Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for April 18, Part 2
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Top physicians demand that Columbia fire Dr. Oz, but themselves are rife with conflicts of interest; Short people at higher risk for heart disease; Low B12 levels lead to osteoporosis in senior men; Sugar fix helps quell stress, but causes long-term damage to stress responses; A grateful heart is a healthy heart. Click Subscribe to the Intelligent Medicine Podcast for Free from your Favorite Podcast Provider
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