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Dollar store groceries may come with a hidden health cost

Consumer Affairs |
UCR bioinformatics graduate student Ryan Bruellman finds that having a dollar story nearby is linked to higher rates of obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure.
UCR in the News

After 2 Deaths and reports of brain tumors, how dangerous is gene therapy, really?

Gizmodo |
The School of Medicine’s Joy Xiang shares her thoughts with Gizmodo’s Ed Cara on how dangerous gene therapy may be.
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Fresh concerns over chemical found in flavoured vape liquid

The Independent |
Prue Talbot’s research group has done research showing how pregnant women vaping could potentially harm their babies.  
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Just how bad are AI data centers for your local water?

Gizmodo |
Communities say AI is draining their water supplies, but the tech industry begs to differ. Gizmodo asked BCOE’s Shaolei Ren for his assessment.
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Skyline Drive: Joymaxxing

Skyline Drive |
UCR philosopher John Martin Fischer featured on the Skyline Drive podcast hosted by Mangesh Hattikudur.
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UC Riverside STEAM Program

Spectrum News 1 |
UC Riverside's innovative STEAM program is getting younger students excited about everything from insects to artwork, while inspiring them to pursue college and career paths along the way.
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New study finds weakening Atlantic Ocean current could increase atmospheric rivers in California

ABC7 Los Angeles |
Wei Liu in Earth and Planetary Sciences, and his doctoral student Mohima Mimi, find the slowdown of the AMOC in the Atlantic has disturbing implications for California, and the world's climate.
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California proposal would build 8 data centers in Bay Area. Here’s where

Shaolei Ren, an associate professor the Bourns College of Engineering, discussed how data center developers are hungry for land.