Dr. Roshini Raj and Dr. David Katz join TODAY show to talk about the latest news from the health world, including the Measles Outbreak and a new study on cholesterol.
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Tension can go straight to your head – and your back and your belly and… everywhere. Why panic? Dr. Roshini Raj joined TODAY to talk about the simple strategies that keep crazy days from wreaking havoc on your system.
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A Consumer Reports article says that a gluten-free diet may not always be healthy and cites a study that found many gluten-free foods caused people to gain weight. Dr. Roshini Raj weighs in.
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Dr. Roshini Raj joined TODAY’s Erica Hill to answer viewers’ questions about Ebola in the U.S., saying that people should not worry about traveling to Texas after one Dallas man was diagnosed with the virus.
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Joan Rivers was undergoing an outpatient procedure on her vocal cords before slipping into a coma. TODAY contributor Dr. Roshini Raj, an assistant professor at the NYU School of Medicine, joins TODAY’s Erica Hill to discuss what you need to know about outpatient procedures.
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Dr. Roshini Raj joins TODAY to discuss some alternative therapies to help treat migraines, the most common severe headache disorder. A nerve stimulator device called “Cefaly” is a preventative, FDA-approved device.
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Dr. Roshini Raj joins TODAY to discuss some new research that takes a new look at long-standing health rules, including the belief that eating a big meal before bed is bad for you.
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Dr. Roshini Raj of Health magazine looks the diet and daily habits of the TODAY anchors to help them determine their biological ages.
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Need an ear wax remover? Tummy upset? Rolaids or Maalox? You’re probably not going to ask your doctor which over-the-counter products to buy, but you will likely ask your pharmacist.
“Pharmacists, more than doctors, are really in the trenches with people when it comes to OTC meds,” says TODAY contributor Dr. Roshini Raj. “They hear peoples questions, likes and dislikes about various products.”
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Today Contributor Dr. Roshini Raj and Men’s Health editor Peter Moore join TODAY to discuss concerns over new statistics on aging you should aim to beat, and offer tips on how to slow down the aging process.
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