Dr. Raj answers viewer questions on Veria Living Live on all things embarrassing. From having a hard time passing gas in front of your significant other to waxing your lady parts, Dr. Raj makes it easy on all of us to get answers!
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Dr. Roshini Raj joins TODAY to chat about trusting your gut when it comes to various physical discomforts. She advises you to seek medical attention if you show symptoms that could be signs of illnesses like heart disease or diabetes.
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TODAY contributor Dr. Roshini Raj talks about how to beat the bacteria, including the best ways to try to keep an open work space germ-free.
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What health tests and checkups do you really need this year? Dr. Raj stops by LIVE with Kelly and Michael to test the anchors on their knowledge of important medical tests every one of us needs.
Dutch endocrinologists argue in a new report that exposure to mild cold temperatures – around 64 to 66 degrees – can help you lose weight. Dr. Raj joins Shepard Smith to explain the theory behind this claim.
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TODAY contributor Dr. Roshini Raj and gynecologist Dr. Adam Ofer discuss the latest health headlines, including new studies about a safer vaccine for the potentially dangerous rotavirus.
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Acetaminophen has come under scrutiny for claims that taking too much can cause liver damage. Dr. Raj joins Chris Cuomo on “New Day” to talk about the recent FDA warnings.
New research released by the Drug-Induced Liver Injury Network reveals that diet supplements account for nearly 20 percent of drug-related liver injuries. Dr. Raj joins “New Day” to comment upon the study and explains what effects diet supplements could have on your health.
A new report from Pew Charitable Trusts says that the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is not doing enough to keep our food Salmonella-free. Dr. Raj joined “New Day” to offer her advice on how you can protect yourself from Salmonella.
Dr. Roshini Raj and Dr. Adam Ofer analyze some of the top health headlines, including the FDA’s challenge to creators of antibacterial soap to prove they are better and safer than more traditional options.
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