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American Medicine Today 4-8-17
American Medicine Today 4-8-17
American Medicine Today 4-8-17
Sunday 9th April 2017
Join Kimberly Bermel and Dr. Alfred Bonati as they discuss spine procedures, cheese addiction, presidential crises, and cancer survival on 'American Medicine Today'.
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Don't just sit there and become depressed because you can find pain.
What do spine procedures, cheese addiction, presidential crisis management, and teenage cancer survival have in common? They all come together in a captivating episode of 'American Medicine Today'. Hosted by Kimberly Bermel and Dr. Alfred Bonati, this episode covers a spectrum of healthcare topics that are as varied as they are fascinating. You'll hear from Dr. Bonati about innovative spine procedures that aim to tackle the root causes of back pain, offering hope to those suffering from chronic discomfort.
Then, Dr. Troy steps in to discuss how presidents manage crises, giving us a behind-the-scenes look at leadership under pressure. But the surprises don't stop there. Neil Barnard dives into his book 'The Cheese Trap', revealing the addictive nature of cheese and its surprising impact on our health.
And just when you think you've heard it all, musician and writer Rob Rufus shares his poignant story of being diagnosed with cancer as a teenager and how he has defied the odds ever since. This episode is a blend of medical advice, political insights, and deeply personal stories that will leave you both informed and inspired. It's perfect for anyone interested in the intersections of healthcare, politics, and personal resilience.