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Dr. Raj tests the TODAY anchors on their knowledge about whether they can tell the difference between symptoms of the flu and common cold.
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Dr. Raj tests the TODAY anchors on their knowledge about whether they can tell the difference between symptoms of the flu and common cold.
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Dr. Roshini Raj and Dr. Adam Ofer share some of the biggest news in the medical world this week, including a study that shows men with healthy lifestyles had longer telomeres, a cap on DNA that is shortened over your lifespan.
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On today’s show, Dr. Raj talked about the risks of getting multiple gel manicures. It turns out gel manicures pose more danger than most of us might think.
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As the resident doctor on Bethenny Franker’s new show “bethenny”, Dr. Raj answers all the embarrassing questions women may have about their body, health and sex.
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Just as in any profession, doctors’ skill sets and experience can vary widely. But how can you tell? Dr. Roshini Raj shares ways to gauge how experienced and knowledgeable doctors are, from primary care physicians to dentists.
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For most guys in their 20s and 30s, health concerns might seem like something in the far distant future. But Dr. Raj says that young men should be aware of symptoms and behaviors that could indicate or lead to serious medical issues.
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The Journal of the American Medical Association released a controversial editorial, targeting fad diets and claiming they don’t work. It argues that the only way to lose weight substantially is by changing overall behavior. Dr. Raj explains that the point of the article is not to dissuade readers from dieting but to urge them to focus on “the behavior that goes along with our patterns of exercise and eating,” and making a “lifestyle modification.”
Doctors Roshini Raj and Adam Ofer discuss four new health headlines, including one study which reveals that 30-40% of couples sleep separately.
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Americans are more reliant on their smart phones and laptops than ever before, but many of us are unaware of the potential harm they could cause. Dr. Raj speaks with Ali Wentworth about the health hazards that come with technology.
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Dr. Raj and Steven Lamm discuss the week’s hottest headlines from the health world, including an experimental surgical knife that could help surgeons know instantly if a patient has cancer.
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