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Show 1429: How to Love Your Liver and Protect its Superpowers (Archive)
In this episode learn how to love your liver: avoid ultra-processed food, alcohol and excess acetaminophen. Drink black coffee!
Show 1467Can You Disagree Without Fighting? Building Bridges, Not Battles!
In these polarized times, learning to disagree without fighting is a valuable skill. Can you listen with curiosity and respect?
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Show 1464Can Vaccines Protect the Brain from Dementia?
Getting a vaccination to prevent a shingles outbreak may also protect the brain from dementia. Three natural experiments offer support.
View show notesShow 1463Why We Eat Too Much and What to Do About It
Why do we eat too much? It's a response to hunger, but there are different types of hunger and they need different approaches.
View show notesShow 1461How Patients Are Using Technology to Heal Healthcare
Our guests describe how patients are using technology to make healthcare more responsive to their needs. What are you doing?
View show notesShow 1363Defeating Seasonal Affective Disorder (Archive)
Listen to our interview with Dr. Norman Rosenthal as he explains how to recognize seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and how to defeat it.
View show notesShow 1460Calming Chronic Inflammation Without Medication
Chronic inflammation contributes to many serious diseases. Dietary choices, supplements and green spaces can help calm it.
View show notesShow 1459Food Is Medicine
Would Americans be healthier if their doctors were prescribing produce? Our guests have done a study suggesting they would.
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