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Hosted by Lenz · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 68 episodes
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Dr. Bruce Feinberg, a healthcare thought leader and talk radio personality, hosts “The Weekly Check-Up Podcast,” a bi-monthly healthcare talk program featuring practical answers to a wide range of health issues. Dr. Feinberg explores topics ranging from skin conditions to the musculoskeletal system to body fat to heart disease and all points in between. New episodes of “The Weekly Check-Up Podcast” appear every other week on all major podcast platforms.
Lenz hosts The Weekly Check-Up Podcast, a health show with 68 episodes published.
Managing a long-term illness is an ongoing process of adaptation, daily management, and resilience. It is a marathon, not a sprint; a journey, not a destination. It challenges the all-too-American notion of fixing the pr
In the 19th century, Chinese railroad laborers brought a host of traditional medicines to our shores, among which was the oil of the Chinese water snake to treat inflammation and arthritis. An American, Clark Stanley, co
You know them, you’ve seen them, you may even use them. They’re WMD-wearable medical devices like the FitBit, the Apple Watch, and the Aura ring, and the one-inch square discs affixed on people’s upper arms monitoring bl
The innumerable songs of heartache by female artists that top the R&B, Rock and Country music charts tell of the emotional heartbreak of lost love. But the literal, physical broken heart is a profoundly underappreciated
One hundred years ago, medical researchers noted that upper-body obesity was associated with high blood sugar (diabetes), high blood pressure (hypertension), and hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis.) Fifty years l
In his farewell address as president on January 17, 1961, Eisenhower warned his countrymen of what he called "the military-industrial complex," a huge and permanent armaments industry that had acquired great political an
The eye's posterior chamber, from the back of the lens through the gel-like vitreous humor to the retina’s neural network and blood vessels, is a marvel of biologic engineering. It translates light into electrical impuls
The innumerable songs of heartache by female artists that top the R&B, Rock and Country music charts tell of the emotional heartbreak of lost love. But the literal, physical broken heart is a profoundly underappreciated
The roots of urgent care trace back to the industrial clinics of the early 20th century designed to treat injured workers quickly and minimize downtime. The urgent care model re-emerged in the 1970s as a response to over
Most rashes are benign. If they are viral, they resolve spontaneously, and if they are bacterial they may require antibiotics. However, some rashes have been more elusive to understand and treat. These more chronic skin
Cataracts, which are the age-related changes of the eye’s natural lens, are the leading cause of reversible blindness worldwide and among older adults in the U.S. As proteins in the lens break down over time, they cause
The US rural healthcare crisis is a quiet emergency affecting roughly 60 million people — one-fifth of the population — who face higher mortality rates, systemic hospital closures, and severe specialist shortage. Over 70
The facts are staggering. Lung cancer remains the number one cancer killer of both men and women. 230,000 new lung cancer diagnoses are expected in the US this year. The average annual cost of treating advanced or metast
One hundred years ago, medical researchers noted that upper-body obesity was associated with high blood sugar (diabetes), high blood pressure (hypertension), and hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis.) Fifty years l
The American healthcare system is in crisis characterized by high and rising costs, fragmentation, poor access to care, administrative complexity, and workforce shortages. Costs are passed on via ever rising premiums, de
Among the many reasons I chose the specialty of medical oncology is that cancer can present anywhere in the body, manifest any symptom, affect anyone, and its clinical course often presents conundrums for our inner Sherl
Medical historians endlessly debate the greatest medical advancements. Among them are vaccination credited to Jenner in 1796; anesthesia credited to Crawford-Long in 1842; antibiotics with Fleming’s discovery of penicill
The use of sound or acoustic energy in medicine has evolved from the ancient diagnostic method used by Hippocrates by placing his ear to the chest. However, we had to wait 2,000 years for the invention of the stethosco
Great trauma systems do not prevent trauma; they limit the carnage, disability, and chaos that are its consequence. Preventing trauma is the work of public policy and organizations like the Georgia Trauma Foundation. Sea
If you’ve ever gone with your gut to make a decision or felt butterflies in your stomach when nervous, you’re likely getting signals from an unexpected source: your second brain. Hidden in the walls of the digestive syst
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The Weekly Check-Up Podcast is hosted by Lenz. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 68 episodes.
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