Podcasts

COVID-19 and many other diseases are caused by airborne germs. Revisiting ventilation and improving filtration of indoor air can reduce them.

Find out how eye doctors can use the eyes as windows to the brain. Special retinal scans reveal early signs of neurological problems.

New research shows the shocking dangers of misdiagnosis, with some 795,000 Americans suffering disability or death each year as a result.

The practice of hypnosis can help patients manage a wide range of health problems, so long as they are hypnotizable.

In this episode, learn about cutting edge cardiology and drugs in addition to statins that can lower your chances of a heart attack.

Dr. Alan Greene discusses home tests, tech and tools for health that he likes. Joe and Terry invite listeners to share their own.

A mother whose child relies on medicine to prevent transplant rejection found that his medicines lose potency during shipping.

Understanding our relationships is key to living a meaningful, happy life. Psychotherapy matters because it can help us see why we stumble.

Call in your questions on 7/29/23 to get solutions to summer skin problems from dermatologists Dr. Chris Adigun and Dr. Warren Heymann.

When temperatures rise, heat challenges our ability to cope with it. Infants, pregnant people and older adults are most vulnerable.

Chronic stress is not good for your body. Could it result in adrenal fatigue? Learn about the symptoms and ways to combat it.

In this interview, Rob Dunn discusses how humans' search for food with delicious flavors shaped our evolution and continues to do so.

The herbal industry has become a big business with a global reach. What should consumers know about the botanical medicines they use?

Dr. Gladys McGarey is still practicing at 102. In this interview, she's happy to share her ideas on living a long, healthy life.

The bite of a lone star tick can trigger a mysterious red meat allergy with a delayed onset. How do doctors diagnose and treat this problem?

To protect yourself from the hidden harms of herb and drug interactions, discuss your regimen with your pharmacist and prescriber.

Just as you need to eat a balanced diet for good nutrition, you should think about balancing your movement diet for better health.

When we pay attention to fixing sick buildings, the people in them become happier, healthier and more productive.

In this episode, our expert guest says it's time to think different about Alzheimer disease. Look at it as an autoimmune disorder.