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Welcome to HealthMatters@BUSargent, the podcast of the Boston University’s College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College. The mission of Sargent College is to advance, preserve, disseminate, and apply knowledge in the health and rehabilitation sciences.
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Moving the Needle on Hypertension, Efforts Across Populations (opens the original)
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Did you know your blood pressure can reveal more about your health in 30 seconds than most people learn in a year? Jesse Moreira-Bouchard shares the simplest at-home habit that can give you and your provider the kind of day-to-day data that leads to better decisions, earlier action, and more control over your health. Dr. Jesse Moreira-Bouchard is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Physiology at Boston University. They are a cardiovascular physiologist by training. Their research program focuses o
Ep 179: Sargent College Alumna Coaches BU’s Women’s Ice Hockey Team (opens the original)
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Join us for a fascinating conversation with BU's Women's Ice Hockey Coach and Gold Olympic Medalist, Tara Watchorn, as she describes why she chose Boston University and recounts her career highlights.
Ep 178: The Hidden Power of Writing, Craft and Kindness (opens the original)
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Join us for an interesting and uplifting conversation with Katie Brunner, a marketer and enrollment staff member at Sargent College. She works primarily with Sargent College's graduate programs to ensure that those interested can smoothly transition from prospective applicants to enrolled students. Outside of BU, she is a nonfiction writer and musician.
Ep 177: Co-Regulation: Developing a Course for Caregivers as a Doctoral Project (opens the original)
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Join us for a captivating conversation with Maria Slavin, discussing her time in BU's Post-Professional Occupational Therapy Doctoral Program. She dives into her doctoral project, developing a course for caregivers on co-regulation and the importance of regulation and attachment!
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