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Sarah Jay was in her mid-20s and working at a call center in Missouri when she had her first seizure.	sarah jay, was in her mid-20s and working at a call, center in. missouri when she, had her first	Sarah Jay was in her mid-20s and working at a call center in Missouri when she had, her first	sarah jay was in her mid-20s and working at a call center in missouri when she had her first seizure.
I just got off the phone. I was going to go on break. So I was heading towards the bathroom. And then I fell and, like, passed out.	i just got off the phone, i was going to go on break so i was heading towards the bathroom and, then i fell and like passed	I just got off the phone I was going to go on break So I was. heading towards the bathroom; And then I fell and like passed	i just got off the phone. i was going to go on break. so i was heading towards the bathroom. and then i fell and, like, passed out.
An ambulance took her to the hospital, but doctors there couldn't find anything wrong. Jay figured it was a one-time thing. Then a week later, she had another seizure. And she says they kept happening.	an ambulance took her to the hospital, but doctors; there couldn't find anything wrong jay figured it was a one-time thing then a week later she had another seizure and she says they kept.	An ambulance took her, to the hospital but doctors there couldn't find anything wrong Jay figured it was a one-time thing Then a; week later she had another seizure And she says they kept	an ambulance took her to the hospital, but doctors there couldn't find anything wrong. jay figured it was a one-time thing. then a week later, she had another seizure. and she says they kept happening.
It was, like, once or twice a week. And so I was put on short-term disability for my work to try to, like, figure out what was going on.	it was like once or twice. a, week and so i, was put on short-term disability, for my work to try to like figure out what was going	It was like once or, twice a week And so. I was put. on short-term disability for my work to try to like figure out; what was going	it was, like, once or twice a week. and so i was put on short-term disability for my work to try to, like, figure out what was going on.
The most likely cause was abnormal electrical activity in her brain - in other words, epilepsy. But Jay's doctors wanted to be sure. So in May of 2013, they admitted her to an epilepsy center, put electrodes on her scalp and began watching her brain activity.	the most. likely cause, was abnormal, electrical activity in her brain - in, other words epilepsy but jay's doctors wanted to be sure so in may of 2013, they admitted; her to an epilepsy center put electrodes; on her, scalp and began watching her brain	The most likely cause was abnormal electrical; activity in her brain - in other words epilepsy But Jay's doctors wanted to be sure So in May of 2013, they admitted her to an epilepsy center put electrodes on her scalp and began watching, her brain	the most likely cause was abnormal electrical activity in her brain - in other words, epilepsy. but jay's doctors wanted to be sure. so in may of 2013, they admitted her to an epilepsy center, put electrodes on her scalp and began watching her brain activity.
I had a couple seizures, and they were able to see that it wasn't an actual, like, epileptic seizure.	i had a couple. seizures and they were; able to see that it wasn't an actual like epileptic	I. had a couple seizures and they, were, able to see that it wasn't an actual like epileptic	i had a couple seizures, and they were able to see that it wasn't an actual, like, epileptic seizure.
An epileptic seizure is a bit like an electrical storm in the brain. Neurons begin firing uncontrollably, which can cause patients to lose consciousness or have muscle spasms. But Sarah Jay's brain activity was normal.	an epileptic seizure is a bit like an electrical storm in the brain neurons begin firing uncontrollably which can cause patients to lose consciousness; or have muscle spasms but sarah jay's brain activity was	An epileptic seizure is a bit like an electrical, storm in the brain Neurons begin firing uncontrollably which, can, cause patients to lose consciousness or. have muscle spasms But Sarah Jay's brain activity was	an epileptic seizure is a bit like an electrical storm in the brain. neurons begin firing uncontrollably, which can cause patients to lose consciousness or have muscle spasms. but sarah jay's brain activity was normal.
