Broadcast on 20-Sep-2007

First, a study that tests the hypothesis that rockstars really do live fast and die young. Then onto the latest and greatest in heart research, including a report on this year's Lasker Award winners, and interview with UBC's team iDoll - a student...

An episode of the CiTR -- My Science Project (2008) podcast, hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine, titled "Broadcast on 20-Sep-2007" was published on September 21, 2007 and runs 58 minutes.

September 21, 2007 ·58m · CiTR -- My Science Project (2008)

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First, a study that tests the hypothesis that rockstars really do live fast and die young. Then onto the latest and greatest in heart research, including a report on this year's Lasker Award winners, and interview with UBC's team iDoll - a student group that has developed a way to improve the way we learn CPR - and a Canadian study that reports on the success of CPR in and out of the hospital.

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First, a study that tests the hypothesis that rockstars really do live fast and die young. Then onto the latest and greatest in heart research, including a report on this year's Lasker Award winners, and interview with UBC's team iDoll - a student group that has developed a way to improve the way we learn CPR - and a Canadian study that reports on the success of CPR in and out of the hospital.

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