Jenni Whalen is the summer 2013 Hub Health intern. She is a graduate student studying journalism at Boston University. Originally from Seattle, Jenni teaches high school and college-level journalism and communication courses at BU. She's been published on Boston.com, USA Today College, AZ Central Healthy Living, Huff Post College, and HerCampus.com. When she's not writing or teaching, you can find Jenni cooking, running, or checking out the coolest new fitness classes in Boston.
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A Lexington company finds a method for early diagnosis.
A Boston doctor’s new book debunks male sexual health myths.
Researchers at MIT studying cancer cells’ survival mechanisms.
The X chromosome may not be as ‘female’ as we thought.
A sports medicine doctor explains why we get side cramps while running.
This personal trainer’s company is now worth millions.
Dubai’s residents will receive grams of gold for every four pounds they loose.
BU, UMass Amherst, and Tufts are in the top 25.
Why running without your music may be better for you.
Researchers discovered that two-thirds of survivors had become pregnant after a year or more of trying.
Workout while you build a company at Cambridge’s first HackFit event.
The new test means earlier detection and lower rates of transmission.
Get out of the city and clear your head on one of these day hikes.
Magnolia Meals at Home is providing free, nutritious meals.
Broken bones may soon be a thing of the past.