Your Health First

Dr. Galati examines the dangers of rhabdomyolysis following a tragic marathon death, including the risks of overexertion, dehydration, and intense exercise. He also warns about the growing concerns surrounding kratom products, addiction, and potential overdoses. Plus, why healthy eating starts in the kitchen, the importance of family conversations, and why mental health deserves an annual checkup just like physical health. Learn how to become a better consumer of healthcare and take control of your overall well-being.

Dr. Galati discusses the hidden dangers of over-the-counter cold medicines, the truth about probiotics, and how nutrition supports gut health. Then, Oncologist Dr. Vipal Durkal joins the show to discuss lung cancer, Pope Leo’s diagnosis, key risk factors, warning signs, and the importance of early detection.

Dr. Galati discusses the importance of eating more fiber, planning healthy meals, and understanding the connection between mental and physical health. Then, longtime friend and collaborator David Goldberg joins the show to discuss their upcoming book, Hope in the Harshest Moments, sharing powerful patient stories that highlight the importance of hope, faith, family support, and the human connection in medicine.

Dr. Galati is live and back in the KTRH studios tonight. He starts by highlighting his niece Ariana for having her first cross country meet.  Dr. Galati has Surgical Physician Assistant Cole Oliver in studio with him to talk about hip and knee replacement. They also discuss prehab, weight loss, and the quality of life. They finish with a conversation about some of the new technologies, what you can do to stay active, and peptides. WWeight

Dr. Galati is back after being preempted the last two weeks. He talks about another knee replacement he's having tomorrow morning. Dr. Galati also circles back with more on the Mediterranean Diet and has his sister Celeste join the show to talk about DNR. He ends with some thoughts on the Nancy Guithrie story.

Tonight, Dr. Galati has more news articles he wants to discuss. However, he starts with a story about Mattress Mack calling his son yesterday. Dr. Galati talks about heart disease (dying from it), heart attack, cholesterol, etc. He also takes some time on Breastfeeding Awareness Month. Dr. Galati ends with one more article on eating something regularly leading to longevity.

Tonight, On Your Health First, Dr. Galati has a number of new articles he wants to weigh in on. The first is a New York Times article titled Missed Vaccines, Skipped Colonoscopies: Preventive Care Plummets. There is another about an 87-year-old lady dealing with a prescribing cascade. Dr. Galati ends with a study on the impact alcohol has on blood pressure and one more article on artifical sweetners.

Dr. Galati starts the program with the news about Lindsey Grahams death after a sudden illness. He also talks about being on call this weekend and reflects on families having to mentally cope with a sick loved one. Dr. James Mike Wilson joins the show to talk more in depth about Lindsey Grahams sudden death. Dr. Galati also spends a few minutes on a Tic Tok video he did on whether or not physicians are examining their patients.

Dr. Galati starts the program on how he spent the 4th of July. He’s offering free fibroscans for those who may have symptoms of a fatty liver. Dr. Galati goes on to talk about the benefits of drinking coffee and July 10th being Chronic Disease Awareness Day.

Dr. Galati starts the program wishing all the dads and Happy Father’s Day and explains the generational heath across families. He talks about an article on the secret to men's longevity and shares seven tips to reduce the chance of cancer. Dr. Galati also has lifelong friend John Geerlings join the show to talk about Father’s Day. He ends the show about another article on Glutathione.