GLP-1 medications for weight loss are designed for long-term use, but many people stop taking them within a year. So, what happens when you stop? Get your answer in this podcast featuring endocrinologist and obesity medicine specialist Peminda Cabandugama.

Genetic testing can offer important information about your breast cancer risk. What does a positive test mean – and what should you do with that information? Find out in this podcast with Dr. Lakshmi Khatri, director of Cleveland Clinic’s Medical Breast Center.

Recovering from a concussion is a process – and it’s important to follow it step by step to minimize damage. Learn more about treating sports-related head injuries in this podcast featuring Dr. Richard Figler, director of Cleveland Clinic’s Concussion Center.

In ancient times, people often used olive oil for better skin and hair. Is it worth trying today? Listen in as dermatologist Amy Kassouf discusses whether olive oil could be the missing ingredient in beauty routines.

Many healthy eating plans encourage adding seafood to your plate. But with so many fish in the sea, which ones qualify as better choices? We go casting for answers with registered dietitian Julia Zumpano.

Your ears are closely linked to your brain – and we’re not talking about their location on your head. Studies show that hearing loss increases your risk of cognitive decline and dementia. We asked neuropsychiatrist Dylan Wint, a specialist in degenerative brain diseases, to explain why.

Do restless legs keep you up at night? If so, there are simple things you can do that may help you rest easier when you go to bed. Sleep medicine specialist Aparna Bhat offers some simple ways to address restless legs syndrome (RLS) in this podcast.

Newer treatments have made it easier to manage alopecia areata. So, what can you do to limit the sort of patchy hair loss that comes with the condition? We explore the options in this podcast with Dr. Amy Kassouf.

You feel that dreaded “pop” in your knee and instantly know that you’ve torn your ACL. So, what happens next and how long can you expect to be on the sidelines? Find out in this podcast featuring orthopedic surgeon Joe Tramer.

The DASH diet was designed to lower the risk of hypertension (high blood pressure). It’s effective, but there are things you should know about the eating plan before trying it. Learn more in this podcast featuring registered dietitian Julia Zumpano.