It was kind of surreal, you know? This woman - she sat me down. She was like, OK, you do not have epilepsy. And I'm like, oh, OK, so what's going on? And she talked about non-epileptic seizures.	it was kind of surreal you know? this woman - she sat. me, down she, was like ok you do not have epilepsy. and i'm like oh ok so what's going on? and she talked about non-epileptic	It was kind of surreal you know? This, woman - she, sat. me down She was like OK you do, not have epilepsy And I'm like oh OK so. what's going on? And she talked about non-epileptic	it was kind of surreal, you know? this woman - she sat me down. she was like, ok, you do not have epilepsy. and i'm like, oh, ok, so what's going on? and she talked about non-epileptic seizures.
The woman told Jay that her seizures were from a psychological disorder. It's called psychogenic non-epileptic seizures, or PNES. John Stern, who directs the epilepsy clinical program at UCLA, says about 1 in 3 people they evaluate for uncontrolled seizures turns out to have PNES. He says that's not something most pati...	the woman. told jay that her seizures. were from a psychological disorder it's called psychogenic non-epileptic seizures or pnes john stern who directs the epilepsy clinical program at. ucla says about 1 in. 3 people they evaluate for uncontrolled seizures turns out to have pnes he says; that's not, something most pati...	The woman told Jay that her seizures, were from a psychological disorder It's called psychogenic non-epileptic seizures or PNES John, Stern who directs the epilepsy, clinical program; at UCLA says about 1 in 3 people they evaluate for uncontrolled seizures turns, out to have PNES He says that's not something most patie...	the woman told jay that her seizures were from a psychological disorder. it's called psychogenic non-epileptic seizures, or pnes. john stern, who directs the epilepsy clinical program at ucla, says about 1 in 3 people they evaluate for uncontrolled seizures turns out to have pnes. he says that's not something most pati...
The person's being told that all the doctors who said this is epilepsy are wrong, and there's a condition now that I have which I've ever heard of. And that's disarming. That's confusing.	the person's being told that all, the doctors; who said this is epilepsy are wrong and there's, a condition now that i have which i've ever heard of and that's disarming that's	The, person's being told that. all the doctors who said this is epilepsy are wrong and there's a. condition now that I have which I've ever heard of And that's disarming. That's,	the person's being told that all the doctors who said this is epilepsy are wrong, and there's a condition now that i have which i've ever heard of. and that's disarming. that's confusing.
And sometimes they simply reject the new diagnosis. Stern says that's what happened with a patient who had spent decades believing she had epilepsy.	and sometimes they, simply reject the new diagnosis stern says that's what happened. with a patient, who had spent decades believing. she had	And sometimes they simply reject the new diagnosis Stern says that's what happened with a patient who had, spent decades believing. she had	and sometimes they simply reject the new diagnosis. stern says that's what happened with a patient who had spent decades believing she had epilepsy.
That person found the idea that the diagnosis was not correct for so long to be so disorienting that she continues to receive treatment for epilepsy.	that person found the idea that the diagnosis was not correct, for so long to, be so disorienting that she continues to receive treatment for	That person found the idea that the diagnosis was not correct for so long. to be so disorienting that she continues to receive, treatment, for	that person found the idea that the diagnosis was not correct for so long to be so disorienting that she continues to receive treatment for epilepsy.
Which is unfortunate because epilepsy drugs don't help people with PNES. A neurologist like Stern has no way to treat these patients, so he typically refers them to his colleague, Patricia Walshaw, a psychologist.	which is unfortunate because epilepsy drugs don't help people with. pnes a neurologist like stern has no way to treat these patients so he typically, refers them to his. colleague patricia walshaw, a,	Which is unfortunate because epilepsy drugs don't help people with PNES A neurologist like Stern, has no way to treat these patients so he typically refers them to his colleague Patricia Walshaw a,	which is unfortunate because epilepsy drugs don't help people with pnes. a neurologist like stern has no way to treat these patients, so he typically refers them to his colleague, patricia walshaw, a psychologist.
They may feel lost or confused. They may be angry. There's denial that arises. That's where I pick up.	they may feel lost. or confused they may be angry there's, denial that arises that's where i pick	They. may feel lost, or confused They may be angry There's denial that arises That's where I pick	they may feel lost or confused. they may be angry. there's denial that arises. that's where i pick up.
