Closing out our series is Dr. Tony Comuzzie with our eighth video from the 2017 Hilliard Discussion. Dr. Comuzzie is from The Obesity Society and his talk is called What Primates Have Taught Us About Diet And Cardio-metabolic Health.

Today is the seventh video from the 2017 Hilliard Discussion. Up today in our series is Ms. Jennie Morton from the healthy performers in Los Angeles California. Ms. Morton's talk is called The Physiology Of Dancing And Singing: The Work Of A Triple Threat.

Today is the sixth video from the 2017 Hilliard Discussion. Up today in our series is Dr. Michael Joyner from the Mayo Clinic. Dr. Joyner's talk is called Gene Scores vs. The Bathroom Scale Score: What To Do About Physical Activity & Obesity.

Today is the fifth video from the 2017 Hilliard Discussion. Up today in our series is Mr. Stephen McGee from Texas A&M University. Mr. McGee's talk is called Brain Injuries And The Future of Football: The View From The Field.

Today is the fourth video from the 2017 Hilliard Discussion. Up today in our series is Dr. Hirofumi Tanaka from University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Tanaka's talk is called "Masters Atheltes: Super Humans With Grey Hair, Wrinkles, And Much More".

Today is the third video from the 2017 Hilliard Discussion. Up today in our series is Dr. Melinda Sheffield-Moore from Texas A&M University. Dr. Sheffield-Moore's talk is called "The case of the disappearing muscles: The mystery of muscle wasting in old age and cancer".

Today is the second video from the 2017 Hilliard Discussion.  Up today in our series is Dr. Herman Pontzer, Professor from Hunter College.  Dr. Pontzer's talk is called "Adapt to endure: The limits of human Expenditure".

Today is the first video from the 2017 Hilliard Discussion.  Kicking off our series is Mrs. Gretchen Reynolds, writer for the New York Times.  Mrs. Reynold's talk is called "Out of the Echo Chamber: how to Reach The 'Real' World with Good Research" and looks at how scientists can communicate more effectively with the world.