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Researcher Shares Insight on Selfish Gifts
A marketing expert addresses the psychological reasons some people purchase self-centered presents.
Marketing Professor Weighs in on Coca-Cola’s 2024 Holiday Ads
A consumer behavior researcher explains why consumers react negatively when artificial intelligence generates emotionally charged marketing content.
NYITCOM Students Featured in Hometown Newspapers
Medical students recently helped to launch a teddy bear hospital at the 2024 Long Island Fall Festival.
Tech Expert Shares Advice for Mac Users
On the heels of the College of Osteopathic Medicine being named an Apple Distinguished School, its senior director of academic technologies discusses the new design featured in the Apple Mac mini and why people should still restart their computers.
Harper Quoted on New Public Health Findings From the CDC
New York Tech’s chief medical officer says grassroots efforts are critical to controlling the spread of sexually transmitted infections.
Speights: Arkansas Evaded E. Coli Outbreak
Dean of NYITCOM-Arkansas reassures locals that a foodborne illness has not impacted the state’s eateries.
Rothstein Recommends Best Times for Walking
Exercise science expert shares when taking an active stroll may benefit people the most.
Nutrition Expert Suggests Dietary Changes
Mindy Haar, Ph.D., RDN, offers her expertise to an article about foods that are not as healthy as people think.
Expert: Youth Athletics Impact the Body Later in Life
Exercise physiologist Alexander Rothstein, Ed.D., shares how adult muscle memory, bone density, and other areas can benefit from playing youth sports.
Pino: Pharmacy Closures Are a Prescription for Catastrophe
Commentary by NYITCOM pharmacologist Maria Pino, Ph.D., details the public health impact of pharmacy deserts.