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Research-Wedmen's Health. The Icon School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, we find a way.

Welcome to the Science Podcast for November 17, 2017.

I'm Sarah Crespi.

In this week's show, Jennifer Cousin-Frankle talks with us about the long arc to schizophrenia.

Can we detect early signs and somehow change the trajectory of this often debilitating disease? And Catherine Mattisick from our online news site is here with a story on the

evolution of writing. Why so many verticals? Why so many horizontals, why not so many diagonals?

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Now we have Catherine Mattisick, editor for our daily news site.

She's here to talk about a recent online story.

Welcome, Catherine.

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