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Across the political spectrum, the most trusted were the CDC and doctors
It decreases the number of microbes on your hands and helps prevent the spread of disease
A study found tips were 75 percent higher when requested only after being served
Overdoing it by avoiding women can do real harm to their careers, a law professor writes
Law professor Mary Wood writes that the case could go to the U.S. Supreme Court
UO chemist Chris Hendon and colleagues offer a better, more sustainable, way to brew
According to a UO professor and his co-author, it often depends on whom you ask
A journalism professor finds that using storytelling language leads to more adoptions
The work is helping develop faster public warnings that could save lives
Advocacy groups are raising alarms about law firms seeking clients to sue drug companies