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Show 1459: Food Is Medicine: Should Your Doctor Be Prescribing Produce?
Would Americans be healthier if their doctors were prescribing produce? Our guests have done a study suggesting they would.
Why Are Heart Disease and Stroke STILL Our No. 1 Killers?
Doctors focus on LDL-cholesterol, but heart disease and stroke keep killing Americans in huge numbers. What are we missing after 100 years?
Should You Avoid Pain Relievers When Trying to Conceive?
Women have a higher risk of miscarriage if they are taking an NSAID pain reliever like ibuprofen while they are trying to conceive.
Flu Watch # 5 and Outbreak Update # 4: Mixed Messages for Flu and Measles
Is flu season peaking—or just getting started? CDC lags, wastewater hints, and more in Flu Watch # 5. Measles is exploding in the Southeast!
Who Is Watching Out for Older People’s Medications?
Older people's medications can lead to confusion, dizziness and falls if they are inappropriate. Seniors may also need higher-dose vaccines.
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Vitamin D Supplements Fall Short on Fall Prevention
Neither high-dose nor low-dose vitamin D supplements were effective at preventing falls in a study of older women.
Lowering LDL Cholesterol Isn’t Enough: The Hidden Risk of Lp(a)
Many health care providers believe that lowering LDL cholesterol with drugs will prevent heart attacks and prolong life. What about Lp(a)?
BP Drug Lisinopril: Swollen Genitals or Intestinal Blockage?
The BP drug lisinopril is # 1 for hypertension. The ACE drug can cause ANGIOEDEMA of the lips, mouth, abdomen, penis and testicles. BE AWARE!
Sniffing Out New Treatments for COVID (Azelastine) Offers Promise!
Do new treatments for COVID include the OTC antihistamine nasal spray azelastine? What about nitric oxide? Is ivermectin still a contender?
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