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Doctors once assumed that women didn't have to worry about heart attacks until menopause, but a new study contradicts that. New findings reveal an increase in women…
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Chain-smoking at rock shows, sleepless nights, and eating whatever he wanted. Who Cares' producer Mitch Sears is learning that he isn’t as young as he used to…
Mitch’s Personal Health Journey (Rerun)
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Guys. When was the last time you really listened to another man? Like, really listened. Opened up. Shared a rich and meaningful discussion? If it’s been a while,…
Seven Steps to be a Better Listener (Rerun)
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Give the gift of staying away from the ER. Troy has brought three gifts every person should have in their first aid kit so that you don’t have to come to see him…
Bonus: Christmas Gifts Under Dr. Madsen's…
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You know you’re a medical student when you cannot count how many times you’ve run after a resident… only to follow them to the door of a bathroom. It…
Confessions of a 3rd Year Medical Student…
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There are many potential health benefits associated with taking Omega-3 supplements, and there may be a new one to add to that list. New research found that fish oil…
Omega-3 Supplements Reduce Risk of Stroke and…
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Step 1: Stop trying to look like the muscle bros on magazine covers. Focus on how you can live an extraordinary life. Dr. Ernie Rimer works with top college athletes,…
The Secret to Successful Strength Training (Rerun)
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Going into medicine, a lot of us might fear delivering difficult news and information to patients and their families. After all, what's the "right" way to…
Delivering Difficult News (re-release)
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Want to lose that last bit of stubborn fat? Quit eating that after dinner snack! Nutrition expert Thunder Jalili shares why the timing of when you eat is just as…
Time Your Meals to Lose Weight (Rerun)
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Diversity can be a sensitive subject for some, and the line separating inclusion and tokenism can be blurry. Merriam-Webster defines tokenism as, "the policy or…
Inclusion vs. Tokenism (re-release)
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Does that expensive sleep tracker on your wrist work? Probably not. At least, not the way you think it does. Sleep specialist Dr. Kelly Baron shares her professional…
Sleep Trackers (Rerun)
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Your voice is powerful. In this episode, we discuss why—and how—we speak up regarding difficult issues and topics. And we dare you to do the same.
Dare to Be Visible (re-release)
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If it hurts, move it! It may sound backwards, but it may lead to real relief. Physical therapist Keith Roper explains why pain is so complex and the best way to treat…
Physical Therapy to Treat Pain (Rerun)
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Injuries at home are the leading cause of death in children under age four—most of them preventable. Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD, outlines the five most…
5 Most Common Pediatric Home Injuries
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How Can I Talk About Health with My Teenager? 15 of 16
How Can I Talk About Health with My Teenager?
Are you the parent of a teenager? Then you know how hard it can be to talk to them about, well, anything. This is especially true when trying to talk about their health.…How Can I Talk About Health with My Teenager?
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Bringing up health concerns like body weight can be a challenge. It can be even trickier when speaking with a child. Dr. Cindy Gellner recommends a few strategies to…
How to Speak to Your Child About Obesity
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