Health Archive
Simon Haeder, Penn State University – Public Hospitals and the Development of the U.S. Healthcare System
Public hospitals used to be a safety net for health care. Simon Haeder, assistant professor of
31/3/2020
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Lorretta Krautscheid, George Fox University – What Can Be Done About Moral Distress?
On George Fox University Week: What is causing moral distress among student nurses and health care
26/3/2020
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Lynne Shea, Landmark College – From Disability to Diversity
Changing from deficit to diversity could lead to better outcomes for schools and society. Lynne Shea,
20/3/2020
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Jeffrey Bryan, University of Missouri – Canine Bone Cancer
There’s good news ahead for your furry friends. Jeffrey Bryan, professor of oncology at the University
18/3/2020
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Sophie Molholm, Albert Einstein College of Medicine – Sensory Integration Therapy
On Albert Einstein College of Medicine Week: Applied Behavioral Analysis might not be the only way
13/3/2020
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Jill Crandall, Albert Einstein College of Medicine – Statins
On Albert Einstein College of Medicine Week: Can statins be dangerous for you? Jill Crandall, professor
12/3/2020
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Chaim Putterman, Albert Einstein College of Medicine – Diagnosing Lupus Nephritis
On Albert Einstein College of Medicine Week: A better way to diagnose lupus could be on
10/3/2020
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Rong Fu, Siena College – Childhood Trauma and Late-Life Cognitive Functioning
The early death of a parent can have long-lasting effects on a person. Rong Fu, assistant
4/3/2020
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Steven Almo, Albert Einstein College of Medicine – Viperin
Nature has given us a template for creating a powerful compound to fight a broad array
28/2/2020
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Ari Kirshenbaum, St. Michael’s College – Nicotine and E-Cigarettes
What makes someone dependent on e-cigarettes? Ari Kirshenbaum, professor of psychology at St. Michael’s College, devised
27/2/2020
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