Nina Moini
Meet Nina Moini Nina Moini is an award-winning journalist and host of MPR’s midday show, Minnesota Now. Nina has been reporting across the state of Minnesota in radio and television news since 2013. Since joining MPR News in 2017, Nina has covered a wide range of topics including public safety and immigration for radio and […]
Former ‘Blue’s Clues’ Host Steve Burns Says His Job Became ‘Impossible’
Advertisement The former host — who told child viewers that he was off to college in his last episode — told the publication that hair loss and not being “boyish anymore” contributed to his departure, before adding that depression made it difficult to be joyous on camera. “I didn’t know it yet, but I was […]
PCOS Pain Caused Kelly Ripa to Pass Out During Sex
In an upcoming memoir, Live Wire: Long-Winded Short Stories, daytime talk-show host Kelly Ripa shares a story that has many people talking. The story, outlined in Haute Living, is in a chapter entitled “Don’t Let Your Husband Pick Your Death Clothes.” As Ripa related, in 1997 as a new mother she passed out during sex […]
‘Kimmel’ Host Kerry Washington Pulled Off A Truly Awesome Feat In Her Monologue
The guest host literally changed lives with this wonderful stunt.
I Was One Of The Most Famous Pop Stars In The World. No One Knew The Secret Pain I Hid.
The year is 1997, and talk show host Rosie O’Donnell is interviewing me about the smash hit “I Want You.” It’s a song Rosie helped make a Billboard Top 5 hit, having played what she affectionately nicknamed “The Chica Cherry Cola Song” incessantly during her show’s intro segment for months prior to us even landing […]
Spaceflight: Microgravity analog culture profoundly affects microbial infection process in 3-D human tissue models
Infectious microbes have evolved sophisticated means to invade host cells, outwit the body’s defenses and cause disease. While researchers have tried to puzzle out the complicated interactions between microorganisms and the host cells they infect, one facet of the disease process has often been overlooked — the physical forces that impact host-pathogen interactions and disease […]
COVID-19 Tied to High Risk of Thrombotic Events
COVID-19 was associated with a greater risk for a host of thrombotic events in the months following a patient’s infection, a large study in Sweden found. Among over 1 million people who tested positive for COVID-19 in the past month, risk for a first pulmonary embolism was 33 times higher compared with a matched control […]
How To Cope With The Disappointment Of Fertility Struggles
Fertility struggles can bring up a whole host of difficult feelings ― a sense of loss and grief, a lack of control, overwhelming resentment, shame and more. But the first emotion that tends to come up is disappointment. “Disappointment is one of the most common emotions felt for people dealing with fertility struggles,” Maya Grobel, […]
Research advances knowledge of the battle between viruses and human cells: Discovery of protective RNA mechanism informs pursuit to develop anti-viral drugs
In the long-term battle between a herpesvirus and its human host, a University of Massachusetts virologist and her team of students have identified some human RNA able to resist the viral takeover — and the mechanism by which that occurs. This discovery, described in a paper published Feb. 15 in Proceedings of the National Academy […]
Inside Olympic Precautions: Three Team Doctors Dish
While the Olympic games were cancelled due to the pandemic last year, Japan and host city Tokyo ironically are experiencing higher COVID-19 case numbers than last summer, with a 7-day average of about 5,000 cases. To mitigate spread, the Olympics are ‘bubbled’ and devoid of fans. So how are precautions playing out on the ground? […]