August Passport Highlights
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On the next edition of SciTech Now: Pacemakers that aren’t for the heart — they’re for Parkinson’s disease. How does your brain decide what to remember and what to forget? We’ve all heard about viruses and bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics. Meet the team creating the smart bomb of medicine. If you’ve ever dreamed of flying in space, we’ll show you what it takes to [...]
Your four-course culinary experience awaits! The Taste of Fame menu features a fennel and apple chopped salad, rustic potato leek soup, choice of grilled beef short ribs, chicken fricassee, or campanella with arugula, local goat cheese, and sun-dried tomato pesto, AND deep-dish apple pie for dessert. Get your tickets to Taste of Fame with Chefs Julia Collin Davison and Richard Blais at wcny.org/tasteoffame. [...]
Coming up on Connect NY, summer 2019 has been an illustration of climate change in New York – from a record-breaking heat wave to flooding along the shores of Lake Ontario. In July, Governor Cuomo signed into the law one of the most aggressive climate bills in the nation. The goal of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act is to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions [...]
On this episode of Cycle of Health, Linda and guests join Dr. Rich in studio to close the book on her incredible story. Learn the science behind medical weight loss and discover the steps Linda is taking to keep the weight off. All on this episode of Cycle of Health. [...]
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On the next edition of SciTech Now: Pacemakers that aren’t for the heart — they’re for Parkinson’s disease. How does your brain decide what to remember and what to forget? We’ve all heard about viruses and bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics. Meet the team creating the smart bomb of medicine. If you’ve ever dreamed of flying in space, we’ll show you what it takes to [...]
Your four-course culinary experience awaits! The Taste of Fame menu features a fennel and apple chopped salad, rustic potato leek soup, choice of grilled beef short ribs, chicken fricassee, or campanella with arugula, local goat cheese, and sun-dried tomato pesto, AND deep-dish apple pie for dessert. Get your tickets to Taste of Fame with Chefs Julia Collin Davison and Richard Blais at wcny.org/tasteoffame. [...]
Coming up on Connect NY, summer 2019 has been an illustration of climate change in New York – from a record-breaking heat wave to flooding along the shores of Lake Ontario. In July, Governor Cuomo signed into the law one of the most aggressive climate bills in the nation. The goal of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act is to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions [...]
On this episode of Cycle of Health, Linda and guests join Dr. Rich in studio to close the book on her incredible story. Learn the science behind medical weight loss and discover the steps Linda is taking to keep the weight off. All on this episode of Cycle of Health. [...]
