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Avery Keatley

  • Associate Producer, All Things Considered, NPR
Washington, D.C.
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Producer. Baker. Former candlestick maker. @NewYorker Radio/@NPR/@905WESA alumna. Aspiring disco correspondent. Currently making noise @npratc.

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Can smartwatches take the guesswork out of medicine?

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By Manoush Zomorodi Verified, Avery Keatley, Sanaz Meshkinpour Verified
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Part 2 of TED Radio Hour's "Tracking what your body needs" What if your smartwatch could tell you were sick, even before your first symptom? Genetics professor Michael Snyder says wearbles are ushering in an era of highly-personalized, precision medicine. About Michael Snyder Michael Snyder is a professor of genetics and director of the Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine at Stanford University.
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Can smartwatches take the guesswork out of medicine?

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By Manoush Zomorodi Verified, Avery Keatley, Sanaz Meshkinpour Verified
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Part 2 of TED Radio Hour's "Tracking what your body needs" What if your smartwatch could tell you were sick, even before your first symptom? Genetics professor Michael Snyder says wearbles are ushering in an era of highly-personalized, precision medicine. About Michael Snyder Michael Snyder is a professor of genetics and director of theCenter for Genomics and Personalized Medicine at Stanford University.
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The debate about masculinity needs less drama, more pragmatism

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By Manoush Zomorodi Verified, Rachel White, Avery Keatley
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What does it mean to be a man today? Author Richard Reeves says if we want to create a better path for men, we have to start to acknowledging the unique issues they face. About Richard Reeves Richard Reeves is a policy researcher, author and the founding president of the American Institute for Boys and Men.
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