As protests, police brutality and the ongoing threat of COVID-19 upend notions of safety and unleash deep-seated fury and grief, stress and worry abound. I spoke with Dr. Sheila Ohlsson Walker about the steps we can take to be well and even thrive.
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How do you run a municipality through a pandemic? What’s it like to see the place you love – your home – go through it? A conversation with New Rochelle (NY) Mayor Noam Bramson.
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Breast cancer — any cancer — can be incredibly stressful under the best of circumstances. BCRF Scientific Director & Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s Dr. Judy Garber explains what patients and families should consider in this time of the coronavirus.
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In this special edition of The 180 Podcast, Pamela Cantor, M.D., Turnaround for Children’s Founder and Senior Science Advisor, explains how to address the fear, stress and disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Is our best hope to stop global warming and save the planet the exact formula that created the mess in the first place? Andrew McAfee argues for capitalism & technology in “More From Less”
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Listen to Dr. Hedvig Hricak, and you’ll forget she’s one of the global leaders in breast cancer research. Instead, you’ll just think she’s one of the smartest, most caring people you’ve ever heard.
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This conversation, part of BCRF’s Investing Breast Cancer podcast series, is an outstanding and thoughtful conversation on stress, breast cancer, and the science of survivorship.
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Our national education challenge is particularly great for children who experience various forms of trauma, including poverty. What’s required – from new insights to teacher
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Read moreIt was one of the worst oil spills in US history. The Exxon Valdez hit a reef off the Alaska coast in March 1989, spilling
Read moreFew words did more to raise fears of environmental disaster over a generation than “Love Canal.” The small neighborhood outside Niagara Falls became big news
Read moreIt was the day the lights went out across the East Coast of the U.S. and Canada. Just more than 10 years ago, August 2003,
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