Dr. Daniel Enquobahrie, Associate Professor in the Department of Epidemiology in the School of Public Health at the University of Washington, talks about cardiovascular health. 

Cardiovascular Health - Dr. Daniel Enquobahrie

Dr. June Eichner, Professor in the Department of Epidemiology at the University of Oklahoma College of Public Health, talks about obesity in Native American children.

Obesity in Native American Children - Dr. June Eichner

Dr. Tracy Chippendale, Assistant Professor at New York University, talks about fall prevention.

Fall Prevention - Dr. Tracy Chippendale

Dr. Usha Govindarajulu, Assistant Professor at SUNY Downstate Medical Center, talks about learning curves.

Learning Curves - Dr. Usha Govindarajulu

Dr. LaDonna BlueEye, Assistant Professor at Indiana University, talks about Native Americans and tobacco use.

Native Americans And Tobacco - Dr. LaDonna BlueEye

Dr. Ghada Soliman, Associate Professor at University of Nebraska Medical Center, talks about metabolic syndrome.

Metabolic Syndrome - Dr. Ghada Soliman

Dr. Sara Becker, a licensed Clinical Psychologist and Assistant Professor at the Brown University School of Public Health, talks about treatments for adolescent drug users.

Treatments For Adolescent Drug Users - Dr. Sara Becker

PHM - Pediatric Developmental Disabilities - Dr. Cecilia McCarton

Therapeutic Hypnosis For Pain - Dr. Dorothy Larkin

PHM - Calories Labeling - Lucan

PHM - Bullying In The 21st Century - Peskin

PHM - Breast Cancer - Rock

PHM - Pharmacists And Health Coaching - Lonie

PHM - Backpack Safety - Foss

PHM - ASD - Koenig

PHM - Anxiety - Guenther

PHM - Alcohol Stimulation And Sedation In Bing Drinkers - King

PHM - Alcohol Misuse - Afshar

PHM - Aging And Nursing Homes - Temkin - Greener

Public Health Minute (PHM) is hosted by Dr. William Latimer, President of The College of New Rochelle. 

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