HeyJaredDebbie Holmes
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Ohio State University researchers will study effects of menopause in women veterans (opens the original)
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Ohio State University researchers are launching a four-year study on how menopause affects the mental and physical health of women veterans. The OSU Wexner Medical Center and the Soder Women's Health Research Program received a $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense for the study. WOSU’s Debbie Holmes spoke with Tamar Gur, a professor of psychiatry at Ohio State. Debbie Holmes: So why study women veterans? Tamar Gur: I think that women veterans are heroes, nothing short of heroes.
2026 BIA Parade of Homes displays a variety of styles in central Ohio for free (opens the original)
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Visitors to the 2026 BIA Parade of Homes this month will experience a new approach to showing off new homes. Home shoppers can go online to plan their own tour of the newly built homes during the event. The home showcase is also happening in more than one area and you don't need a ticket. WOSU’s Debbie Holmes spoke with Tod Bowen, executive director of the Building Industry Association of Central Ohio, about what you can experience. Debbie Holmes: Explain the new approach to highlight the exampl
Ohio State Marion opens new downtown hub for community problem-solving (opens the original)
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The Ohio State University at Marion is opening a new downtown engagement hub Wednesday. The aim is to bring people together to collaborate and work on solutions for the community. WOSU’s Debbie Holmes spoke with Dean and Director at Ohio State Marion, Jennifer Schlueter. Debbie Holmes: So where is the engagement hub located exactly? Jennifer Schlueter: It is in downtown Marion at 146 North Main Street. It's a little building that has a long history in this town. It was a restaurant, it was a paw
Ohio Task Force 1 member recalls team's response to Sept. 11 attack 25 years later (opens the original)
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Memories linger for millions 25 years after two commercial passenger airplanes were hijacked and crashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York City. Members of Ohio Task Force 1 in Dayton were called to help in finding survivors and clearing tons of debris. Rescue team manager Mike Muhl was one of those members who responded. Muhl spoke with WOSU's Debbie Holmes about his memories of responding along with his team to the attack on the World Trade Center. Debbie Holmes: What
Ohio farmers urged to inspect soybean fields for 'red crown rot' which can destroy crops (opens the original)
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Ohio State University researchers are asking soybean farmers in the state to check their crops for red crown rot. The issue is caused by a soil-borne fungus that can persist in fields for years. Researchers hope to get early detection and an accurate diagnosis to stop the problem from spreading. WOSU’s Debbie Holmes spoke with Horacio Lopez-Nicora, an associate professor of soybean pathology and nematology at Ohio State. Debbie Holmes: How does this fungus get into the soil? Horacio Lopez-Nicara
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