Bastyr in the Media - June 15, 2012

Happy Friday! Here are a few recent media hits featuring Bastyr University and its esteemed faculty and staff: 

The Bastyr University Research Institute got some national attention with a mention in The Huffington Post in this story about turkey tail mushrooms and their effect on breast cancer.

Who knew that you can have a career you love while making a difference and even making a little money? Bastyr University Associate Director of Admissions Alexis Rush did, and was profiled in this Chicago Tribune article.

Naturopathic Doctor News and Review gave our Sacred Seeds Enthnobotanical Trail some love, spreading the message about its opening and how cool it is that we are the only Sacred Seeds Sanctuary on the entire West Coast.

Jane Guiltinan, ND, dean of the School of Naturopathic Medicine, was the featured guest on the Five to Thrive radio show, discussing the importance of breast cancer screenings for women. 

Finally, we come full circle with another article in The Huffington Post, about NDs and the value of integrative medicine.