Our health clocks may have been set well before we were born by what our mothers ate.
When they are working well, we take muscles for granted. Our hearts beat more than 100,000 times a day without much fanfare. But congenital diseases and injuries take their toll. Muscular dystrophy and cardiovascular problems affect millions.
It’s not often that researchers see their results have an immediate impact on the marketplace. But that’s what happened to OSU Public Health Professor Brian Flay last spring.
The OSU College of Veterinary Medicine graduated an historic class in 2007, with its largest number of graduates receiving their professional degrees.