Latest episode
Podcast: Why Allergies Happen and How to Find Relief
An otolaryngologist breaks down what hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, really is: an overreaction of the immune system to harmless triggers like pollen, pet dander, and dust.
Past episodes
Podcast: Gut Health, Fiber, and the Microbiome, Explained
A gastroenterologist breaks down how the gut works—and what you can do to keep it healthy.
Podcast: How Do Endocrine Disruptors Impact Our Health?
An obstetrician gynecologist explores how certain chemicals interfere with our hormones, and what we can do about it.
Diet and Your Heart: Can What You Eat Improve Your Numbers?
A cardiologist explores the connection between diet and the heart, what our cholesterol and blood pressure numbers really mean, and heart-healthy diets like the DASH diet and Mediterranean diet.
Podcast: Is ‘Cozy Cardio’ as Effective as High-Intensity Workouts?
A cardiologist explores ‘cozy cardio,’ and whether low impact workouts can benefit your heart health as much as high intensity routines.
Podcast: Does Alcohol Change Your Brain?
A neurologist explains what really happens in your brain when you drink alcohol — and the long-term effects over a lifetime.
Podcast: Can Biohacking Reverse the Aging Process?
A endocrinologist explains the habits that support healthspan and what the science tells us about biohacks, such as trackers and trendy supplements.
Podcast: The Top Takeaways From This Year of Health Matters
Our special year-end episode highlights the top takeaways of 2025 from Advances in Care and Health Matters
Podcast: Can Supplements Harm Your Liver
A hepatologist discusses the risks and benefits of dietary supplements, including how they may impact the liver.
Podcast: How Can I Tell If I Have Shingles
A dermatologist explains what shingles is and how it spreads, describes the common treatments, and answers common questions.
Podcast: What's The Difference Between High Fructose Corn Syrup And Cane Sugar
A clinical nutritionist and an obesity specialist discuss the health effects of sweeteners like high-fructose corn syrup and cane sugar.
