Sinking Your Teeth into Sourdough: The Science Behind Its Health Benefits
In the last six months, I became the proud owner of a sourdough starter gifted to me over the winter holidays. While I did not anticipate going on a “sourdough journey”, it has been fun to not only learn how to make sourdough bread, but also the science and health benefits of sourdough!
Cancer is definitely one of the scariest diagnoses someone can hear from their doctor. One of the major contributors to the fear around cancer treatment is our reliance on treatments like chemotherapy and invasive surgeries to treat tumor development, with no guarantee that it won’t come back. These procedures weigh heavily on our bodies because of their more general and indiscriminate approach, which is necessary due to the uniqueness of everyone’s cancer.
Upcoming Events
June 3, 2026
5:30 pm
– 7:30 pm
McGowan South Building, Room 105 - DePaul University
1110 West Belden Avenue, Chicago, IL, USA
Program Series:
Science and Society
Have you felt political tensions in the US rising? Many report feeling overwhelmed, divided, and, sometimes, threatened when discussing politics. American elected officials have expressed increased concern about their exposure to threats and violence. Has political violence actually increased? If so, what is causing it? How does it affect the country’s public servants? And how does the public respond? Join us as we hear from Dr. Alexandra Filindra, Professor of Political Science and Psychology at the University of Illinois Chicago, as we address such questions, using data from recent surveys conducted among public officials and citizens, and infuse a neuroscience perspective to tackle why folks might react the way they do to political tensions.
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Alan Schriesheim & Kay Torshen
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