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Wednesday, August 29, 2018

Season 8 Episode 138 | 29mVideo has Closed Captions

“The Great God of Depression” podcast, phone time and myopia, and breast milk donations.

NEPR senior Reporter Karen Brown describes "The Great God of Depression," a podcast series about brain scientist Alice Flaherty and author William Styron. Plus, local optometrists talk smartphone screen use and myopia (nearsightedness). Finally, UConn Health Lactation Consultant Marisa Merlo and Naomi Bar-Yam of Mothers’ Milk Bank Northeast share info about breast milk donation and milk banks.

08/29/2018

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Wednesday, August 29, 2018

Season 8 Episode 138 | 29mVideo has Closed Captions

NEPR senior Reporter Karen Brown describes "The Great God of Depression," a podcast series about brain scientist Alice Flaherty and author William Styron. Plus, local optometrists talk smartphone screen use and myopia (nearsightedness). Finally, UConn Health Lactation Consultant Marisa Merlo and Naomi Bar-Yam of Mothers’ Milk Bank Northeast share info about breast milk donation and milk banks.

08/29/2018

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