Health Archive
Alison Bryant Ludden, College of the Holy Cross – Teens and Caffeine
Is caffeine bad for teens? Alison Bryant Ludden, associate professor of psychology at the College of
19/11/2018
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John Loike, Touro College – Xenotransplantation
Animals may help us bridge the organ donation gap. John Loike, professor of biology at Touro
31/10/2018
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Sheila Molony, Quinnipiac University – Improving the Lives of People with Dementia
The feeling of home is critical to patients transitioning to an assisted living facility. Sheila Molony,
25/10/2018
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Suman Seth, Cornell University – Seasoning Sickness
Are you seasoned? Suman Seth, professor in the department of science & technology studies at Cornell
24/10/2018
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Richard Cleveland, Georgia Southern University – Law Enforcement in Stressful Situations
Stress can make a law enforcement officer’s brain function worse at precisely the wrong moments. Richard
9/10/2018
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Marc Zimmerman, University of Michigan – Busy Streets Theory
What is the best to improve neighborhood safety? Marc Zimmerman, professor of public health at the
5/10/2018
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Bodil Just Christensen featured on The Best of our Knowledge
As always, host Bob Barrett selects an Academic Minute to air during The Best of Our
21/9/2018
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Jamie Maguire, Tufts University – Postpartum Depression
Postpartum depression is understudied. Jamie Maguire, assistant professor of neuroscience at Tufts University School of Medicine,
18/9/2018
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Steven Pirutinsky, Touro College – Benefits of Volunteering for Older Adults
Is volunteering beneficial for everyone? Steven Pirutinsky, assistant professor in the graduate school of social work
17/9/2018
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Fred Ledley, Bentley University – What Does Academic Research Contribute to New Medicines
Academic research can provide a big benefit to our health. Fred Ledley, professor in the department
10/9/2018
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