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Upstate respiratory therapist Kristina Sherman, an avid gardener, shares her passion and the benefits of growing her own organic vegetables, herbs, fruits and flowers.

Retired newspaper jounalist and avid travelor Nancy Fasoldt shares her knowledge of and enthusiasm for canning to preserve summer’s bounty.   She is also the creator of iCan 2012, a day-long series of short seminars aimed at sharing the basics, renewing old skills and engaging the good, pure food lover in all of us.

Dr. Richard O’Neill, joined by host Linda Cohen and producer Steve Marks, leads a lively discussion in response to a listener’s question asking how to control their quick temper.

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Distinguished professor Patricia J. Numann, MD, FACS reflects on her career as a pioneering female surgeon, and shares her insights about how medicine has changed since she was in medical school up to today; and what medicine has taught her.  Dr. Numann was also installed as the 92nd president of the American College of Surgeons in October during the opening of its Clinical Congress in San Francisco.

Pioneering woman surgeon to receive honorary degree at Commencement

Psychiatrist Robert Gregory talks about dynamic deconstructive psychotherapy, which was recently approved as an evidence based therapy for borderline personality disorder, suicidal attempts, depression, heavy drinking and self-harm.

Psychotherapy pioneered at Upstate earns listing on National Registry of Evidenced-based Practices and Programs

Dr. Richard O’Neill continues his discussion on anxiety and depression with host Linda Cohen and producer Steve Marks – how to distinguish between depression and sadness, where does depression come from and how to begin working through the feelings.

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