Line One: The Importance of Knowing Your Family's Health History

This week Dr. Thad Woodard talks about the importance of knowing your family’s health history with Vence Bonham, J. D., Senior Advisor to the Director on Societal Implications of Genomics, and Chief of Education and Community Involvement at the National Human Genome Research Institute.

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HOST: Dr. Thad Woodard

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LIVE BROADCAST: Mon, July 28, 2008 at 2:00 p.m.

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Bede has always loved radio; after her first day of volunteering at KSKA she knew it’s where she wanted to be. A friend of Bede’s, Corky Merkel was a KSKA staff member and she invited Bede to come in to volunteer. Bede began helping Corky edit the program guide and then started volunteering on air Monday nights. That first summer in 1979, KSKA needed a vacation relief person for the on air staff. Bede made herself available to do anything they needed, so she could learn about radio from square one. Over thirty years later, Bede is still learning new things every day about her profession and the wonderful community she serves.

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