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Drs. Roberta Lee and Gabrielle Francis take a look at alternative medicine, discuss what “integrative medicine” is all about, and highlight different approaches you can take to keeping your body healthy. Episode 113.
Drs. Donnica Moore and Harry Fisch discuss sex over 50: how menopause, getting older, and changing hormones affect sex; common myths and misconceptions; and what you can do to keep up your sex drive. Episode 112.
Drs. Rudy Tanzi and Deepak Chopra explore the latest groundbreaking research on Alzheimer’s Disease, and talk about what you can do to keep your brain healthy and active as you age. Episode 111.
Dr. Jeanine Downie discusses the rise in skin cancers, and what you can do to lower your risk as you age. Episode 110.
Drs. Jennifer Caudle and Howard R. Smith talk about the different kinds of autoimmune disorders, how they affect both women and men, treatments and the latest research findings. Episode 109.
Dr. Eva Cwynar examines the changing rhythms of sleep as we age, what you can do to solve common sleep problems, and how to boost and maintain energy. Episode 108.
Drs. Richard Shlofmitz and Suzanne Steinbaum discuss common symptoms of heart disease, as well as what you can to stay heart healthy and take care of this most vital organ. Episode 107.
Dr. Cary Presant explores the risks of getting cancer later in life, and discusses essential screenings and new cancer treatments. Episode 106.
Nutritionist and physician Dr. Pamela Peeke shows you healthy snacks, meals and smart food substitutions that taste delicious and won’t leave you hungry. Episode 105.
Pain and arthritis researcher Dr. Vijay Vad gives strategies and exercises for strengthening your body and managing back pain, joint pain and more. Episode 104.
Cancer specialists and surgeons Drs. Alexandra Heerdt and Elizabeth Poynor discuss what women can do to stay steps ahead of cancer, as well as new treatments for women who have been diagnosed.
Family physician and New York Times bestselling author, Dr. Mark Hyman, discusses the growing diabetes epidemic among boomers, treatments and preventative steps everyone can take to be healthier. Episode 102.
Former U.S. Assistant Surgeon General Dr. Susan Blumenthal joins Jane Seymour to talk about getting the most out of this chapter of life, the feelings - good or bad - that arise as we age, and how to make this stage of life meaningful and joyful. Episode 101.