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Cooking (Or Not Cooking) Broccoli To Protect Its Nutritional Riches

If you want to reap the health benefits of broccoli and other cruciferous veggies, supplements just won’t do, according to new research published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.

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Iso happy to leave pro game to follow dream at OSU

For Ariko Iso, a stint with one of the NFL’s perennial powerhouses may have only been a path to achieve her ultimate goal.

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Birth Knowledge

As a midwife in Eugene, Ore., Bonnie Ruder has overseen more than 150 successful homebirths. When she leaves for Uganda with her family in November, she will be investigating circumstances when things don’t go so well.

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The CPHHS welcomes 15 new tenure-track faculty

The CPHHS welcomes 15 new tenure-track faculty members who bring expertise to several programs, such as Biostatistics; Epidemiology; Environment, Safety and Health; Health Policy and Management; Movement Studies in Disability; Athletic Training and Allied Health; Family and Community Health; and Nutrition.

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Weaver first OSU alum to receive Linus Pauling Prize

OSU alumna and Oregon native Connie Weaver was awarded the Linus Pauling Prize for Health Research at the biennial Diet and Optimum Health Conference held on campus

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Coming Home

In June, OSU alum Ariko Iso (’93) returned to the Beavers to become the Head Football Athletic Trainer. It makes Iso, 40, only the third female football trainer at the Division I level.