That Can't Be True with Chelsea Clinton

Chatbot stuffies are talking to children, humanoid robots are getting deployed in schools, and AI-generated children’s videos are proliferating on Youtube. Is that okay? Chelsea speaks candidly (and humanly) with pediatric surgeon and professor Dr. Dana Suskind, a leading voice on early childhood development and the science of language. She’s helped fundamentally reshape how we understand the role of conversation, connection, and environment in shaping a child’s future and in her new book, Human Raised, she turned her attention to one of the most urgent and complicated questions facing families today: How is artificial intelligence changing childhood?

You can follow Dr. Dana Suskind @drdanasuskind on Instagram and learn more about her book here: humanraised.org. 

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Did you know that menopause technically only lasts one day? Tell that to your sleep! If your sleep hygiene has gotten out of whack during your menopausal years, this episode is for you. Together, Dr. Michael J. Breus and double-board certified orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Vonda Wright explain why you’re experiencing irregular, unpredictable sleep and what to do about it. They dig into brain chemistry, hormone replacement therapy, hot flashes, restless leg syndrome, and their exact supplement regimen. Plus, a listener question from Laura, whose brain wants to fall asleep but her body keeps waking her up.

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Hormones affect nearly every part of our health, but how much of what we hear about them is actually true? Chelsea sits down with endocrinologist Dr. Arti Thangudu to separate the science from the hype around everything from hormone imbalances and adrenal fatigue to testosterone therapy, menopause, endocrine disruptors, hormone testing, and cycle syncing. They unpack what our hormones really do, how they change throughout our lives, which conditions require treatment, and how to spot misinformation when it comes to our health. 

You can follow Arti Thangudu @drartithangudu on Instagram and YouTube.

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Today, we’re tackling some of the buzziest health questions so many of us, Chelsea included, have wondered about. What’s up with the new blood test claiming to predict Alzheimer’s? Why are people ordering peptides from overseas, and is that safe? And should I be taking creatine? We’re getting those answers and more from Dr. Morgan McSweeney (aka Dr. Noc), whose Substack has become a go-to resource for people who are tired of bombastic health headlines, wellness hype, and miracle cures. Plus, he tells us why and how to VO2 max.

You can follow Morgan McSweeney @Dr.Noc on Instagram and TikTok and subscribe to his Substack.

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Can AI really help you make sense of your health – or is it creating new risks? Physician and public health leader Dr. Ashwin Vasan joins Chelsea to explore how AI is reshaping healthcare – from patient-facing chatbots and diagnostic tools to insurance approvals and clinical decision-making. Together, they discuss why so many people are relying on AI for health information, where these tools can genuinely improve care, and why human judgment remains essential. They also unpack the hidden ways AI is already influencing healthcare behind the scenes, the risks of bias and inequity, and what it will take to ensure this technology improves health outcomes instead of widening existing gaps.

You can follow Dr. Ashwin Vasan on Instagram and Linkedin, or check out his website here: ashwinvasan.com

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Summer vacation can feel like a dream to kids, but the lack of structure and schooltime childcare can start to feel like a nightmare for parents. Not to mention thinking about sunscreen application, tick checks, and whether our kids are losing ground academically while school's out. Economist and bestselling author Emily Oster returns to help Chelsea separate fact from fiction when it comes to what parents should focus on in the summer. TLDR: Worry about swim safety, not the “summer slide.”

You can follow Emily Oster on Instagram and subscribe to her blog, ParentData.

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Today we’re getting practical advice about the Cyclospora outbreak from epidemiologist Dr. Katelyn Jetelina. She tells Chelsea what to avoid at the grocery store, how to clean and cook your food, and how she suspects this whole thing started. Plus, how long this nasty illness lasts, when to seek medical help, and why the CDC wasn’t tracking this parasite.

You can follow Dr. Katelyn Jetelina @your_local_epidemiologist on Instagram and subscribe to her Substack, Your Local Epidemiologist, here: https://yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com/.

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Every episode of our show ends with a segment called “Fact or Fiction,” where Chelsea throws out health claims to her guests and they tell us if they’re fact, fiction, or need a little nuance. It's one of our favorite parts of the show. And since health misinformation continues to run rampant, we thought it’d be a good idea to resurface some of our most popular and important fact or fiction segments from the last year of the show. Guests include gastroenterologist Dr. Trisha Pasricha, family physician Dr. Mike Varshavski, parenting economist Emily Oster, obesity-medicine specialist Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford, and pediatrician/allergist Dr. Zachary Rubin.

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Our friends at Lemonada Media have a parenting podcast we think you’ll enjoy: Talkaboutable. Hosted by child and adolescent psychiatrist (and mom of 4) Dr. Susan Swick, she believes if you can talk about issues with your kids, you can tackle them. Each episode, Dr. Swick hears from a parent about what’s keeping them up at night and together, they unlock how to manage it. Then, she dives deep into that issue with an expert, from picky eating to grief.

In this episode, Dr. Swick explores thoughtful, practical strategies for kids with ADHD with Dr. Carrie Jackson, a licensed clinical child psychologist specializing in ADHD and the founder of SoCal Child Psychology. Carrie has been diagnosed with ADHD herself, so she also has a personal window into what works. Together, they unpack how parents can help their kids navigate everyday challenges, from impulsivity and defiance to sibling conflicts.

From Lemonada Media in partnership with the Ohana Center for Child and Family Mental Health at Montage Health, new episodes out every Tuesday. You can listen and subscribe here: https://lemonadamedia.com/show/talkaboutable-with-dr-susan-swick/.

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Today we are covering a lot in the world of public health — from the Ebola outbreak, to a flesh-eating parasite making an unwelcome comeback in livestock, to ticks causing Alpha-Gal syndrome. Chelsea gets the lowdown from infectious disease epidemiologist Laurel Bristow, who’s based at Emory University in Atlanta and one of the most trusted and entertaining public health communicators online. They take a look at  the U.S.’s Ebola strategy, dissect the screwworm headlines, and give actionable advice about limiting tick bites while still enjoying the outdoors this summer.

You can follow Laurel Bristow @laurel__bristow on Instagram and check out her show, Health Wanted, at healthwanted.org.

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