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Woman is plugging her ears with fingers, suffering from tinnitus
Dr. Hoffman shares the latest developments in treatment for ringing in the ears (tinnitus).
Woman is plugging her ears with fingers, suffering from tinnitus
Overhead view of a bowl of salad with arugula, spinach, figs and goat cheese. The bowl is resting on a wooden slat table, with a fork nearby, along with scattered quartered figs.
Leyla offers advice on what to eat when it's too hot to use the stove or oven.
Overhead view of a bowl of salad with arugula, spinach, figs and goat cheese. The bowl is resting on a wooden slat table, with a fork nearby, along with scattered quartered figs.
High tech advanced CPU computer processor connecting to different welding points on PCB in human brain shape. Illustration of the concept of artificial intelligence, generative AI and brain chips
Dr. Hoffman discusses two recent reports: the impact of AI on "cognitive debt", and how the childhood vaccine schedule may impact neurodevelopment.
High tech advanced CPU computer processor connecting to different welding points on PCB in human brain shape. Illustration of the concept of artificial intelligence, generative AI and brain chips
Illustration of a bearded man sleeping on a bed of white clouds, with clouds of varying shades of blue in the background, along with twinkling stars.
Leyla discusses the impact of chronotypes, and offers suggestions for choosing the right bedtime for your lifestyle.
Illustration of a bearded man sleeping on a bed of white clouds, with clouds of varying shades of blue in the background, along with twinkling stars.
Stethoscope and apple on a stack of textbooks
Dr. Hoffman remarks on the lack of nutrition education for America's doctors—and what he thinks we should do about it.
Stethoscope and apple on a stack of textbooks
Dark haired woman in a straw hat and sunglasses, eating fresh fruit while enjoying a sunny morning by the ocean
Sticking to a therapeutic diet while traveling can be a challenge. Check out Leyla's tips for staying on track!
Dark haired woman in a straw hat and sunglasses, eating fresh fruit while enjoying a sunny morning by the ocean
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