Pharmacy Faculty Contributions to the Popular Press
Media Contributions from 2020
COVID Brings Telehealth Services to Normal Health Care, Justin W. Cole
Flu Riskier Than Coronavirus in U.S., Justin W. Cole
Pharmacies Taking Preventative Measures, Thad Franz
Pharmacists Get Green Light to Vaccinate More Kids, Thad Franz
Are COVID Cases on a Decline?, Zach Jenkins
Bent Curve Isn’t Enough: The Path to Reopening Needs a Steady Hand, Zach Jenkins
Careful, Phased Approach Needed to Re-Open or Ohio Pandemic Cases Could Resurge, Zach Jenkins
Clearing the Vaccines Confusion: Doses Likely not Available until Early Next Year, Zach Jenkins
Concern Over Returning to the Classroom, Zach Jenkins
Conquering COVID-19: Ventilator Treatment, Zach Jenkins
Coronavirus Attacks Hemoglobin in Red Blood Cells, Zach Jenkins
Coronavirus Pandemic: Steps You Can Take to Help Others, Zach Jenkins
Coronavirus Pandemic: Study Shows Treating COVID-19 Differently May Help, Zach Jenkins
COVID-19: All Over the Map, Zach Jenkins
COVID-19: Does Hydroxychloroquine Have Any Effect?, Zach Jenkins
COVID-19, Masks, and Pediatric Inflammatory Syndrome, Zach Jenkins
COVID-19 Vaccine: Experts on Producing the Cure, Zach Jenkins
COVID Concerns: Microscopic Blood Clots, Zach Jenkins
Evolving Data on the Spread of the Virus: Experts not as Concerned about Surfaces, Zach Jenkins
Future of a COVID-19 Vaccine, Zach Jenkins
Group Helping Those Who are Most at Risk, Zach Jenkins
Here's When Experts Anticipate Coronavirus to Peak in the Heartland, Zach Jenkins
Insight into the Coronavirus, Zach Jenkins
Local Expert Breaks Down COVID-19 Reality, Zach Jenkins
Malaria Treatments Show Positive Results in Treating COVID-19, Zach Jenkins
Masks and Social Distancing: Experts Say How Long it will Last, Zach Jenkins
More Than 1,000 Ohioans Part of Promising COVID-19 Vaccine Research: Where It Stands, Zach Jenkins
New Health Director Search, Zach Jenkins
Pharmacy Professors Stream Virtual Townhall to Provide Information on COVID-19, Zach Jenkins
Possible Alternate Treatment Options For COVID-19, Zach Jenkins
Possible Treatments for COVID-19, Zach Jenkins
Preparing for the Surge, Zach Jenkins
Red Blood Cells & Coronavirus, Zach Jenkins
Saliva-Based COVID-19 Test, Zach Jenkins
State Getting Ready for Slow Reopening, Zach Jenkins
Study Shows that Treating COVID-19 Differently May Help, Zach Jenkins
Surface Areas & COVID, Zach Jenkins
That's the Million Dollar Question: Look at When Ohio May Reopen, Zach Jenkins
The Coronavirus Crisis – How Concerned Should We Be?, Zach Jenkins
Trotwood-Madison Schools Go Virtual: First 9 Weeks of School Will Be Online, Zach Jenkins
UD Students Move Back in to Campus, Zach Jenkins
Update on COVID-19 Treatments and Vaccine Research, Zach Jenkins
Vendors Concerned about Future of New York State Fair, Zach Jenkins
We Have Yet to Exit the First Wave: Experts Say Recent Spike of Cases isn't Second Wave, Zach Jenkins
When is it Safe to Return to Normal?, Zach Jenkins
Why Are Bars in Texas, Florida and Arizona Closing Amid COVID-19 Pandemic?, Zach Jenkins
Lifting Coronavirus Restrictions, Zach Jenkins and Mark Caleb Smith
Ohio Law Dramatically Increases Access to Overdose Reversal Meds, Brenda Pahl
Ohio Law Dramatically Increases Access to Overdose Reversal Meds, Brenda Pahl
