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Upstate bioethicist James Dwyer PhD, talks about his recent year spent as a Fulbright scholar teaching medical ethics in Taiwan.

Upstate bariatric surgeon Howard Simon talks about bariatric surgery — the different types of surgery, who meets the criteria, and the process for determining the best plan for individuals, including the required lifestyle changes.

The Central New York Bariatric Surgery Center (CNYBSC)

Dr. Richard O’Neill, joined by host Linda Cohen and producer Steve Marks, talks about coping with a shared kitchen in the workplace.

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Upstate’s Darcy DiBiase and software developer Eric Hinman unveil a new mobile web application, better known as “the Upstate App!”. The app serves as an extension of Upstate’s website by bringing information about their programs and services, and so much more, to the public on the go.

For more information, or to download the app, go to www.Upstate.edu/app

Dr. Elvira Szigeti, dean of Upstate’s College of Nursing, talks about a new degree program that will allow nurses to become PhD doctors, coming in the Fall of 2013.

For more information about the program, or to be placed on the mailing list, email admiss@upstate.edu or call 315-464-4570

Dr. Karen Teelin, an Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital Pediatrician who specializes in adolescent medicine, talks about the ABCs of sexuality.  According to the National Youth Risk Behavior Survey released this week by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,  efforts to combat the spread of teen pregnancy, HIV and other STDs among teenagers have stalled.  Watch Dr. Teelin’s recent interview with YNN.

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Dr. Richard O’Neill, joined by host Linda Cohen and producer Steve Marks, talks about strategies to help children deal with teasing.

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