Walshaw says people with PNES often face stigma and skepticism even from friends and family.	walshaw says, people with pnes often face stigma. and skepticism even from friends and	Walshaw says, people with PNES often face stigma and skepticism even from friends and	walshaw says people with pnes often face stigma and skepticism even from friends and family.
The common misconception is that the seizures are all in the person's head or that they're just making it up or that nothing is wrong. But that couldn't really be farther from the truth.	the common misconception is. that the seizures are all in the person's head or that they're just making it up or that nothing is wrong but that couldn't; really, be farther from the.	The, common misconception is that the seizures are all in the person's head, or that they're just making it up or that nothing is wrong But that couldn't really be farther from the,	the common misconception is that the seizures are all in the person's head or that they're just making it up or that nothing is wrong. but that couldn't really be farther from the truth.
Walshaw says it's not like they're faking. The seizures look and feel a lot like epileptic seizures and can be just as debilitating. For example, people with PNES can't get a driver's license. But if an electrical problem isn't causing the seizures, what is? Walshaw says often it's a reaction to some sort of traumatic ...	walshaw, says it's not like. they're faking the seizures look and feel. a lot like epileptic seizures and can be just as debilitating for example people with pnes can't get a driver's license but if. an electrical problem isn't causing the seizures what is? walshaw says often it's a reaction, to some sort of traumatic	Walshaw says it's not like they're faking The seizures look and feel a lot like epileptic seizures and can be just as debilitating For, example people with PNES can't; get a driver's license But if an electrical. problem isn't, causing. the seizures what is? Walshaw says often it's a reaction to some. sort of traumatic...	walshaw says it's not like they're faking. the seizures look and feel a lot like epileptic seizures and can be just as debilitating. for example, people with pnes can't get a driver's license. but if an electrical problem isn't causing the seizures, what is? walshaw says often it's a reaction to some sort of traumatic ...
Abuse, domestic violence - things like that are really related to this disorder. And you need to have a treatment that really focuses on trauma.	abuse domestic violence - things like that are really related to this disorder and you need to have a. treatment that really focuses, on	Abuse domestic violence - things like that are, really. related to this disorder And you need to have a treatment, that, really, focuses on	abuse, domestic violence - things like that are really related to this disorder. and you need to have a treatment that really focuses on trauma.
Walshaw says sometimes the seizures stop once patients learn they don't have epilepsy. But usually PNES requires years of therapy not just for the seizures but for other mental health issues. Sarah Jay, for example, is being treated for both PNES and severe depression.	walshaw says sometimes the seizures stop once patients learn. they don't have epilepsy but usually pnes requires years of therapy not just for the seizures but for other mental health issues sarah jay for example is being treated for both pnes and severe	Walshaw says sometimes the seizures stop once patients learn they don't have epilepsy But usually PNES requires years of therapy not just for the seizures but for other mental health issues Sarah Jay for example is being treated for both PNES and severe	walshaw says sometimes the seizures stop once patients learn they don't have epilepsy. but usually pnes requires years of therapy not just for the seizures but for other mental health issues. sarah jay, for example, is being treated for both pnes and severe depression.
My seizures have definitely been less. They've - they're not happening quite as often.	my seizures have definitely been less they've. - they're not happening quite as	My seizures have definitely. been less They've - they're not happening quite as	my seizures have definitely been less. they've - they're not happening quite as often.
But they do still happen, and Jay says it can be difficult to explain to people that she does not have epilepsy.	but. they do still happen and jay says it can be difficult to explain. to people that she does not have	But they do still happen and Jay. says it can be difficult to explain to people that she does not have.	but they do still happen, and jay says it can be difficult to explain to people that she does not have epilepsy.
