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spice.mp3
An overview of the benefits of herbs and spices in your diet is discussed, including which spices are the top picks, and how they impact our health while bringing out the natural flavors of food.
brachial.mp3
A brief overview of brachial plexus palsy and how the son of a former NFL player was affected by the disease.
elderly.mp3
Spotting depression among elderly adults and how it can be treated is discussed.
holiday.mp3
Managing type 1 diabetes while eating during the holiday season
toys.mp3
A brief discussion on how loud toys could have damaging effects on the hearing of children.
gerd.mp3
A brief discussion of how foods eaten during the holiday season affect individuals with GERD.
julysurvivorpodcast.mp3
The importance of a creating a roadmap (what may lie ahead in the future) for cancer survivors is discussed.
pienta.mp3
If two nearby pre-cancerous cells work together, they have a better chance of surviving and becoming cancer, according to a new University of Michigan theory.
internetsafety2.mp3
Kyla Boyse speaks with Leena Dev, M.D., a pediatrician on the U-M Health System's Child Protection Team, about how parents can help keep their kids safe while surfing the 'net.
julyinhalantspodcast.mp3
A discussion of how adolescents use inhalents as a new way to get high is given.
BRCA_gene.mp3
Women diagnosed with breast cancer who carry a certain genetic mutation can have breast-sparing surgery but should consider hormonal treatments to reduce their risk of cancer returning.
julydrinkspodcast.mp3
How the beverages we drink impact our diet, and our weight.
Sportsbrain.mp3
Discussion of the effects of sports on the brain, including treatment options.
Holoshitzresearch.mp3
Researchers have discovered three genes that are over-expressed in rheumatoid arthritis that were not known to be associated with the disease before.
kidsinternet1.mp3
Boyse interview's Barry Fishman, Ph.D., associate professor of Educational Studies and Learning Technologies at the University of Michigan School of Education and School of Information, about using the Internet as an effective educational tool for children.
High_tech_bubbles.mp3
Bubbles: You've bathed in them, popped them, endured bad song lyrics about them. Now, U-M researchers hope to add a more sophisticated application to the list: gas bubbles used like corks to block oxygen flow to tumors, or to deliver drugs.
Bipolargenetics.mp3
A brief overview of bipolar disorder research and treatment is discussed.
breastcancer.mp3
The effects of breast cancer chemotherapy treatment on bone density for post-menopausal women.
Newgenetics.mp3
Obsessive-compulsive disorder tends to run in families. Now, U-M research is shedding new light on one of the genetic factors that may contribute to that pattern.
rotavirus.mp3
A brief overview of rotavirus is discussed, including its symptoms and vaccine prevention options.
Multiple_defects.mp3
Friedhelm Hildebrandt, M.D. and U-M Medical School colleagues study genes that, when mutated, produce a lethal kidney disease called nephronophthisis in infants and children.
Early_treatment.mp3
A new, U-M doctor-lead study offers intriguing insight into the possibility of postponing hypertension among the 59 million Americans whose blood pressure is slightly high.
Quest.mp3
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis is discussed, including its fund-raising event, Quest for Breath.
obesity.mp3
How a baby's diet affects their chance of being overweight or obese later in life.
Psoriasis_gene.mp3
University of Michigan scientists have found a common genetic variation in an immune system gene that makes people much more likely to develop psoriasis - a disfiguring inflammatory skin disease.
tantrums.mp3
Boyse talks with Julie Lumeng, M.D., a developmental and behavioral pediatrics specialist at the University of Michigan Health System, who provides tips to effectively discipline children while nurturing their development.
Cardiomyopathy.mp3
A brief overview of the inherited disease, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, is given, including symptoms and treatment.
Binge_behavior.mp3
Stressed individuals might be particularly prone to binge eating or drug addiction because of high levels of a hormone mechanism in their brain, according to new University of Michigan and Georgetown University research.
stabilityball,0.mp3
Tips on how to get your children on a proper sleep schedule once the school year begins.