Intelligent Medicine Radio for July 27, Part 1: “Blue Zones”
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“Blue Zones”—portrayed as paradises for superagers—may not be so idyllic; Does boron increase bone density? Can soy isoflavones combat osteoporosis? Is “white coat hypertension” dangerous? “Medically-tailored meals” delivered by Medicaid rife with fat and salt-laden junk; Watching sports could be good for your health; An unwelcome guest at Summer Olympics—Covid; New study supports masking—but critics assail research design. Click Subscribe to the Intelligent Medicine Podcast for Free from your Favorite Podcast Provider
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