Going to the ER can be kind of hurtful because they don't know what you're talking about all the time. And they think you're just faking it and stuff like that.	going to the er can be kind of hurtful because they don't know what you're, talking about all the time and they think you're just faking it and, stuff like	Going. to the ER can be kind of hurtful because they don't know what you're talking about all, the time And. they think you're just faking it and stuff, like	going to the er can be kind of hurtful because they don't know what you're talking about all the time. and they think you're just faking it and stuff like that.
Well, you know, all the drama around this new show began a long time ago when NBC agreed to give Conan O'Brien Jay Leno's "Tonight Show" seat, but as we all know, that didn't go over too well, did it?	well, you, know all the drama around this new show began a long time ago when nbc agreed to, give conan o'brien, jay leno's "tonight, show" seat but as we all know that didn't, go over too well did	Well you know all the drama around this new show began a long time. ago when NBC agreed to give Conan. O'Brien Jay Leno's "Tonight Show" seat but as we all know that didn't go over too well did	well, you know, all the drama around this new show began a long time ago when nbc agreed to give conan o'brien jay leno's "tonight show" seat, but as we all know, that didn't go over too well, did it?
No, it didn't work out well at all. They moved Jay Leno out of "The Tonight Show" and they gave him his own 10 p.m. variety show at a time when Jay Leno was doing really, really well on "The Tonight Show." And I think that NBC really regretted promising Conan "The Tonight Show" and then creating this sort of, like, lin...	no it didn't work out well at all they, moved jay leno out of "the tonight show" and they gave him, his own 10 p.m variety. show at a time when jay leno was doing really really well on "the tonight show" and i think that nbc really regretted promising. conan. "the tonight show" and then creating this sort of like line ...	No; it didn't work out well. at, all They moved Jay Leno out of "The Tonight Show" and they gave him his own 10 p.m variety show at a time when Jay Leno was doing really, really well on "The Tonight Show" And I think that NBC really regretted promising Conan, "The Tonight Show" and then creating this sort of like line ...	no, it didn't work out well at all. they moved jay leno out of "the tonight show" and they gave him his own 10 p.m. variety show at a time when jay leno was doing really, really well on "the tonight show." and i think that nbc really regretted promising conan "the tonight show" and then creating this sort of, like, lin...
Jon Stewart over on Comedy Central is doing better than all of them - at least he did in the month of October. So, yeah, that move didn't really work out for NBC.	jon stewart over on comedy central. is doing better than all of them. - at. least he did in the month of, october so yeah that, move didn't, really work out for	Jon Stewart over on Comedy Central is doing better than, all of them - at least, he did in the month of October So yeah that move didn't, really work out for;	jon stewart over on comedy central is doing better than all of them - at least he did in the month of october. so, yeah, that move didn't really work out for nbc.
So, the whole late night landscape seems to be changing. What about David Letterman? Is he just sitting around watching this go on and enjoying it or does he have some problems as well?	so the whole late night landscape seems to, be, changing what about david letterman? is he. just sitting around watching this go on and enjoying it or; does he have some problems as,	So the whole late night landscape seems to be changing What about David Letterman? Is he just sitting around watching this go on and enjoying it or. does he have some problems as	so, the whole late night landscape seems to be changing. what about david letterman? is he just sitting around watching this go on and enjoying it or does he have some problems as well?
I think he's pretty amused by all of this moving around. He really wanted "The Tonight Show" job when it originally went to Jay Leno many years ago and he was really disappointed by all that. He went to CBS and he's had his ups and he's had his downs. Right now, he's kind of, you know, up and I think he's pretty amused...	i think he's pretty amused by. all of this moving around he; really wanted "the tonight, show" job when it originally went to, jay leno many years ago and he was really disappointed by all that he went to cbs and he's had his ups and he's. had his downs right now he's kind of you know up and i think he's pretty amused ...	I think he's pretty amused by all of this moving around He, really wanted "The Tonight Show" job when it originally; went to Jay Leno many years, ago and he; was really disappointed by all that He, went to CBS and he's had his ups and he's had his downs Right now he's kind of you know; up and I. think he's pretty, amus...	i think he's pretty amused by all of this moving around. he really wanted "the tonight show" job when it originally went to jay leno many years ago and he was really disappointed by all that. he went to cbs and he's had his ups and he's had his downs. right now, he's kind of, you know, up and i think he's pretty amused...
