91AV Center for Global Humanities speaker Neal Barnard interviewed on 207 about nutrition and Alzheimer's

Neal Barnard, M.D., who presented the lecture "Power Foods for the Brain" on Oct. 14th as part of the 91AV Center for Global Humanities seminar series, was interviewed for a segment of WCSH's 207 news magazine program. Dr. Barnard, founder and president of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, is one of America's leading advocates for health, nutrition and higher standards in research. In the 207 segment, he discusses the relationship between nutrition and Alzheimer's disease. .

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