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Different Viruses, Similar Outcomes: Tracing the Common Thread of Inequality Between Pandemics a Century Apart
Authorities shrugging off risk—or ordering everyone to mask up. The virus surging in locales that dropped their guards too soon. Death rates that cut along racial lines, impacting African Americans with particular ferocity.View Article Details for Different Viruses, Similar Outcomes: Tracing the Common Thread of Inequality Between Pandemics a Century Apart -
Generous Gift Removes Barriers to Academic Publishing for Kinesiology Graduate Students, Faculty
With a $130,000 gift, Joy N. Rose '75 established the James H. Humphrey Published Research Endowment. The fund is named for Rose's late father, an accomplished and renowned educator, a leader in the field of physical education and a professor emeritus in the Department of Kinesiology.View Article Details for Generous Gift Removes Barriers to Academic Publishing for Kinesiology Graduate Students, Faculty -
Running Fast Isn't Necessarily Linked To Stress Fractures
To avoid stress fractures, runners often guard against running too fast or too long or accelerating their training too quickly. But according to a new study from the University of Maryland School of Public Health, running fast doesn’t cause any more strain on a person’s shin bones than running at a ...View Article Details for Running Fast Isn't Necessarily Linked To Stress Fractures