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Chicago Tribune
Some new moms swear by consuming baby's placenta
Molly Halper never dreamed she'd consume her baby's placenta, an organ that serves as a link between mother and fetus and is usually discarded after birth.
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Daniel C. Benyshek
Professor, Anthropology
Father or sperm donor? Jason Patric's custody plea prompts California hearing - Christian Science Monitor
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Peter B. Gray
Professor, Anthropology
Healthline
Mexican Hot Sauces Contain Unsafe Levels of Lead - Healthline
Next time you reach for a bottle of hot sauce, consider this: you may be getting a little lead in addition to that spicy kick. After analyzing 25 bottles of hot sauce manufactured in Mexico and South America, researchers from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) found lead amidst the chili peppers and salt.
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Shawn Gerstenberger
Dean of the School of Public Health
Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal
Sports programs seek the right college fit
Some who study sport also study the study of sport. It’s called pedagogy — the study of education — and the professors who teach in and administrate sports management programs have been exploring it for nearly as long as their field has been an acknowledged academic path.
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Nancy Lough
Professor of Sport Management
Maryland lottery, casinos combine to pay $929.74 million to state - The Baltimore Sun
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David G. Schwartz
Professor & Gaming Historian
Nevada higher in asthma, heart risk, smoking than nation - UPI
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Sheniz Moonie
Associate Professor, School of Community Health Sciences
As Las Vegas Recovers, New Cause for Concern - New York Times
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David G. Schwartz
Professor & Gaming Historian
National Hispanic group rethinks voter turnout strategy - Las Vegas Sun
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David Damore
Executive Director, The Lincy Institute and Brookings Mountain West