Health

Holland MD Mark Gostine shares his work.

Today Dr. Chet Zelasko covers a variety of topics including a recent study on reducing the risk of Alzheimer’s disease through lifestyle changes, a college psychology course that helped students run a marathon, and a couple of other items of note on this edition of Straight Talk on Health

Kimberly Slaikeu and Amanda Rostic join in with the details.

Therapist Leo Arguelies joins in to talk about mobility, flexibility and strength.

Dr. Keith English, Chair in the dept of Pediatrics and Human Development joins in to share the details.

There is a lot of talk about seed oils, and the gurus and influencers have all chimed in. It turns out that seed oils are the only plant sources for two essential fatty acids. Dr. Chet separates fat from fiction on this edition of Straight Talk on Health

We have a discussion with Dr. Chelsa Dorsey, Executive Board At Large member of the Society for Vascular Surgery.

A recent press release talked about bananas and blueberries and how they should not be mixed. Why not? Also, does your DNA get changed if you eat genetically modified foods? Dr. Chet looks into these questions on this edition of Straight Talk on Health

We are the Village Gala, Meet the Buyer, The Braided Prescription, Create and Collaborate at the GRAM, and the NIA Centre.

Dr. Beth Ricansti joins in to talk about her new book.