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FDA Requires Opioid Labels to Include Information on Naloxone | Everyday Health

In response to a growing epidemic of opioid overdoses and deaths, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on July 23, 2020, updated requirements for prescription labels accompanying opioid pain relievers and medicines to treat opioid use disorder (OUD).

CVM clinical trial yields positive yet puzzling outcomes

Buddy was always a fun-loving dog full of energy. But suddenly, two years ago, the briard began to change. "Out of the blue he started having serious issues when going to the bathroom and would sleep all the time," says Buddy's owner, Chris Hein of Saratoga Springs, New York.

Cornell radiologist develops advanced atlases of animal brains

Dr. Philippa Johnson knows her way around brains. A clinical radiologist and diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging, she specializes in advanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques. Now she has mapped out her findings in three brain atlases - equine, canine and feline - to help guide colleagues to better diagnostics in veterinary medicine.

These Eerie Portraits Capture Endangered and Extinct Animals In A Film That's Also Vanishing

New test measures men's fertility

A new test developed at the College of Veterinary Medicine quantifies "capacitation," the changes that take place within a sperm cell that enable it to fertilize.

Smarter Phones, Smarter Solutions

Report on new uses for smartphones.

ORIE students help others grow & find success

"When you offer them the combination of stimulating material, plus people who care, it gives them a lifeline to grab onto." - Gary Fine Program Director Durland Alternatives Library As Andrew Daw first approached the gates of the Cayuga Correctional Facility in Moravia, N.Y. in January 2019, he felt a bit daunted.

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A 'stronger, more holistic' impact

The physical Cornell presence best known to those in NYC may be Weill Cornell Medicine (the institution first opened in 1898), but the Big Red footprint is much larger than that, and growing. For decades, Cornell University Cooperative Extension-NYC (CUCE-NYC) programs have improved the lives of city residents in all five boroughs - where just under 20,000 Cornell alumni make their homes.

Sloan program attracts diverse students at Visit Day

For many "Sloanies" - those in the Sloan Program in Health Administration - their program is much more than a top 20 curriculum. To them, it means being part of the "Sloan family." So when the first Sloan Visit Day took place last November, current students, alumni, faculty and staff came out to welcome prospective enrollees into the fold.

NSMH: A Dream of Belonging Fulfilled

A history of the country's second-largest student-run organization (cover story).

Charlie Mills ME '83, MBA '84

Profile of Medline CEO Charlie Mills.

Leadership Snapshots

Snapshots of Cornell Vet School notables.

Bringing Chic to China

Profile of Chinese fashion trendsetter Tanni Wu.

Brothers in Arms: The Leones - Nitro and Glycerin

Profile of two professional MMA fighters and brothers.

Nothing Lost in Translation: Dagestan Native Shahbulat Shamhalaev Making His Way in Bellator |...

Profile of the Dagestani MMA pro.

Cornell Chicken - A Central New York Classic

A history of the classic New York food and its inventor (cover story).

Hello, Nano!

Exploring nanobreweries across the US.

The Better Brew

All about the burgeoning beer scene in the Finger Lakes.

Winter's Bounty

All about choosing and using a winter CSA.

Sold on Auctions

A look behind the scenes of Central New York auction houses.

Boats, Banjos, and Bachelor Parties

The story of the famous Grumman boat company. (Incl. photography)

Incubating a New Business

Business coverage of a biotech startup.

Make a Splash with Underwater Hockey

Introducing - underwater hockey!