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News Clips | August 20-23, 2022

Keep an eye on your student's mental health this back-to-school season

From kindergarten all the way through college, educators are trying to convey a sense of normalcy, and for Dr. Richard Martini, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at the University of Utah, that push comes with added baggage.

A Teen’s Journey Into the Internet’s Darkness and Back Again

As anxiety and depression soar among adolescents, researchers struggle to understand how exactly social media affects mental health. Dr. Karen Manotas, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at the University of Utah, said that social media sometimes seemed to play a role in the adolescent mental health cases she handled.

Utah can’t save or stretch its precious water if it can’t super accurately measure it

University of Utah water law professor and attorney Emily Lewis said an organized statewide water distribution system is critical to knowing water levels, where streams reach, if water gets where it needs to go and what rights holders have priority when supply is low.

How Pharmacy Work Stopped Being So Great

Marshall Steinbaum, an economist at the University of Utah, said the fact that upper-middle-class workers were not able to claim a larger share of last year’s exceptionally high corporate profits “speaks to the disempowerment of workers at all levels of status.”

‘It’s really crushing’: Trans students in higher education face misgendering, isolation and debt

Many trans students in higher ed struggle with misgendering, isolation and excessive debt. Forgiving student loans could help. Jude Ruelas, an event manager at the University of Utah, is the subject of the article.

What’s next for abortion in Utah?

Reproductive rights may be subject to a number of changes in the Beehive State as its trigger law is challenged in court and lawmakers open abortion-related bill files for next legislative session. University of Utah law professors Leslie Francis and Teneille Brown are quoted.

What New Tech Is Revealing About Squishy, Prehistoric Cephalopods

Starting with high-definition scans of ammonoid shells, University of Utah paleontologist David Peterman created three dimensional models of ammonoid shells that he then turned into swimming robots.

Guest opinion: Join our compact with Utah

University of Utah President Taylor Randall is traveling around the state this summer to redefine and rededicate our university’s unique role in the state.

University of Utah president visits Park City

The trip to Eastern Utah highlighted region’s rapid growth, need for affordable housing.

Letter: Stop perpetuating the idea that children are obtaining gender affirming surgeries the minute they express any gender issue

"Currently, I have a reminder on my phone to call the Gender Clinic at the University of Utah next month so that I can try to get an appointment in 2023. Let’s stop perpetuating the idea that children are obtaining gender affirming surgeries the minute they express any gender issues."

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