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Selected publications from:

Riverfront Times

For St. Louis Families with Alzheimer's, Holidays can be a struggle

River City Journalism Fund

St. Louis' Call-A-Ride Woes Leave Disabled Riders in the Lurch

Barbara Baker Fights to Give Women in Prison a Second Chance

Webster-Kirkwood Times

Pillars of Community

Webster Man Launches Classic Movie Series

Area Food Pantries Work To Alleviate Hunger In Suburbia

Opera Theatre’s “Carmen” Runs Through June 25

St. Louis Public Radio

Mobility issues complicate a man's evacuation from his home during summer flooding

New cultural, play elements mark restoration at Tower Grove Park

St. Louis Sprout & About

Family fun on Cherokee Street: What to see, eat and do

Everyday Health
4 Foods to Eat if you have Ulcerative Colitis

Columbia University Irving Medical Center

Columbia Dental Medicine Magazine Fall/Winter 2016

Wear Denim on April 27 to Stand Against Sexual Assault

Sleep and Heart Disease in Women: New Study to Unravel the Connection

Scientific American

Baby’s Experimental Leukemia Treatment Could Help Others With Cancer

All U.S. Adults Should Be Screened for Depression, Panel Recommends

Live Science

Breast Cancer Risk Linked to Virus Found in Cattle

Anxiety in Children may be prevented with Family Therapy

Ebola may Stay in Survivors Semen for Many Months

11 Moles on your Arm may Signal Higher Melanoma Risk

Low Fat Diets are Not Better for Weight Loss

Rare Multistate Outbreaks Cause the Most Foodborne Illness Deaths, CDC Says

The Science of Sugar: Is Corn Syrup the Same?

Daily Dose of Walnuts Linked to Health Improvements

Progesterone May Not Lower Risk of Repeated Miscarriage

Can Your BMI Predict How Long You'll Live?

All US Adults Should Be Screened for Depression, Panel Recommends

Benefits of Eating Fish During Pregnancy May Outweigh Mercury Risk

The Queen's Ledger

Rail Issues Prove Complicated

The Richmond Times-Dispatch

Virginians help campaigns in N.H. ahead of Tuesday's primary

The Daily Orange

Political candidates spark discussion of Mormon religion nationally, on campus

Rabbi speaks to group about politics, religion

Solar, wind turbines to be tested

Competitions for student startups to take place during Spring Break

Muslim American women discuss faith, traditional dress, stereotypes during panel

The Columbia Missourian

Near-drowning victim identified as MU graduate student

Taste of the Market draws hundreds for food, film, music

Two Hickman Students Recognized for science talent in national competition

Residents barter and network using Columbia Exchange Circle

Cyclists on philanthropic bicycle tour stop in Columbia

Columbia Second Chance event promotes taking home less-adoptable animals

Film crew wraps up Shakespeare's scenes as movie production continues

Phoenix Programs fills time capsule for new building

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