02 September 2010

Some blog news!

Hi bloggies!

I wanted to share some exciting news with you. An experiment I did comparing what blood looks like after a very high fat meal vs. a healthy meal is going to be featured on the Sept 13th season premiere of The Doctors!



To read about the experiment click here and here.


Tune into The Doctors on Sept 13th on CBS!
Posted by Lauren at 4:09 PM
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14 comments:

  1. Congratulations girl!! That is amazing.
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  2. That is beyond AWESOME!!! Congrats girl!! Can't wait to watch :)
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  3. That's great! Go biochemista go!
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  4. Wow that is so cool! And I'm definitely going to read your old posts. I had no idea blood looked different after certain foods...
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  5. Conrgats! I love that show! so cool
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  6. Are you going to be on the show too?? Because that would be even more awesome! CONGRATS!!! :)
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  7. Wow! Congrats that is so awesome! I will definitely be tuning in :)
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  8. That is quite an accomplishment!
    Way to go!
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  10. I commented earlier and am still excited to watch that show! I wanted to let you know how much I like your blog so I've given you an award and tagged you in a game. Here's a link (kinda)

    http://movingmertle.blogspot.com/2010/09/awards-and-games.html
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  11. Hey Laura! Glad you found my blog so that I could find yours :) VERY cool about The Doctors!!
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  12. That's awesome! I don't usually watch that show, but I will have to check it out on that day. :)
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  13. Congratulations! My mom was actually just talking about how someone should make a video showing what happens inside the body after an unhealthy meal... and then coincidentally I happened to stumble upon your blog! Anyway, looking forward to watching the show!
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  14. Congratulations!!! That is SO exciting. Will totally have to watch it. PS I am thrilled to rad about your research (as I am new to your bloggie). I loved doing research in school. Totally the best part. And even better that it is being recognized!!! Yay!
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