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Beverly was highlighted for her leadership role as president-elect of health care and education on the American Diabetes Association鈥檚 2026 board of directors. Beverly is a nationally recognized expert whose research focuses on the psychosocial aspects of diabetes, rural health disparities and health care professional education. She was featured in the Associated Press and the American Diabetes Association, among other outlets. Beverly鈥檚 work in team-based care and translating research into real-world solutions underscores the ADA鈥檚 efforts to improve outcomes for people affected by diabetes.

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Sargand highlighted ongoing research aimed at improving the nation鈥檚 aging underground pipe infrastructure amid renewed scrutiny of pipeline safety following a recent natural gas pipeline failure in Minnesota. Sargand explained that traditional methods of excavating and replacing corroded pipes are costly and disruptive, prompting his team鈥檚 investigation into rehabilitative techniques such as cured-in-place pipe liners that could extend service life with less traffic impact. 

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Zhao was published in Phys.org, among other outlets, after contributing key research on how everyday screen time can influence stress recovery in adults as part of a broader study on work鈥搇ife balance. The research, which used large national survey data and student surveys to assess screen time and mood, suggests that moderate post-work screen engagement could play a restorative role in mental well-being, even as it underscores caution about the risks of excessive device use.

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Arquette was quoted in CNN and several other outlets for her expertise on nutrition and athletic performance in a story about how people can 鈥渢rain like a Winter Olympics athlete.鈥� Arquette weighed in on the role of anti-inflammatory and antioxidant-rich foods in supporting recovery from intense exercise, noting that nutrients such as vitamins A, C and E, selenium and omega-3 fatty acids found in colorful fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds and healthy fats like salmon may benefit high-performance athletes鈥� training regimens. 

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Hill was featured in national and international media, including Inside Higher Ed, Yahoo Health, The Independent, among many others, for her role in leading a study linking social media use with loneliness among college students. Hill, whose team analyzed survey data from nearly 65,000 students across more than 120 institutions, talked about the nuanced connection between time spent on social media platforms and higher reported levels of isolation, highlighting that students who used social media at least 16 hours weekly were more likely to feel lonely. In the articles, she noted broader contextual factors, including lingering social challenges following the COVID-19 pandemic and the importance of encouraging students to assess and potentially moderate their online engagement. 

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• OHIO Today - "OHIO faculty member leads study finding that college students who spend hours on social media are more likely to be lonely"

Shaw was featured in the Lancaster Eagle Gazette and the Chillicothe Gazette for her role in advancing research and action on community health worker programs across Ohio. Shaw shared her expereince and insight on the importance of evidence-based strategies and collaborative partnerships in designing effective workforce models that support both community well-being and health equity. 

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• OHIO Today - "Community Health Workers bridge gaps in care across Ohio"

Kopchick was featured in Cleveland.com, MSN, News Medical and more, for his role in advancing a promising new approach to lung cancer treatment. Kopchick led a study published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences that identified a potential new way to fight treatment-resistant lung cancer. This research found that blocking the growth hormone receptor may help make existing therapies more effective, offering new hope for improving patient outcomes. He shared insight on how a drug originally discovered at 91原创 could make resistant lung cancer cells more responsive to chemotherapy.

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• OHIO Today - "New study identifies growth hormone receptor as possible target to improve lung cancer treatment"

Payne was mentioned for his work on how aging and Parkinson鈥檚 disease affect the brain鈥檚 control of balance and fall risk. Payne was a co鈥慳uthor on a study published showing that older adults and people with Parkinson鈥檚 disease engage much larger brain and muscle responses during balance disturbances, which paradoxically may make balance recovery less effective and increase fall risk. The research highlighted the neural 鈥渙verdrive鈥� that occurs in these populations and pointed toward new ways to assess and potentially predict balance problems clinically.

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Dabelko was featured in over 200 articles for his expertise on the intersection of global energy systems and international conflict. He shared that the critical minerals and metals needed for some of the technology that allows for the production of renewable energy, such as lithium ion batteries, are also finite and could potentially cause local tensions. 

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