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About the Series...
Health tends to be a controversial, yet very important topic in the media. Everywhere people turn, there is a new study, a new treatment, or a new medicine to cure the common cold. Certain foods are shown to help prevent cancer but are bad for brain health, while others are good for your heart but not good for other parts.
Please note: The views expressed by the host are expressly the opinion of the speaker and do not indicate any position of another organization, medical system, or employer.
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Next time on Health Connections
Servant Leadership, Part 2
Airs on Wednesday, December 29 at 6:30pm.
Encore presentation on Thursday, December 30 at 11:00am
On May 4, 2010, at the Olmsted Medical Center's Noel R. Peterson Founder's Lecture Series, Dr. Richard Kyte and Tom Thibodeau of Viterbo University spoke about the common good and serving others. This is Part 2 of 2 of that discussion.
Coming up on Health Connections
Obesity
Airs on Wednesday, January 5 at 6:30pm.
Encore presentations on Thursday, January 6 at 11:00am
and on Saturday, January 8 at 4:30pm.
Tonight we're talking about obesity and what YOU can do to change your life. While there are many statistics we can use to discuss the obesity problems facing millions across the United States, the stories of those that have beaten obesity are much more powerful.
Our guests tonight are Jamie Michel, Rochester Athletic Club, Kaloa Hanson, and Gary Kadansky.
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About the Host
Shawn Riley is employed by the Austin Medical Center—part of Mayo Health System as the Director of Information Technology. He has worked within the Mayo Health System since 2004 and has worked in the IT field since 1994. Shawn has addressed international audiences regarding Health Information Technology and is currently a Certified Information Security Systems Professional (CISSP).
He also is a social media expert, and blogger at HealthTechnica.com.
About the Producer
John Wiedenheft is a regional native, who hails from Mason City, Iowa. In 2008, John moved to Rochester from the Iowa. He has worked with WETA (Washington DC's public television affiliate) and Iowa Public Television. John is a graduate of the University of Northern Iowa.
More information:
To learn more please contact:
John Wiedenheft, Producer/Director
Phone: 507-433-0678 or 800-6528-2339
E-mail: johnw@ksmq.org.
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