Dan Buettner joins us to talk about how geography affects our well-being.
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Could A Pill Replace Exercise?
Nicola Twilley tells the story of researchers trying to better understand exercise – and how we can circumvent it while attaining the same results.
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A Doctor’s Near-Death Experience
Physician Rana Awdish talks about how a life-threatening experience forced her to rethink how she relates to patients.
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Growing Old Doesn’t Have To Be Hard
Joy Loverde discusses the importance of proactive planning and successful strategies for aging.
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Surviving Surgery In The Victorian Era
Lindsey Fitzharris joins us to talk about the very beginnings of the modern era of medicine and the pioneers who transformed the practice.
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You Need More Sleep Than You’re Getting
Matthew Walker joins us to talk about the many benefits of a good night’s sleep.
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Anxious In America: The New Teen Health Crisis
Journalist Benoit Denizet-Lewis joins us to talk about why more American teenagers are suffering from anxiety.
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A Battlefield Doctor’s Story
Jon Kerstetter joins us to talk about saving lives in the world’s deadliest places, which he writes about in “Crossings: A Doctor-Soldier’s Story.”
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Overcoming Mental Illness With The Power Of A Mother’s Love
Zack McDermott joins us to talk about his struggle with bipolar disorder and about how he ultimately got his life back on track with the help of his mother.
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Gretchen Rubin: From Happiness To Goal Setting
Gretchen Rubin joins us to talk about how our answers to a simple question can help us to make better decisions and lead less-stressful lives.
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How An Addict’s Brain Is Wired
Rita Z. Goldstein, an addiction specialist with Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, joins us to talk about the latest addiction research.
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New Theories On Alzheimer’s
Dr. Dale E. Bredesen joins us to talk about current treatment options used to combat Alzheimer’s disease.
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