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A new study by Nebraska's Lisa Kort-Butler shows that regular viewing of violence through news reports can

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A child with microcephaly is held by a caregiver in a Brazil facility that cares for people affected by congenital zika syndrome.

Study explores how to support caregivers affected by Zika virus

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Students in the Honors Program smile as Jax, the program's therapy dog, gives a kiss to Emily Hughes, a first-year student majoring in forensic biology and pre-med.

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Peterson still energized by campus connections, work with students

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