This is Your Brain on Hunger

Food and Wine’s #1 New Chef of 2015, Bryce Shuman, and Irwin Redlener, the founder and president of the Children’s...

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Food and Wine's #1 New Chef of 2015, Bryce Shuman, and Irwin Redlener, the founder and president of the Children's Health Fund explore the dynamic of food, hunger, health, and brain development. Children in poverty who grow up hungry have less brain volume and fewer synapses than their more fortunate counterparts.

Resources and Mentions:

Bryce Shuman

Irwin Redlener

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About This Episode

Resources and Mentions:

Bryce Shuman

Irwin Redlener

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