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Jack Chen, M.D., of the Orthopedic Specialty Institute in Orange, explores the latest advancements in back surgery.
Angel’s baseball announcer Rex Hudler shares his family’s journey with Down syndrome.
Show host Larry Santora, M.D., explains who gets shingles and why. |
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Howard Dorne, M.D., of St. Joseph Hospital in Orange, discusses the latest advancements in stroke treatment.
Jolanta Lukawski, M.D., medical director of the Sue and Bill Gross Women’s Wellness Center at Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, describes the application of integrative medicine alongside conventional treatment.
Show host Larry Santora, M.D., explains why grapefruit can be dangerous when consumed with certain medications. |
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Host Larry Santora, M.D., medical director of the Orange County Heart Institute and a cardiologist at St. Joseph Hospital in Orange, demonstrates how to “bypass” bypass surgery with a non-surgical treatment.
Dr. Santora also explains why vitamin D is the “wonder vitamin.”
Raymond Casciari, M.D., of St. Joseph Hospital, discusses lung cancer and how it’s treated differently than in the past. |
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Frank Frisch, Ph.D., and Fred Caporaso, Ph.D., both Chapman University professors, explain the importance of good bone health.
Chiropractor Mike Milinkovic, of GEO Chiropractic Clinic in San Marino, discusses chiropractic treatment and how it’s best applied.
Show host Larry Santora, M.D., explains the difference between bottled water and tap water. |
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