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Chiefs and Dolphins play fourth-coldest game in NFL history at minus-4 degrees

“The spectators need to be prepared. Think cold ski trip or ice fishing,” said Dr. Sarah Spelsberg, who teaches in Northeastern University’s Graduate Program in Extreme Medicine.
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Chiefs and Dolphins play fourth-coldest game in NFL history at minus-4 degrees

“The spectators need to be prepared. Think cold ski trip or ice fishing,” said Dr. Sarah Spelsberg, who teaches in Northeastern University’s Graduate Program in Extreme Medicine.

Chiefs and Dolphins play 4th-coldest game in NFL history as deep freeze sweeps the U.S.

“The spectators need to be prepared. Think cold ski trip or ice fishing,” said Dr. Sarah Spelsberg, who teaches in Northeastern University’s Graduate Program in Extreme Medicine. 
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A war with no walls: Inside the devastating impact of Israel-Hamas war around the globe

“There will be many people who simply will not vote for Biden because of his strong pro-Israel stance, and they were previously reliable Biden voters,” said Max Abrahms, a political scientist at Northeastern University in Boston.
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South Africa’s genocide case against Israel, explained

“The Court could go a lot of different ways in terms of the ordering of provisional measures if they decide to do so,” Zinaida Miller, professor of law and international affairs at Northeastern University, told Vox.
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Carriage Towne News, a Kingston, N.H., weekly newspaper, to close Feb. 1

“This is an opportunity for somebody to come in and try to do some independent news project, whether it be a for-profit or a nonprofit,” Dan Kennedy, a professor of journalism at Northeastern University, said of the Carriage Towne News closure.

Meta will limit reach of harmful content to teens on Facebook and Instagram amid scrutiny

The changes are necessary to help make “social media platforms [into] spaces where teens can connect and be creative in age-appropriate ways,” said Rachel Rodgers, an associate professor in the Department of Applied Psychology at Northeastern University.
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How ice baths can help post-workout recovery, according to an exercise science professor

They can be effective post-exercise, said Professor Rui Li, director of Northeastern University’s exercise science program.

‘Draw students in’: Local colleges adding classes that focus on Taylor Swift

Northeastern University offered a class with a different objective.
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Will ‘Texas tough’ work in fighting fentanyl fatalities?

“The emergence of fentanyl … is the result of missteps in how this crisis was addressed in previous years,” says Leo Beletsky, a professor at Northeastern University School of Law who researches homicide laws tied to drug overdoses.

Universities must transform to ensure no one is left behind in the era of AI

The universities we oversee – The University of Tokyo in Japan and Northeastern University in the US – are steeped in very different cultures, and our personal backgrounds are decidedly dissimilar, too. 
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Could an AI ‘death calculator’ actually be a good thing?

he researchers, drawn from the University of Copenhagen and Northeastern University in Boston, exploited that similarity.