A Kansas State University food safety specialist says there are distinct symptoms for food poisoning and reporting it to your doctor is an important step in improving food safety.
A Kansas State University assistant professor of human nutrition explains why you should be cautious when choosing a supplement and what to look for to get the most accurate product.
A Kansas State University agricultural economist explains why agricultural exports are projected to be so high this year and what that means for U.S. consumers.
K-State Olathe food safety specialist advises on how to give your holiday guests some tasty food, without food poisoning.
A Kansas State University tick expert says you could be exposed to a tick a minute this summer. He gives advice on how to protect yourself from ticks.
A Kansas State University agricultural economist says meat prices are at a record high and he expects prices to steadily increase throughout the year.
Kansas Forest Service fire training specialist explains why fires are more difficult and costly to extinguish.
A climatologist advises to wear head protection during a tornado to avoid head injury.
Two states have confirmed cases of equine herpes virus. K-State equine specialist explains the disease and describes the possible symptoms.
Horticulturist explains how to check if your fruit buds survived the late burst of cold weather.
Molecular diagnostician uses newly developed test to determine if a the dog circovirus is deadly.
Climatologist predicts that climate change may increase the severity of storms this spring.
Human Nutritionist says to look past the social media headline when choosing a diet, because you could be missing important information.
Charles Dickens' classic novella "A Christmas Carol" was written 170 years ago. Kansas State University's Naomi Wood and Dan Hoyt look at why the story about the penny-pinching, Christmas-hating Ebenezer Scrooge remains so popular today.
Minyoung Suh, assistant professor in apparel, textiles and interior design, is researching the movement of breast tissue to develop a better supportive sports bra.
Halloween have you avoiding black cats, bats and more? A psychologist says superstitions are behaviors that people perform in an attempt to affect or control their future.
A Kansas State University professor is using 'The Office' to help students understand economic concepts.
Paying your kids for getting good grades may not be the most effective way to motive them to do well in school, according to a Kansas State University expert.
With blue-green algae contaminating lakes nationwide, a Kansas State University toxicologist warns pet owners to understand the bacteria's dangers for their pets and for themselves.
Teachers spent three weeks at Kansas State University learning inquiry, a form of teaching that will make science and agriculture more exciting so students will become interested at a young age.
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