How Medicine's Technology Revolution Can Help You -- Now

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How Medicine's Technology Revolution Can Help You -- Now

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Oct 24, 2019

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New innovations are reshaping medical care -- and you can start to tap into that today. Daniel Kraft, MD, gives us the inside scoop on that, the upcoming Exponential Medicine, and how he juggles being a doctor, researcher, entrepreneur, academic, and parent.

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WebMD Chief Physician Editor Neha Pathak, MD, and Chief Medical Officer, John Whyte, MD, MPH, explore fascinating stories to find the unexpected things that help us understand our health.

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The Very Real Grief of Miscarriage; Is Your Smartphone Hurting Your Health?: Psychologist Dr. Susan J. O'Grady on how to process the grief that comes with miscarriage, and what not to say to someone who has been touched by it; Dr. Neha Pathak explains why you might want to dial back your smartphone use; plus the connection... by Health Discovered
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5 Mistakes That Boost Blood Pressure Readings; How Safe is Supermarket Meat?: Common mistakes that raise blood pressure readings; WebMD medical editor Dr. Neha Pathak on how to protect yourself from superbugs in supermarket meat; tips to keep your pets cool; how much do you know about how your brain works; and why you should... by Health Discovered
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Mother's Day: Brunch Dos and Dont's; Why Are the Measles Back?; The Truth About Face Masks: It’s Mother’s Day and brunch is on the calendar. How do your favorite dishes stack up when it comes to eating healthy? Next, we talk to Michael Smith, MD, WebMD’s chief medical editor, about the measles. The US declared this highly contagious... by Health Discovered
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