Shayna Seymour

3 weeks ago | wcvb.com | Maria Stephanos |Shayna Seymour

CHRISTOPHER SALAS WCVB NEWSCENTER 5 CHRISTOPHER, THANK YOU. AND JOINING US NOW IS DOCTOR SIMONE WILDES, AN INFECTIOUS DISEASE SPECIALIST AT SOUTH SHORE HEALTH. GOOD TO SEE YOU, DOCTOR. DOCTOR WILDES, THANKS FOR JOINING US. AND THESE CUTS ARE HAPPENING AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL. BUT COULD THEY STILL IMPACT YOU AND OTHER DOCTORS AT THE LOCAL LEVEL? ABSOLUTELY. SHAYNA WE CAN SEE IMPACT AT A LOCAL LEVEL. YOU KNOW, MASSACHUSETTS GETS SIGNIFICANT DOLLARS FOR HEALTHCARE IN THE STATE.

1 month ago | wcvb.com | Shayna Seymour

LINKED TO DROWSY DRIVING. FIVE ON YOUR MENTAL HEALTH TONIGHT. PEOPLE WHO LOOK LIKE THEIR PETS. EXPERTS SAY THERE’S A SCIENTIFIC REASON WHY. HERE TO EXPLAIN IS DOCTOR VARSHA RADHAKRISHNAN OF PSYCHIATRIST AT TUFTS MEDICAL CENTER. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING US. NOW, WE ASKED PEOPLE HERE AT THE TV STATION TO SHARE THEIR PHOTOS. LET’S PUT SOME OF THOSE ON THE SCREEN AND YOU PLEASE BE THE JUDGE. A LOT OF THEM REALLY DO LOOK LIKE THEIR PETS. AND RESEARCHERS HAVE WONDERED WHY. SO WHAT DO THESE STUDIES SHOW?

1 month ago | wcvb.com | Shayna Seymour |Jessica Brown

A BRAZEN SHOOTING LAST SEPTEMBER IN A DORCHESTER BARBERSHOP AND OTHER ACTS OF VIOLENCE ARE EXAMPLES OF WHAT PROPELLED PAUL GOODNIGHT AND SEVERAL OTHER ARTISTS TO CREATE CANCEL VIOLENCE. ARTIST. SPEAK. IT’S AN EXHIBITION AND A SPACE FOR DIALOG ABOUT INTER-COMMUNITY VIOLENCE. NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE MUSEUM OF THE NATIONAL CENTER OF AFRO-AMERICAN ARTISTS. OUR JESSICA BROWN HAS MORE. THIS IS AN EXHIBITION THAT INTERROGATES THE QUESTION OF VIOLENCE IN OUR COMMUNITIES AND RELATES IT TO MEMORY.

1 month ago | wcvb.com | Ed Harding |Shayna Seymour

FINDING YOUR TODDLER UNDER THE BED. THE REASON THEY ARE THERE COULD BE DIFFERENT THAN YOU MAY THINK. SO WE’RE HERE TO EXPLAIN. IS DOCTOR ERIKA LEE, A PSYCHOLOGIST AT BOSTON CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL. DOCTOR LEE, IT’S ALWAYS GREAT TO SEE YOU IN THE DUCKS. GREAT TO SEE YOU. SO LITTLE KIDS LOVE TO HEAR. LITTLE KIDS LOVE TO PLAY HIDE AND SEEK.

Oct 25, 2024 | wcvb.com | Shayna Seymour

FIVE ON YOUR HEALTH TONIGHT. SEASONAL VIRUSES SPREADING QUICKLY IN THE U.S. NOW. THE CDC SAYS INFECTION RATES FOR SOME GERMS ARE HIGHER THIS FALL THAN THEY’VE BEEN IN YEARS. HERE ARE SOME ADVICE. DOCTOR SCOTT HADLAND, CHIEF OF ADOLESCENT MEDICINE AT MASS GENERAL FOR CHILDREN. DOCTOR HADLEY, GOOD TO SEE YOU. THANKS FOR COMING IN. YOU TOO. THANKS FOR HAVING ME. ALL RIGHT. YOU’RE FRESH OFF THE FRONT LINES FROM THE HOSPITAL, SO TO SPEAK. SO TELL US ABOUT SOME OF THE CASES YOU’RE SEEING.