You know, what do people think about the future of the sort of traditional late-night TV format? Is there a future for that sort of traditional, sitting back on the couch talking to TV stars format?	you know what. do people think about the future of. the sort of traditional late-night tv format? is there a future for that sort of traditional sitting back on the; couch talking to tv stars	You. know what do people think about the future of the sort of traditional late-night TV format? Is there a future for that, sort of traditional sitting back on the couch talking to TV stars	you know, what do people think about the future of the sort of traditional late-night tv format? is there a future for that sort of traditional, sitting back on the couch talking to tv stars format?
Yeah, I do. I think it's such a stable part of television and it's cheap. You know, the networks make a lot of money off of the late night shows. I think that there's going to be a long future for this kind of thing, as long as it continues to generate this kind of revenue for networks.	yeah i do i think it's such a stable, part of television and it's cheap you know the networks make a lot of money off of the late night shows i think, that there's going to be a long future for this kind of thing as long as; it continues to generate this kind of, revenue for;	Yeah I do I think. it's; such. a stable part of television and it's cheap You know. the. networks make a lot of money off of the late night shows, I think that there's going to be a long future for this kind of thing as long as it continues to generate. this kind of revenue for	yeah, i do. i think it's such a stable part of television and it's cheap. you know, the networks make a lot of money off of the late night shows. i think that there's going to be a long future for this kind of thing, as long as it continues to generate this kind of revenue for networks.
OK. One other thing got to ask you about: Conan's beard. He started growing one when he left "The Tonight Show." Any reports on whether we'll see it or not?	ok one, other thing got to ask you about: conan's beard he. started growing; one when he left "the; tonight. show" any reports on; whether we'll see it or	OK One other thing got to ask you about: Conan's beard He. started growing one when he left, "The Tonight Show" Any, reports on whether we'll see it or	ok. one other thing got to ask you about: conan's beard. he started growing one when he left "the tonight show." any reports on whether we'll see it or not?
He has said he's going to keep the beard, but, you know, I'm riveted by the beard. I want to know.	he has said he's going to. keep the beard but you know i'm riveted by the beard i want to	He has said he's, going. to keep the beard but you know I'm riveted by the beard I want, to	he has said he's going to keep the beard, but, you know, i'm riveted by the beard. i want to know.
OK. Jeff Jensen of Entertainment Weekly. Thanks so much for being with us, Jeff.	ok jeff jensen of entertainment weekly thanks so much for being with us	OK Jeff Jensen of Entertainment Weekly Thanks so much for being with us	ok. jeff jensen of entertainment weekly. thanks so much for being with us, jeff.
Thanks for having me.	thanks for; having	Thanks for having	thanks for having me.
From NPR News, it's DAY to DAY. Beauty may be only skin deep, but that's enough according to a new study of beauty and how we perceive it. Ira Flatow, host of Science Friday and regularly Thursday contributor to DAY to DAY, is here. Ira, what about this new research. Don't we already know that having a pretty face gets...	from npr news it's day to day, beauty may be only skin deep but; that's enough according to a new study; of beauty and how we perceive it ira flatow, host of science friday and regularly thursday contributor to day to; day is here ira what about this new. research don't we already know that having a pretty face gets, y...	From NPR; News it's DAY to. DAY Beauty may be only, skin deep but that's enough according to a new study of beauty and how we perceive it Ira Flatow host of Science Friday and, regularly Thursday contributor to DAY to DAY is, here Ira what about this, new research Don't we already know that having a pretty face gets yo...	from npr news, it's day to day. beauty may be only skin deep, but that's enough according to a new study of beauty and how we perceive it. ira flatow, host of science friday and regularly thursday contributor to day to day, is here. ira, what about this new research. don't we already know that having a pretty face gets...
