Health Archive
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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Susan Davies, University of Dayton – Concussions in the Classroom
Concussions are becoming a serious medical issue in athletics. Susan Davies, associate professor of school psychology
24/3/2017
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Colleen Heflin, University of Missouri – SNAP Benefits Reduce Emergency Room Visits
Do SNAP benefits reduce ER visits? Collen Heflin, professor in the school of public affairs at
23/3/2017
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Melissa Armstrong, University of Florida – What You’re Not Telling Your Doctor
Are you telling your doctor enough about yourself? Melissa Armstrong, assistant professor in the department of
21/3/2017
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Brian Blais, Bryant University – Zombies, Influenza and other diseases
Zombies have bitten into popular culture over the last decade. Brian Blais, professor of science and
17/3/2017
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Dorothy Dunlop, Northwestern University – Older Adults, Exercise and Arthritis
Is merely being active enough, or is there a right way to stay in motion? Dorothy
16/3/2017
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Alexander Bay, Chapman University – Fukushima Nuclear Meltdown and Thyroid Cancer in Children
Is there a link between the Fukushima nuclear meltdown and cancer? Alexander Bay, associate professor in
9/3/2017
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Ameae Walker, University of California Riverside – Vaccinating Babies Against Tuberculosis
How do you better vaccinate a newborn against tuberculosis? Ameae Walker, professor of biomedical sciences at
23/2/2017
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