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Health Hullabaloo
Find out if that common health, diet and fitness claim is true or false with Mark Faries, PhD, who pits these claims against scientific evidence. Because research is greater than myth.
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Short on time? Tune in to hear the latest in health and medicine from around the globe—in one minute or less. To stay on top of medical happenings, Pass It Back!
Science Sound Off
Go beyond the journal articles and into the laboratory and the field as scientists share their discoveries—in a way everyone can understand. Science, explained.
Sounds Like Health
Listen in as our experts provide easy-to-digest information to improve your health in the modern world. Our Experts. Your Health.
The Vantage Point
Hear how experts are tackling some of the most pressing issues in health care. Because big issues demand serious solutions.
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Hosts: Lindsey Hendrix, Mary Leigh Meyer, Timothy Schnettler, and Christina Sumners
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