Jeanette Woods
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A good sense of humor helps in coping with epilepsy
In this week’s Patient Files, epilepsy advocate Dan Dougherty talks about the need for a light heart when dealing with a heavy diag ...
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The art of triage — one emergency room’s approach
A look at the systems one medical emergency department uses to keep from getting bogged down. Einstein Medical Center’s Nort ...
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Malacologist Amanda Lawless talks marauding African land snails and other mollusks
In this week’s ‘So, What Do You Do?’ segment, public health student Teagan Keating asks Amanda Lawless about her career ...
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Astronomer John Bochanski talks asteroids, UFO abductions and Phillies baseball
In this week’s ‘So, What Do You Do?’, college administrator Kevin Brown asks astronomer John Bochanski about life on ot ...
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Computer hackers and bio-medical engineers collaborate to create human organs from scratch
What kind of promise does 3D organ printing hold for our future? Bioengineer Jordan Miller loves the mechanical whir of his ...
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America’s oldest quarantine hospital tied to Philadelphia yellow fever history
If walls could talk: One building’s story about a crisis that almost wiped out all of Philadelphia. If you’ve flown in ...
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Rare genetic disorder causes brittle bones, but can’t break his spirit
In this week’s Patient Files, 25-year-old Scott Clifford talks about living with Osteogenesis Imperfecta, or brittle bone disease. ...
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How to make bugs appetizing with insect librarian Isa Betancourt
Len Webb learns about an insect’s role in society while snacking on stir-fried crickets in this So, What Do You Do? segment. ...
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Young reporters test out their journalistic skills on a physical therapist and her service dog, Seamus. It’s never too ...
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Shooting the breeze with Delaware’s ‘wind lady’
In this week’s ‘So, What Do You Do?’ segment, UD prof Cristina Archer talks about taking wind research to new heig ...
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Are the health benefits of a gluten-free diet fact or fad?
Dr. Stephanie Moleski, a gasteroenterologist at Jefferson Hospital, gives her take on gluten sensitivity. As a gasteroentero ...
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