EdLab
EdLab
Podcast Description
EdLab is a podcast of the University of Virginia School of Education and Human Development, where we talk to the people behind the school’s transformative research, innovative teaching, and thriving partnerships. In each episode we aim to demystify some of the big questions being asked in education, policy, health and human services.
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The show emphasizes key topics within education, policy, health, and human services, with episodes exploring subjects like the implementation of education policies, violence prevention strategies in schools, and closing the educational technology gap. For instance, episodes feature discussions with experts like Beth Schueler on policy outcomes and Dewey Cornell on threat assessment teams.
EdLab is a podcast of the University of Virginia School of Education and Human Development, where we talk to the people behind the school’s transformative research, innovative teaching, and thriving partnerships. In each episode we aim to demystify some of the big questions being asked in education, policy, health and human services.
Episode Notes
How can exercise and nitric oxide support women’s cardiovascular health after menopause?
Jason Allen, a vascular and exercise physiologist and a professor in the department of kinesiology, has studied nitric oxide for decades. Recently, he and his team of graduate students have turned their attention to understanding how exercise and nitric oxide can support women’s cardiovascular health after menopause.
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