I’ve been missing being on live with listeners Saturdays over the past several weeks due to preemptions by Rutgers Football. Don’t worry, the college football season is nearly over - then we’ll be back with fresh editions of Weekend Health Talk starting on Thanksgiving weekend and taking you right through the holidays. I’ve been stocking up on stories to share with you—there’s quite a lot that’s been happening. Among the things we’ve been talking about on week night editions of Health Talk:
The recent Jupiter Study—does it mean virtually everyone is a candidate for statin drugs?
Should we really forget about Ginkgo Biloba? What’s the real scoop on the JAMA study that says it doesn’t work for dementia?
The incredible shrinking brain—could vitamin B12 be the answer?
Is your doctor grouchy these days? Find out why . . .
Take advantage of our increasingly popular podcasts, and get your daily Health Talk fix by down-loading shows from
our website We’ve had some great features and guests, so check the show descriptions to source information you find particularly compelling for you and your loved ones. Also, take advantage of the opportunity to pose questions to me live on my weekday broadcasts. It’s simple: Just email us, state your question briefly, give us your first name, and provide us with a number where we can reach you on Monday or Wednesday afternoons between 4 and 6 PM. Our producer Ira will call YOU, and put you on the air so that I can answer your question.
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