Yeah, we do, you know. And this has been backed up many times by research. People deemed visually attractive, we all know they get paid higher wages. They're judged to be more intelligent by other people in study after study, and it's interesting that even babies prefer pretty faces in these studies.	yeah we do, you know and; this has been backed up many times by research people deemed visually attractive we all know they get paid higher wages they're judged to be more intelligent by other people in study after study and it's interesting that even babies prefer pretty faces in. these	Yeah we do, you know And this has been backed. up many, times by research People deemed visually attractive we; all know they get paid. higher wages They're judged to be more intelligent by other people in study, after study. and it's, interesting that even babies prefer pretty faces in these	yeah, we do, you know. and this has been backed up many times by research. people deemed visually attractive, we all know they get paid higher wages. they're judged to be more intelligent by other people in study after study, and it's interesting that even babies prefer pretty faces in these studies.
So this new research adds two new interesting details, though. One is how solidly the preference for a pretty face may be hardwired into our brains and therefore something common to all the cultures around the world. And second, and this is really interesting, just how quickly we make up our minds, our first impression...	so this new research adds, two new interesting details though one is. how. solidly the preference for a pretty face may be hardwired into our brains and therefore something common to all the cultures around the world and second and this is really interesting just how quickly we make up our minds our first impressions a...	So this new research adds two new interesting details though One is how solidly the preference for a pretty face may be hardwired into our brains and therefore something common to all the cultures around the, world And second and this is really, interesting just; how quickly we make up our minds, our. first impressions...	so this new research adds two new interesting details, though. one is how solidly the preference for a pretty face may be hardwired into our brains and therefore something common to all the cultures around the world. and second, and this is really interesting, just how quickly we make up our minds, our first impression...
So how quickly do we do it?	so how quickly do we do	So how quickly do we. do	so how quickly do we do it?
Well, this is really dramatically shown in a series of experiments. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and Yale, pictures of ordinary people and people from their high school yearbooks and on the Internet to a test group of people, subjects, asking them to rate the photos. Were these people we're showing you...	well this is really dramatically shown in a. series of experiments researchers at the. university of pennsylvania and yale pictures of ordinary, people and people from their high school yearbooks and, on the internet to a, test group of, people subjects asking them, to rate the photos were these people we're showing yo...	Well this is really dramatically, shown in a series of. experiments. Researchers at the University of. Pennsylvania and Yale, pictures of ordinary people and people; from their high school yearbooks and. on the Internet to a test group of people subjects asking them to rate the photos Were these, people we're showing y...	well, this is really dramatically shown in a series of experiments. researchers at the university of pennsylvania and yale, pictures of ordinary people and people from their high school yearbooks and on the internet to a test group of people, subjects, asking them to rate the photos. were these people we're showing you...
the faces were flashed on a computer screen for just a fraction of a section. Now, I'm talking about really short, 13 one-thousandths of a second. So fast, actually too fast for the faces to be consciously seen. The people look at the faces and said they couldn't see a face. They said they'd have to guess because they ...	the, faces were flashed on a computer screen for just a fraction of a section now i'm talking about really short 13 one-thousandths of a second so fast actually too fast, for the faces to. be consciously seen the people look at the, faces and said they couldn't see a face; they said they'd have to guess because they re...	the faces. were flashed. on a computer screen for just a fraction of a section, Now I'm talking about really short 13 one-thousandths, of a second So fast actually too fast. for the faces to be. consciously seen The people look at the faces and said they couldn't see a face They said they'd, have to guess because they ...	the faces were flashed on a computer screen for just a fraction of a section. now, i'm talking about really short, 13 one-thousandths of a second. so fast, actually too fast for the faces to be consciously seen. the people look at the faces and said they couldn't see a face. they said they'd have to guess because they ...
Well, if it's that fast, how did they do with their guesses?	well if it's that fast how did. they do with their	Well if it's that fast, how did they do with their	well, if it's that fast, how did they do with their guesses?