Late Night Health Radio

Late Night Health Radio

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Late Night Health Radio episodes

  • Sharing Your Medical Records Part 2
    85 Percent of Adults Expect Healthcare Providers to Share Records, Siena Poll Shows: Survey of 1,000 regional consumers shows demand for real-time use of all health records. Mark McKinney, Chief Executive Officer, of Hixny explains the importance of sharing medical records with Mark Alyn.
    7 min
  • Ins & Outs of Vaping
    Scott D. Ballin has worked tirelessly for decades as a health policy consultant, to bring Government regulatory agencies, National health organizations, Public Health experts and industry stakeholders to the table for rational discussion about tobacco harm reduction. He is committed to this approach as the best way to enable government agencies to make informed policy decisions about tobacco use. While he believes it is critical to keep youth and underage users away from any tobacco or nicotine product, it is equally critical to maintain adult access to safer nicotine delivery products such as e-cigarettes, Swedish snus, and other non-combustible forms and to keep viable innovations in the marketplace.
    14 min
  • The Ins & Outs of Vaping Part 2
    Scott D. Ballin has worked tirelessly for decades as a health policy consultant, to bring Government regulatory agencies, National health organizations, Public Health experts and industry stakeholders to the table for rational discussion about tobacco harm reduction. He is committed to this approach as the best way to enable government agencies to make informed policy decisions about tobacco use. While he believes it is critical to keep youth and underage users away from any tobacco or nicotine product, it is equally critical to maintain adult access to safer nicotine delivery products such as e-cigarettes, Swedish snus, and other non-combustible forms and to keep viable innovations in the marketplace. Scott talks with Mark Alyn about vaping and under age teens.
    7 min
  • A Look At Natural Medicine
    Founding director, Dr. Rachel Fresco L. Ac., Ph.D., continues to use her extensive background in medical herbology, functional medicine, and clinical nutrition to develop innovative specialty products for health professional use. Dr. Fresco is a popular speaker on the topic of biofilms, microbiome balance, and systemic microbial challenges. Rache joins Mark Alyn for a look at Natural Medicines.
    14 min
  • A Look At Natural Medicine Part 2
    Founding director, Dr. Rachel Fresco L. Ac., Ph.D., continues to use her extensive background in medical herbology, functional medicine, and clinical nutrition to develop innovative specialty products for health professional use. Dr. Fresco is a popular speaker on the topic of biofilms, microbiome balance, and systemic microbial challenges. Rache joins Mark Alyn for a look at Natural Medicines.
    7 min
  • Gaining Strength Against Disease
    Researchers are now stressing that sarcopenia is not just associated with frailty and appearance as a result of age-related muscle loss, but it’s also the key component behind chronic diseases including diabetes, and can cause major complications in certain diagnoses such as cancer. A study out of the Lancet also suggests that your muscle strength and health can more accurately predict the likelihood of death by heart disease than monitoring blood pressure.
    14 min
  • Gaining Strength Against Disease Part 2
    Researchers are now stressing that sarcopenia is not just associated with frailty and appearance as a result of age-related muscle loss, but it’s also the key component behind chronic diseases including diabetes, and can cause major complications in certain diagnoses such as cancer. A study out of the Lancet also suggests that your muscle strength and health can more accurately predict the likelihood of death by heart disease than monitoring blood pressure.
    7 min
  • Power Through The Pollen Season
    Spring is in the air and so is the pollen! If you don’t think you are prone to seasonal allergies, don’t write them off too quickly. It is absolutely possible to develop allergies as an adult. Another factor escalating the duration and intensity of seasonal allergies is climate change and the increasing levels of carbon dioxide that plants feed off producing super high-pollen plants in which the pollen is more potent and in the air for much longer.

    In fact, more than 50 million Americans experience various types of allergies each year, with spring allergies responsible for the majority of cases. Between tree, grass and weed pollen, allergy season can start as early as mid-March and run through the end of September.
    Dr. Shah visits with Mark Alyn.
    17 min

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