WXFT: “Breaking down milk alternatives”
(6/25/14) Clinical Associate Professor Joan Salge Blake interviewed by myfoxboston.com. View Video.
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WXFT: “Vitamin overload: Too much of a good thing?”
(6/25/14) Clinical Associate Professor Joan Salge Blake interviewed by myfoxboston.com. View Video.
Boston.com: “Can Fortified Foods Provide Too Much of a Good Thing?”
(6/24/14) Clinical Associate Professor and featured Boston.com blogger Joan Salge Blake discusses a new report released by the Environmental Working Group. View Full Article.
Examiner.com: “Helping toddlers acquire language: Understanding verb meanings”
(6/12/14) Director of the BU Child Language Lab Sudha Arunachalam quoted. “The results offer two insights. First, by age 2, toddlers have the remarkable ability to learn new verbs with very little exposure and apply them in novel contexts. Second, presenting the verbs in complete sentences supports the toddlers’ abilities to do so. These findings […]
WRKO: “Gluten free diets”
(6/19/14) Clinical Associate Professor Joan Salge Blake interviewed. Listen to Audio.
Boston.com: “Goodbye McDonalds, Hello Freshii? Fast Food Is Getting Fresh”
(6/23/14) Clinical Associate Professor and featured Boston.com blogger Joan Salge Blake weighs in on new trends in “fast food”. View Full Article.
Boston.com: “Got Milk? It’s a Dizzying Zoo of Choices”
(6/16/14) Clinical Associate Professor and featured Boston.com blogger Joan Salge Blake weighs in on the many varieties of milk available. View Full Article.
Consumer Reports: “Walk away from knee pain”
(6/16/14) New research featured from Daniel White, research assistant professor in the Department of Physical Therapy & Athletic Training. View Full Article.
AARP: “Helping Your Knees, Step-by-6,000-Steps”
(6/16/14) New research featured from Daniel White, research assistant professor in the Department of Physical Therapy & Athletic Training. Expert quote: “Do people really need to walk 10,000 steps a day? For people with arthritis, that could be a daunting task.” View Full Article.
Terry Ellis Receives Research Award from American Physical Therapy Association
Terry Ellis, PhD, PT, NCS, assistant professor in the department of Physical Therapy & Athletic Training Physical and director of the Center for Neurorehabilitation was honored with the Chattanooga Research Award from the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). The Chattanooga Research Award honors individuals who publish the “best articles on physical therapy research in Physical […]
WRKO: “Diabetes and your health”
(6/13/14) Clinical Associate Professor Joan Salge Blake interviewed. Listen to Audio.
NPR: “Forget 10,000 Steps. For Happy Knees, 6,000 Will Do It”
(6/12/14) New research featured from Daniel White, research assistant professor in the Department of Physical Therapy & Athletic Training. Expert quote: “There are really no standard recommendations on how far people need to walk. Do people really need to walk 10,000 steps a day? For people with arthritis, that could be a daunting task.” View Full […]
Boston Magazine: “10 Ways to Make Produce Last Longer”
(6/12/14) Sargent nutritionist Rachel Reynolds quoted. “Fruits and vegetables should be stored separately because some fruits release the chemical ethylene, which accelerates the ripening process.” View Full Article.
WBUR: “11 Young, Emerging Neuroscientists Share Their Cutting-Edge Research”
(6/12/14) Assistant Professor Tyler Perrachione featured as an emerging neuroscientist on Boston’s NPR news station. View Full Article.
Prevention: “6,000 Steps A Day Keeps Knee Pain At Bay”
(6/12/14) Daniel White, research assistant professor in the Department of Physical Therapy & Athletic Training, quoted. “When you stop moving, weakness sets in and you start to lose your range of motion. Walking increases strength and decreases pain.” View Full Article.