Jennifer Green

United States

Senior Lecturer, CWU and Journalist at Freelance

Journalist | Film Critic | University Lecturer | US-Spain | https://t.co/SMnEdfHyv9

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Articles

The Future of Incretin Therapy with Jennifer Green, MD

2 weeks ago | hcplive.com | Jennifer Green

At the 9th Annual Heart in Diabetes Conference in Philadelphia, PA, HCPLive sat down with Jennifer Green, MD, professor of medicine at the Duke University School of Medicine, to discuss her presentation on the past and future of incretin-based therapy in diabetes and beyond. Incretin therapies such as glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists have long been used in treating obesity and diabetes.
Brandywine Stories: Mrs. Denny's Route to West Chester

1 month ago | countylinesmagazine.com | Jennifer Green

In search of freedom and of a woman's nameHoused within a collection of over one million pieces, the newspaper clippings files at the Chester County History Center hold a special allure even among seasoned historians. There are countless stories in this treasure trove. One distinctive clipping, published on January 1, 1906 in the Daily Local News, told the incredible life story of a woman known only as Mrs. Joseph Denny and her quest for freedom. Before she was Mrs.
To What Extent are Youth Behavioral Health Crises Criminalized? Dispositions of Public School-Based Incidents Involving the Police

1 month ago | tandfonline.com | Melissa Morabito |Jennifer Green |Lauryn Krebs

ABSTRACTLimited research exists on encounters between youth experiencing behavioral health crises and the police in school settings.
How Do You Lead? Understanding the 6 Leadership Styles

1 month ago | success.com | Jennifer Green

Leadership style has a direct impact on a company or team’s atmosphere and financial performance and… the most effective leaders mix and match styles.
Brandywine Stories: Chester County's Garden Legacy

2 months ago | countylinesmagazine.com | Jennifer Green

From mail-order catalog to Peace and Knock Out rosesChester County may have built its colonial reputation on agriculture, but its rich soil also allowed other industries to blossom here. And long before Longwood Gardens put Chester County on the horticultural map, other enterprising individuals made their names not just by studying but by selling plants.
Brandywine Stories: Celebrate Joseph Rothrock Week

Mar 27, 2025 | countylinesmagazine.com | Jennifer Green

Photos courtesy of the Chester County History CenterBeginning April 19, 2025News headlines in the opening weeks of 2025 were dominated by two very different, unrelated events. In southern California, powerful winds and dry conditions fueled more than 300 separate wildfires that destroyed over 57,000 acres and cost 29 lives. Over 1,500 miles away in Kansas City, 67 people were diagnosed with tuberculosis.
Brandywine Stories: Chester County Pathfinder

Feb 27, 2025 | countylinesmagazine.com | Jennifer Green

Photos courtesy of the Chester County History CenterHow Ann Preston blazed a trail for woman doctorsIn October 1847, the Geneva Medical College of New York accepted Elizabeth Blackwell as a student. She became the first woman to earn a medical degree in the United States. But years before Blackwell’s achievement, the subject of women in medicine was already being discussed in Chester County.
How To Detect Emotional Intelligence in Potential New Hires

Jan 6, 2025 | success.com | Jennifer Green

Emotional intelligence (also known as emotional quotient or EQ) is the idea that being able to understand and manage your own emotions helps guide your thinking and actions and makes you better able to work with and even lead others. The concept was popularized in the 1995 book Emotional Intelligence by psychologist-turned-author Daniel Goleman.
Could the 4-Day Workweek Be the Answer to Better Work-Life Balance?

Dec 13, 2024 | success.com | Jennifer Green

When Greece introduced a six-day workweek for some business sectors last July, the backlash was immediate. Unions condemned the law, and protestors took to the streets, according to news reports. In fact, the Greek initiative contradicts a prevailing worldwide trend. Many countries and companies—as well as employees around the globe—are, instead, eyeing a four-day workweek.
Work-Life Balance: When Did Work and Life Start to Compete?

Dec 4, 2024 | success.com | Jennifer Green

Imagine that you’ve lost everything in a nasty lawsuit. You go from working a great job and living in a nice house to biking to shifts at McDonald’s so your family, now living in a single-room mobile home, doesn’t starve. How would you feel? “If you could actually imagine that and say, ‘I could do that.