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USA Today

Francine Blau, an economics professor emeritus at Cornell University, offers insight into the lasting career impact of mothers exiting the workforce and the potential economic consequences.

The Washington Post

Abby Snyder, a Cornell associate professor of food science, explains the challenges in identifying the source of foodborne illness and highlights food safety risks when consuming street food.

The New York Times

Juan P. Hinestroza, a Cornell University fiber science professor, praised the research's potential benefits for textile care and sustainability.

Bloomberg

Beverly Tchang, associate professor of clinical medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine, describes the added challenges her patients face due to new insurance restrictions on obesity drugs.

CNN

Dr. Hadley C. King, a clinical instructor of dermatology at Weill Cornell Medicine, contributed expert advice to the product recommendations.

The Guardian

Krysten Schuler, a wildlife disease ecologist at Cornell University, provided expert analysis on the challenges and risks of vaccinating wild animals against avian influenza.

USA Today

Cornell Law School professor G.S. Hans is quoted as an expert regarding the First Amendment and government speech issues in the Supreme Court case on vanity license plates.

The Washington Post

Cornell professor Chekitan Dev provided expert commentary on how safety and security perceptions fundamentally drive tourism demand in destination cities.

The New York Times

Dr. Mark Souweidane, professor of neurological surgery at Weill Cornell Medicine, discussed the impact of halting a planned neurosurgical clinical trial for pediatric brain tumors.

Newsweek

Steven Yale-Loehr, immigration attorney and scholar at Cornell Law School, provided a perspective on the integrity of the H-1B visa program and urged against its abolition.

Fortune

Cornell University economics professor Eswar Prasad comments on Trump's firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook, warning it undermines Federal Reserve independence and U.S. financial stability.

Bloomberg Law

Cornell professor Gali Racabi is cited for research showing that many states have laws ready to protect collective bargaining if the NLRA is ruled unconstitutional.