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How star athletes can rebound after a slump

1 day ago | uc.edu | Emily Glass

After missing Thursday’s game due to an injury, what’s next for Clark is unclear as she grapples with a three-point shooting slump. USA TODAY Sports reported that Clark, point guard for the Indiana Fever, is one-for-23 over her last three games. But experts told the publication that even the biggest sports stars get stuck in slumps. USA TODAY Sports spoke with University of Cincinnati professor Scott Dust, PhD, on what gets athletes stuck in their heads.
kroger closing 60 stores economic uncertainty tariffs

3 days ago | uc.edu | Emily Glass

Kroger announced in its latest earnings release that it plans to close 60 of its stores in the coming months despite strong sales. A Kroger spokesperson told WLWT that the company does not anticipate any closures in the Cincinnati or Dayton areas. Gary Painter, PhD, academic director of real estate at Lindner, spoke with WLWT to provide context on why the closures are not necessarily a cause for concern, regardless of which stores may shut down.
UC scientists use advanced microscopy to reveal key protein structures

2 weeks ago | uc.edu | Megan Burgasser

Two key protein structures in the body are being visualized for the first time, thanks in part to the latest technology in the University of Cincinnati’s Center for Advanced Structural Biology — potentially opening the door for better designed therapeutics. The research of a trio of UC structural biologists has just been published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). It’s the first publication to come out of the Seegar Lab at UC.
This provision could ban AI regulation for 10 years

2 weeks ago | uc.edu | Emily Glass

Congress' proposed “big beautiful bill” has a provision that would ban states from enforcing regulation on artificial intelligence models and systems for 10 years. Cincinnati Edition recently spoke with Jeffrey Shaffer, director of UC’s Applied AI Lab, for insight on what the provision's legal implications could be at the crossroads of innovation and safety. Shaffer told Cincinnati Edition that regulation on generative AI is critical.
UC medical students provide community health care through free clinic

2 weeks ago | uc.edu | Megan Burgasser

Every Saturday morning, a dedicated group of University of Cincinnati medical and pharmacy students turns The Healing Center in Springdale, Ohio, into a hub of compassion and care. The UC Student-Run Free Clinic provides care to uninsured adults, filling critical health care gaps across Greater Cincinnati. Through a service-learning model, students gain hands-on experience while providing essential care to the community.
Four hearing aid breakthroughs to know about

2 weeks ago | uc.edu | Megan Burgasser

In recent years, hearing loss technology has evolved substantially, improving on everything from efficacy to look and feel. Today, even AirPods have a built-in hearing aid feature. Ear health is not on everyone's radar, but maybe it should be. “About one in seven Americans experience some form of hearing loss,” Daniel Sun, MD, a University of Cincinnati associate professor in the Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery in the College of Medicine, recently told Flow Space.
How co-op is shaking up the business of accounting

2 weeks ago | uc.edu | Emily Glass

The Courier lays out what local firms are doing to shake up the industry, including hiring more employees, raising salaries and creating plenty of hands-on student opportunities. Chelsea Anderson, PhD, assistant professor of accounting in UC’s Lindner College of Business, told the Courier that co-op is a great way to gain that vital experience. “We need to have collaboration between accounting firms and universities to not only attract talent but also retain it,” Anderson told the Courier.
Ohio medical regulators raise concerns over retail IV therapy clinics

3 weeks ago | uc.edu | Megan Burgasser

On May 15, the State Medical Board of Ohio, Ohio Board of Pharmacy and Ohio Board of Nursing issued a joint regulatory statement addressing patient safety concerns when it comes to retail IV therapy clinics. The clinics administer a combination of saline, vitamins, electrolytes and amino acids, as well as headache relief and anti-nausea medications through an intravenous drip.
UC experts promote Take Steps to support Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation

3 weeks ago | uc.edu | Megan Burgasser

The Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation’s largest, most impactful fundraising event in Southwest Ohio takes place Saturday, June 7. University of Cincinnati gastroenterologist Susan Kais, MD, and Emily Scott, a UC gastroenterology physician assistant, recently appeared on ARC Cincinnati on WKRC-TV/Local 12 to talk about Take Steps.
wawa expands to cincinnati

3 weeks ago | uc.edu | Emily Glass

Wawa opened its doors to Liberty Township this spring to long lines and fanfare. The gas station and c-store’s expansion into greater Cincinnati comes just months after rival Sheetz opened its first southern Ohio location in Franklin last fall. The Cincinnati Business Courier sought out University of Cincinnati professor Michael Jones’ insights on what it means for hometown giant, UDF.