Mon, 23 January 2006
Why mid-life obesity is harmful in later life; diabetes, and more - Saturday, January 21, 2006 - Hour 1
A new study indicates that mid-life obesity is dangerous, even in the absence of other risk factors such as high blood pressure or high cholesterol.
Speaking of obesity, it appears that our attitudes and opinions about weight have changed over the past several years.
Also, we talk about the diabetes epidemic and how many experts believe it will be devastating, both socially and economically.
Plus, still further evidence that physical activity is great for your brain.
Dr. Cooper takes calls.
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Mon, 23 January 2006
Right now, more than half of the country is battling the flu, but a new report indicates that two drugs, amantadine and rimantadine, actually are not effective at all. We’ll talk about the situation and tell you about two drugs that do effectively treat the flu.
Would you like to improve your health? A new study shows that a great place to start is to have a little compassion. We’ll explain.
There is now no question that regular mammograms can save your life.
Dr. Cooper takes calls.
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