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University of Iowa researchers share first-year findings on Iowa’s high cancer rates (opens the original)
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More than 75% of excess cancer cases for the top five cancers in Iowa can be explained by certain demographic and behavioral factors, according to the most recent finding from a state-funded report that seeks to better understand the state's high cancer rates. For the past year, University of Iowa researchers looked at the state's top five cancers: prostate, breast, lung, colorectal and melanoma cancers. They make up 55% of the estimated new cancer cases this year, according to the Iowa Cancer R
Hinson calls for 'immediate' end to Iran war as U.S. Senate race intensifies (opens the original)
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Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ashley Hinson said she is calling for an "immediate and successful" end to the war in Iran as Iowans face rising gas prices fueled by the conflict. Hinson, who represents Iowa's 2nd Congressional District, hosted a press conference at the GOP headquarters in Des Moines, where she called on Congress to suspend the gas tax, pause diesel exports, expand E15 and create a diesel rebate and relief program, as diesel prices hit record highs nationwide. Hinson said she h
Democrats aim to flip Iowa's U.S. Senate seat in an increasingly competitive race (opens the original)
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On a hot, humid morning in early September, there was a sea of cardinal and gold in the parking lot outside Jack Trice Stadium in Ames as Iowa State fans tailgated before the season opening football game against Southeast Missouri State University. Among the fans was Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Josh Turek, going from tent to tent, talking to voters. A woman in one tent offered him a cyclone-themed beer and a sandwich, carrots and tomatoes. “This is the single healthiest tailgate I've ever s
Iowa Public Radio names Peter Clowney as new CEO - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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Iowa Public Radio has announced Peter Clowney as the organization's next chief executive officer. Clowney is the chief operating officer at Nebraska Public Media and will join IPR on Sept. 28, according to a press release. “Peter brings a rare combination of editorial excellence, operational discipline and genuine passion for public service,” said Libby Jacobs, IPR's board of directors chair, in a statement. “He understands that our mission goes well beyond broadcasting; it’s about creating real
Iowa Public Radio names Peter Clowney as new CEO (opens the original)
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Iowa Public Radio has announced Peter Clowney as the organization's next chief executive officer. Clowney is the chief operating officer at Nebraska Public Media and will join IPR on Sept. 28, according to a press release. “Peter brings a rare combination of editorial excellence, operational discipline and genuine passion for public service,” said Libby Jacobs, IPR's Board of Directors chair, in a statement. “He understands that our mission goes well beyond broadcasting; it’s about creating real
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