Molly Nickerson
Dr.Molly has a dual PhD in neuroscience and integrative physiology. She earned her degree at the University of Colorado in Boulder where she studied the impacts of stress on health and the protective effects of exercise on overall well-being. As such, Molly maintains an active lifestyle and can often be found running, swimming, cycling, or skiing. Her professional responsibilities are equally rigorous. Molly is a scientific director at a medical education company where she helps to keep physicians up-to-date on therapeutic advances in their fields.
Recent Posts
- What is responsible for our taste preferences and why do they change with age?
- What is lactic acid and why does it cause a burning feeling?
- How does the sun give me vitamin D?
- Why doesn’t my immune system mount a response to my tattoo?
- Why does asparagus make my pee smell funny?
- How Do IUDs Work?
- Is There a Limit to How Long my Hair will Grow?
- Why can’t my dog eat chocolate?
- If cigarettes make you feel calmer and caffeine makes you more energetic, then why do people enjoy smoking cigarettes and drinking coffee at the same time?
- What is the difference between Type I and Type II Diabetes?