Some Drugs Used to Keep Coronavirus Patients on Ventilators are in Short Supply, David M. Peters
Pharmacy Professor is Preceptor of the Year, David M. Peters and Hannah Chittenden
Local Blood Bank Prepares to Collect COVID-19 Survivors’ Plasma, Rocco Rotello
Local Doctor Fighting for His Life: COVID-19 Survivors Needed to Donate Plasma, Rocco Rotello
Performance Drink Alternative, Rocco Rotello
All-Natural Energy Drink Being Researched by Cedarville University, Rocco Rotello and April D. Crommett
Area University Teams up with Company to Research Better Energy Drinks, Rocco Rotello and April D. Crommett PhD
Pharmacy Students Research Benefits From New All-Natural Energy Drink, Rocco Rotello and April D. Crommett PhD
Coronavirus Concers: The Importance of Hand Washing, Andrew Straw
Cedarville University is ‘Top Pharmacy School in Ohio’, Marc Sweeney
Is Vaping a Gateway Drug?, Marc Sweeney
Overdose Rates Staying Steady, Marc Sweeney
Tracking Narcan, Marc Sweeney
Health Experts: Vaping May Be a Gateway Drug, Marc Sweeney, Jessica Hall, and Daniel Parschauer
Concerns Over Dangers of Vaping: Lessons Being Taught to Teens, Marc Sweeney and Stephanie Wu
Media Contributions from 2019
Cedar Care Open House, Jeb Ballentine
New Cedarville Pharmacy Open for Business, Jeb Ballentine
Teaching Pharmacy to Open, Jeb Ballentine
Open House for New Teaching Pharmacy, Jeb Ballentine and Kjersti Fry
Dayton Killer’s Receipts Raise Questions About Mental Health Care, Melissa J. Beck
Get a Shot: Yes or No?, Justin W. Cole
New Cedarville Initiative Moving the Needle on Collaborative Health Care, Justin W. Cole
Ohio Goes After Drug Companies, Justin W. Cole
Why Prescription Drugs are Costly, Justin W. Cole
Future of Opioid Cases Following Johnson & Johnson Ruling, Thad Franz
Documentary Director Visits Cedarville University, Phyllis Grauer
Prescription Drug Recall, Zach Jenkins
Ward Accepted as Walmart Scholar, Zach Jenkins and Jessica A. Ward
CU Prof Receives Research Training, David M. Peters
Execution Delay, Dennis Sullivan
Gov. DeWine Halts Executions, Dennis Sullivan
Fighting Rising Drug Costs, Marc Sweeney
Governor Wants Hospital Licenses, Marc Sweeney
Medical Marijuana Law, Marc Sweeney
Opioids: A National Crisis, Marc Sweeney
Panelists to Address Opioid Crisis Concerns, Marc Sweeney
Trump’s Move on Drug Rebates Good but May Not Lower Prices, Experts Say, Marc Sweeney
What to Expect at Town Hall, Marc Sweeney
Media Contributions from 2018
CU Names Chair of Pharm Sciences, Samson Amos and Marc A. Sweeney
Removing Pharmacists' Gag Order, Douglas Anderson
Community Welcomes New Pharmacy, Jeb Ballentine
Cedar Care Village Pharmacy Plans Unveiled, Jeb Ballentine, Thomas White, and Joel Sweeney
Good Sam Closing Affects Cedarville University, Jeffrey A. Bates
Good Sam's Closing Impacts CU Students, Jeffrey A. Bates
Flu Season Continues to Worsen, Ginger Cameron
Cardinal Health Foundation Awards CU $25K, Aleda Chen
Local University Receives Grant to Help Fight Opioid Epidemic, Aleda Chen
A Resource to Combat Opioid Abuse, Justin W. Cole
CU Pharm Students Going on Worldwide Mission Trip, Justin W. Cole
Pharmacy in Cedarville, Clifford W. Fawcett III and Jeb Ballentine
Hardware Store to Become Pharmacy, Clifford W. Fawcett III and Marc A. Sweeney
