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24 Episodes
S1 E1 - Hormone Replacement Therapy
S1 E2 - Concussions and the Future of Football
S1 E3 - New Drugs on the Block
S1 E4 - Is It Time for Medical Marijuana?
S1 E5 - The Media and Weight Loss
S1 E6 - Alternative Medicine in the News
S1 E7 - The Media's Take on Mental Health
S1 E8 - The Media and the Internet
S1 E9 - We Share Our World with Toxins
S1 E10 - Are Coffee and Wine Good for Your Heart?
S1 E11 - Life Expectancy and Infant Mortality
S1 E12 - Is It Really OK to Stop Flossing?
S1 E13 - Does Cancer Screening Work
S1 E14 - Drug Prices in the News
S1 E15 - Selling Disease
S1 E16 - The Opioid Crisis
S1 E17 - Infections in the Headlines
S1 E18 - Heath Risks in Our Environment
S1 E19 - Bad Science
S1 E20 - Diet, Health, and the Power of Words
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Runtime
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Synopsis
In 24 fascinating episodes, Dr. Roy Benaroch of Emory University’s School of Medicine shows you how to recognize good reporting that provides accurate, well-sourced health information and bad reporting that’s incomplete at best and purposely misleading at worst. You’ll get answers to medical questions that take you past the headlines and beyond the way health news is typically reported.
