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2006 - 2005 - 2004 - 2003 - 2002 - 2001 - 2000 and earlier

2006

• Honors Students Get a Head Start on Improving Our World

• Prevent Blindness Ohio Awards Fellowship in Vision Research to OSU Nutrition PhD Student

• Graduate Students Showcase Discoveries at Ohio State's Third Nutrition Research Symposium

• New Reasons to Enjoy Soy: Nutrition Graduate Students' Research Takes First Place at International Conference

• How to Tell: Study Examines How HIV-Positive Men Tell Potential Sex Partners

• Study: Few Regrets in Disclosing HIV Status

• Preschoolers' Self-Concepts: Are They Accurate?

• Nutrition Undergraduate’s Pilot Study Wins Award, Contributes to Better Health of Female Athletes

• Food Safety Researchers Play Kitchen Detective: Listeria is Focus of $600,000 Study

• Study Shows Well-Dressed Women Get Better Service at Clothing Stores

• Textiles & Clothing PhD Students Win AAFCS & ITAA Fellowships for Research Benefiting Consumers, Retailers
  
  
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2005

• Students Learn Better When the Numbers Don't Talk and Dance

• Weighty Concerns: Researchers Examine Nutrition Efforts in Latino Community

• Professor Jinkook Lee Awarded Prestigious National Institute on Aging Grant

• HEC Contributes to OSU Ranking as Top 10 Public Research University

• Too Much Knowledge Can Be Bad for Some Types of Memory, Study Finds

• Girl Offenders Exhibit More Problems, Risks Than Boys

• Too Many Investors React to Recent Trends, Buy High, Sell Low

• Dietary Fatty Acids and Prostate Cancer: What is the Connection?

• Study Shows About 70 Percent of Older Adults Use Alternative Medicine

• Human Ecology Faculty Prominent at ACCI Conference

• Herb Used To Treat Diabetes Works Like Modern-Day Prescription Drugs, Study Suggests

• Professor Hanna Honored with CFP Paper Award: Take His Survey on Investment Risk Aversion

• Menu Pricing Research Compares European, Taiwan, USA Patterns
  
  
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2004

• Infants, Children Prefer Sounds Over Pictures and Only Slowly Become Visually Oriented, Studies Find

• Red Wine Lovers, Take Heart: More Evidence Points to the Drink's Cardiac Health Benefits

• Human Nutrition Student Tests Faculty Hunger Instrument in Nicaragua, Receives OSU International Award

• Vegetables Rich in Carotenoids May Reduce Risk for Age-related Cataracts

• For Some TV Apparel Shoppers, Program Hosts May Help Lead to Impulse Buys

• Scraps of Prehistoric Fabric Provide a New View of Ancient Life

• Hospitality Management Ph.D. Student Wins Best Paper Award

• Research Shows Children Can Have Better Memory Than Adults (At Least Sometimes)

• Human Nutrition Study Now Recruiting Women with Type 2 Diabetes

• Eight Honors Undergraduate Students Research Court-Involved Youth

• Nutrition Ph.D. Student Wins Prestigious Scholar Award

• May is Older Americans Month -- Aging Can Be a Positive Experience

• Retail Cooperatives Advised to Foster Member Identification, Not Force Conformity, Study Finds

• Keeping the Promise to Fight Diabetes: Cognis Nutrition & Health Gift Prepares Nutrition Faculty Martha Belury to Fight Type 2 Diabetes Head-On

• Textiles and Clothing Senior Conducts Online Shopping Survey

• Nutrition Graduate Student Receives SEBM Young Investigator Award

• How Couples Manage Parenting Forecasts Later Marital Quality, Study Finds

• Study Suggests Demographics Not Key to Adoption of Banking Technologies
  
  
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2003

• Human Nutrition’s Belury Honored by ISI Essential Science Indicators

• Don't Let Holiday Weight Gain Add Up

• Not for Women Only: Parental Separation Anxiety

• Middle-Income Americans Worry About Finances Today

• Restaurant Failure Rate Much Lower Than Commonly Assumed, Study Finds

• Health Preserves Wealth: New Faculty Study Shows Health Is Key to Maintaining Wealth for Seniors

• Survey Shows Need to Improve Restaurant Workers' Job Satisfaction

• Human Nutrition Researcher Has "Grape" Expectations For Cancer Prevention

• Women's Retirement May Differ Depending on Work Experience

• Fat That May Benefit Diabetics Reduces Weight, Blood Sugar

• Conflict with Ex-Wives Limits Involvement of Fathers with Children, Study Finds

• New Recipe: Human Ecology Nutrition Researchers Use Food to Fight Disease
  
  
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2002

• Trans Fats on Nutrition Labels Could Cause Confusion

• Ohio State University Researcher Seeks Retired Women for Study

• Study Examines Rural Low-Income Families in Light of Welfare Reform

• Ohio State Researchers Pioneer Creation of Functional Foods That Promote Health and Fight Disease
  
  
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2001

• Mom Was Right: Wash Your Hands

• Researcher Fights Spread of HIV/AIDS by Studying Infected Men's Disclosure Practices

• More Older Adults Cohabitating

• Financial Management PhD Student Studies How "Rules" Help People Save

• Study Suggests Excess Iron Intake Increases Risk of Intestinal Infections

• Product Development Students Design Special-Needs Clothing, Gift from Leo Yassenoff Foundation Helps

• New NIMH Grant Focuses on Women's Disclosure of Their HIV Status

• Study: Price Endings Have Psychological Effect on Restaurant Customers

• Family, Not Just Friends, Important Source of Support for HIV-Positive Men
  
  
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2000 and earlier

• Even When They Own The Business, Women Earn Less Than Men
  Related Link - Dr. Kathryn Stafford's Family Business Research Group site

• Ohio State's Historic Costume and Textiles Collection Awarded Prestigious Fashion Preservation Grant

• For Most Americans, Retirement Will Mean a Lower Standard of Living

• Most Home-Based Workers Are Male, Have Traditional Jobs

• Couples' Attachment Style May Help Determine Chance of Domestic Violence

• Zinc Deficiency Can Have Serious Implications For People With Diabetes

• Not Just the Blues: One-Third of New Mothers Show Signs of Depression