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Terry Graedon - June 25, 2026

Show 1478: The Outdoor Prescription for Fighting Dementia, Depression and Heart Disease

We spend the vast majority of our lives indoors. The outdoor prescription for at least 17 minutes a day outside has great health benefits.

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Joe Graedon - June 24, 2026

FDA Testosterone Reversal: Were Men Misled for a Decade?

After years of frightening warnings, the FDA Testosterone Reversal plan reshapes heart, prostate and Low-T treatment advice.

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Joe Graedon - June 24, 2026

COVID Vaccine Benefits: Did the CDC Try to Bury Good News?

A suppressed CDC study suggests COVID vaccine benefits were meaningful. Why didn’t the public learn sooner that hospital visits were reduced?

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Joe Graedon - June 24, 2026

FDA Drug Approval Standards: Can 2 Wins Erase 11 Losses?

What does “EFFECTIVE” really mean? FDA drug approval standards may favor statistical success over meaningful clinical benefit.

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Dennis Miller, RPh - June 24, 2026

Science, Marketing, Ideology, and Mythology in the World of Pills

Are pills the most distorted product in the history of marketing? The mythology around them obscures the social sources of illness.

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Joe Graedon - June 23, 2026

Shingles Vax Reduces Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke, and Dementia!

Common infections–colds, flu, COVID, UTIs and SHINGLES–are linked to heart attacks and strokes. Could a shingles vax reduce the risk of AD?

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Terry Graedon - June 23, 2026

Tune In for Healthy Listening at The People’s Pharmacy Radio Show

Listening to The People's Pharmacy radio show will give you valuable tips on how to stay healthy.

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Joe Graedon - June 23, 2026

Diet and Exercise Prevent Diabetes as Well as Medication Does

People at risk of diabetes were assigned to change their diet and increase their exercise; over 15 years, they were able to prevent diabetes.

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Joe Graedon - June 22, 2026

The Naltrexone Comeback: Less Alcohol Drinking, Less Pain?

Researchers are finding new uses for an old drug. The naltrexone comeback is helping people drink less, combat pain, and fight long COVID.

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Joe Graedon - June 22, 2026

What Your Eyes Are Telling You: How to Protect Your Sight

Critical information about how to protect your sight: from macular degeneration and glaucoma to dry eyes and "floaters." Get the latest info!