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Bob Barrett has been a radio broadcaster since the mid 1970s and has worked at stations from northern New York to south Florida and, oddly, has been able to make a living that way. He began work in public radio in 2001. Over the years he has produced nationally syndicated programs such as The Environment Show and The Health Show for Northeast Public Radio's National Productions.
Bob Barrett has been a radio broadcaster since the mid 1970s and has worked at stations from northern New York to south Florida and, oddly, has been able to make a living that way. He began work in public radio in 2001. Over the years he has produced nationally syndicated programs such as The Environment Show and The Health Show for Northeast Public Radio's National Productions.
Article content Amid the COVID-19 emergency, it has been easy to forget another looming health crisis. Unchecked by lockdowns or masks, Alzheimer’s disease still afflicts half a million Canadians and is projected to sicken almost twice that many in coming years. And despite numerous attempts at developing drugs to treat the always-fatal ailment, no effective therapy has emerged. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Canadian study fuels theory that Alzheimer's is auto-immune disorder, opening new treatment options Back to video But a new Canadian...