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Why Taming Sleep Leaves Us Restless

Why Taming Sleep Leaves Us Restless

>> April 9, 2017
Sleep used to be natural, governed by darkness, light, and fatigue. Now itโ€™s highly processed and scheduled. An author discusses his research on the ways this has led to a poorer nightโ€™s sleep. Guest Information: Benjamin Reiss, Professor of English, Emory …
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Medical Notes: Week of April 9, 2017

>> April 9, 2017
Hereโ€™s yet another reason for another cup of coffee. A study in the journal Scientific Reports finds that caffeine is one of 24 compounds that have the potential to protect against dementia. The compounds boost an enzyme in the brain that combats misfolded …
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Plagues and Dreaded Diseases

>> April 2, 2017
Plagues can wipe out entire populations and create fear and great mystery in how they spread. An author who has explored plagues and dangerous diseases explains. Guest Information: Jennifer Wright, author, Get Well Soon: Historyโ€™s Worst Plagues and the Heroes …
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Putting the Brakes on Environmental Regulation

>> April 2, 2017
The Presidentโ€™s proposed 31 percent budget cut for the Environmental Protection Agency and the appointment of a prominent EPA critic as the agencyโ€™s head have raised fears that the nationโ€™s air and water quality will be ignored. EPA critics say the agency …
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Medical Notes: Week of April 2, 2017

>> April 2, 2017
Some people will do almost anything to relieve their allergy symptoms but hereโ€™s an idea that works, according to a study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Itโ€™s a probiotic combination of lactobacilli and bifidobacteria sold in stores under the …
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Rudeness

Rudeness (2017)

>> March 26, 2017
Studies show a rudeness epidemic in the US, and that people are profoundly affected when they experience or even witness it occurring to someone else. Two experts discuss. Guest Information: Dr. Amir Erez, Professor of Management, Warrington College of …
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Difficult Patients

Difficult Patients

>> March 26, 2017
Please note: an updated version of this story was recently published – โ€œDifficultโ€ Patients: Questioning Authority (2019). Patients used to accept doctorsโ€™ orders without question. Today, more are asking questions and challenging their doctorsโ€™ …
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Medical Notes: Week of March 26, 2017

>> March 26, 2017
A blood test to diagnose cancer is a little bit closer. A study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has identified certain proteins in blood plasma, which if elevated indicate the patient has cancer. Scientists have found that nearly 2,400 …
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crippling anxiety

Crippling Anxiety

>> March 19, 2017
Anxiety is normal, but too much can be crippling. An author and anxiety sufferer discusses the nature of crippling anxiety and what people can do about it. Guest Information: Scott Stossel, editor, Atlantic magazine and author, My Age of Anxiety: …
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Shortening the Course of Antibiotics

Shortening the Course of Antibiotics

>> March 19, 2017
Since the introduction of antibiotics in World War II, doctors have prescribed courses of treatment that typically ran longer than necessary. Bacterial resistance is forcing a reevaluation, shortening courses sometimes to just a few days and even prompting …
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Medical Notes: Week of March 19, 2017

>> March 19, 2017
People whoโ€™ve gone to the hospital for treatment of a mental health disorder have an increased risk of stroke for months afterward. A study presented to the International Stroke Conference in Houston shows that people going to the hospital for psychiatric …
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Hangovers

>> March 12, 2017
Please note: an updated version of this story was recently published – All About Hangovers (2019). As St. Patrickโ€™s Day approachesโ€”one of the biggest drinking holidays of the yearโ€”an expert discusses why hangovers occur and what might work to …
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