Health Archive
David Festinger, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine – Opioid Crisis
What is the best way to treat the opioid crisis? David Festinger, professor in the department
31/5/2017
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Marla Sokolowski, University of Toronto – Fruit Flies and Obesity
Newborn fruit flies might not be that different from human babies. Marla Sokolowski, professor in the
30/5/2017
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Keren Ladin, Tufts University – Liver Transplants and Geography
Should liver transplant recipients be determined by geography? Keren Ladin, assistant professor in the department of
29/5/2017
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Lynsey Romo, North Carolina State University – Thin Stigma
Are your friends keeping you overweight? Lynsey Romo, Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at
24/5/2017
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Benjamin Blencowe, University of Toronto – One Protein’s Sweeping Influence on Autism
Autism treatment is a tough battle. Benjamin Blencowe, principal investigator at the University of Toronto, discusses
15/5/2017
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Hui-Chen Lu, Indiana University – Coffee and Dementia
I hope you’ve had your morning coffee today. Hui-Chen Lu, professor of neuroscience at Indiana University,
5/5/2017
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Max Levine, Siena College – Nausea
When was the last time you felt nauseous? Max Levine, associate professor of psychology at Siena
1/5/2017
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Daniel Orenstein, University of California San Francisco – American Health Care Act and Smoking
The recent health care bill was much talked about in the news. Daniel Orenstein, postdoctoral scholar
18/4/2017
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Wayne Campbell, Purdue University – Eating Red Meat
Is eating red meat bad for you? Wayne Campbell, professor of nutrition science at Purdue University,
29/3/2017
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Kimberly Bigelow, University of Dayton – Biomechanics
Get up and move. Kimberly Bigelow, associate professor in the bioengineering graduate program at the University
28/3/2017
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