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If you cracked an egg by accident, is it still safe to eat? Experts weigh in

Eggs are one of the leading sources of the roughly 1.35 million Salmonella infections the CDC estimates occur annually, according to Darin Detweiler, a food safety policy expert and professor at Northeastern University College of Professional Studies.
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Will AI ruin the social sciences — or revolutionize them?

Even if AI input into polls can be throttled, there’s a concern at the analysis stage, says David Lazer, a political and computer scientist at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Lizzie McGuire gave us life advice?!

“Saying no wasn’t rejection. It was redirection,” said former Disney star Hilary Duff at Northeastern University. The “Lizzie McGuire” actress shared her journey of finding herself again after saying yes to everything and realizing that it didn’t always match what she really wanted. “
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Thousands of Unsold World Cup Tickets Suddenly Disappear From FIFA Website

This promise of further releases was one reason consumer behavior expert Kate Ashley, a professor at Northeastern University, last week told Newsweek that prices on resale websites were until recently in free fall.
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Boston Medical Center’s losses come at a bad time, with looming Medicaid cuts

“They are hemorrhaging cash,” Gary Young, director of Northeastern University’s Center for Health Policy and Healthcare Research, said of the two hospitals acquired by BMC, the former St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center in Brighton and the former Good Samaritan Medical Center in Brockton.
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Professor Dan Kennedy on the state of the media, free speech

WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller discusses the state of the media with Northeastern University Professor Dan Kennedy.
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On the Mississippi River, America’s past and present still flow

It also helped shape the government itself, said Samuel Muñoz, a geoscientist and associate professor at Northeastern University in Boston.
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Drag Performer and Climate Activist Pattie Gonia Airs Dispute With Patagonia

Alexandra Roberts, faculty director for Northeastern University’s School of Law’s Center for Law, Information & Creativity, noted that Patagonia is not seeking to get Pattie Gonia to relinquish her stage name, but “only to avoid any commercial use of her name that creates a likelihood of confusion or dilution.”
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The AI Transformation Gap: Preventing Cognitive Dependency

But the cognitive impact doesn’t stop at the individual level. Research from Northeastern University on AI’s social forcefield found that AI reshapes how teams think together. 
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Torn by war, Israelis and Palestinians tie their fortunes together

The 50:50 Startups program was co-founded by Israeli-American Amir Grinstein in 2019, and the program later partnered with Tel Aviv University and Northeastern University in Boston, where he’s a marketing professor.

Northeastern nursing students help Boston veterans feel seen and supported

“We run to the people in need,” said Northeastern University School of Nursing Assistant Dean Stacey Waite. “We go to those that are sometimes put aside. The foundation of nursing is service to others, to be there for others and that all humans are respected and all humans have worth.”
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World Cup Teams With Most And Least Expensive Resale Tickets

Consumer behavior expert Kate Ashley, a professor at Northeastern University, told Newsweek that prices could continue to slide in the weeks ahead, as FIFA continues to release “last-minute” batches through its official terminal, and given some fans may be “sitting on the sidelines” in the hopes of prices falling further.