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Beliefs about wildlife management are changing

Up-close photo of algal bloom at Lake Erie. Photo Credit: Jeff Reutter.

Algal blooms in Lake Erie’s central basin could produce neurotoxins

Students involved in Citation Needed listen to invited speaker and author Kavin Senapathy in 2016. (photo: Department of Food Science and Technology)

Food, science, and the truth

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Chow Line: Improperly cooked hamburgers on the grill could make your...

We plan to grill this weekend for Memorial Day but my husband and I can’t seem to agree on how to cook the hamburgers. I like them medium rare like a steak, but my husband says the burgers should be cooked until...

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