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When you experience the joy of movement, you get multiple benefits for physical and mental health. What type of movement brings you joy?

Dr. Ralph Baric provides listeners with a coronavirus update for the end of this pandemic year. What will the future hold?

Research indicates a link between low vitamin D and COVID-19 infection risk. What should you know about this essential vitamin?

Getting a timely, accurate diagnosis is crucial for treatment. What questions should a patient ask to prevent diagnostic disasters?

The stresses of this pandemic year pose mental health challenges for many people. How can you manage and help your children cope?

It's easy to feel depressed or anxious in times like these, but you can improve your mood with food. Listen and learn how!

The development of effective vaccines against COVID-19 can help bring the pandemic to an end, but it will take time to immunize people.

Is it possible to practice safer sex even in the middle of a pandemic? Dr. Ina Park tells how people can manage this challenge.

Dr. Paul Ewald describes how microbes evolve and interact with our immune systems to become more or less virulent.

Understanding innate immunity can help us appreciate how can the immune system overcome viruses, including SARS-CoV-2.

People can use sensible approaches to protect their hearts, such as a Mediterranean diet and exercise. What risk factors matter?

Find out how women can reduce their risk for dementia with diet, exercise and the proper timing of hormone therapy.

Even young healthy people may have trouble when COVID symptoms don't go away for weeks or months. Find out what it's like.

Strict avoidance is one way to manage food allergies, but it can be very difficult. Oral immunotherapy now offers an alternative approach.

Dr. Vinay Prasad explains why clinical trials are crucially important, especially when it comes to killers like cancer and COVID-19.

Ventilation is crucially important when it comes to preventing the spread of airborne virus. Learn how to protect yourself.

Kidney stones are relatively common and extremely painful. The biomineralization processes that create them have a lot in common with coral reef building.

Dr. Ralph Baric, the coronavirus hunter, gives you an update on the pandemic and what we might expect in the future.