wider neurodegenerative research
The National Institute on Aging (NIA) has allocated approximately $7.3 million to further research on NU-9, an experimental drug developed by Northwestern University.
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Wearable tech offers new sensory experiences for visually impaired
A team of engineers led by Northwestern University has developed a new wearable device that stimulates the skin to deliver complex sensations.
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Northwestern study links leaders' social media to protest violence
In a recent study, researchers from Northwestern University have examined the relationship between social media activity by authority figures and the escalation of violence during protests.
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New polymer treatment shows promise against Huntington's disease
Scientists at Northwestern and Case Western Reserve universities have introduced a polymer-based therapeutic for Huntington’s disease, marking a significant development in the treatment of this debilitating condition.
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Study finds forgetting may aid brain's normal process for forming memories
A new study from Northwestern University suggests that brief periods of forgetfulness, known as transient memory lapses, may be a natural part of the brain's memory formation process.
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Northwestern University addresses claims in Republican Staff Report
Northwestern University has issued a statement in response to a Republican Staff Report, emphasizing its commitment to combating all forms of discrimination and maintaining a safe environment for its community.
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Pediatric psychologist shares insights from Ukraine trip
Dr. Lauren Potthoff, a pediatric psychologist and assistant professor at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, recently visited Ukraine to volunteer with Voices of Children, a nonprofit organization supporting families affected by...