Krys Boyd on Her NPR Program “Think” Interviews Author Rowan Jacobsen: Sunlight can be medicine. Literally

Krys Boyd on Her NPR Program “Think” Interviews Author Rowan Jacobsen: Sunlight can be medicine. Literally

Think is a national, talk radio program, hosted by acclaimed journalist Krys Boyd and produced by KERA — North Texas’ PBS and NPR member station.

Sunshine might be more than a balm for the winter blues — it may also combat autoimmune diseases. Science journalist Rowan Jacobsen joins host Krys Boyd to discuss why researchers are focused on patients with multiple sclerosis and their responses to UV therapies, how these therapies might calm the immune system, and the promise this strategy holds for treating other illnesses. His article “Can Sunlight Cure Disease?” was published in Scientific American.

To listen to Krys Boyd’s interview with author Rowan Jacobsen, click here.

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