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Dr. Hoffman takes issue with so-called "home emergency drug kits." Plus, a closer look at the link between Parkinson's and proximity to golf courses.
A close up shot of a golf ball on a tee surround by green grass with a golf club lined up ready to strike. In the far distance, a blurry forest of trees lit by a sunset glow.
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Discover which supplements—and when—you should stop taking prior to a surgery. Plus: Helpful supplements for healing post-surgery.
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Nutritionist Leyla Muedin shares tips for success when embarking on a therapeutic diet or new eating plan.
Filipino Man putting away meal prep containers filled with salmon, rice, and veggies.
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Dr. Hoffman shares what we can learn from President Biden's prostate cancer diagnosis.
Blue awareness ribbon for prostate cancer, with light blue bow color on medical doctor record, male patient healthcare concept
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Which is better for heart conditioning: short bursts of aerobic activity or longer workouts like marathon running? Find out in this Ask Leyla.
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