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What's Health Got to Do with It?

Vaccine rollbacks; inverted food pyramid; DIY HPV tests

Dr. Amy Hessler, neurologist at Universal Neurological Care; Dr. Tina Ardon, practicing family physician at Mayo Clinic in Florida; Chad Neilsen, director of infection prevention and control at Nemours Children’s Health in Florida
Dr. Amy Hessler, neurologist at Universal Neurological Care; Dr. Tina Ardon, practicing family physician at Mayo Clinic in Florida; Chad Neilsen, director of infection prevention and control at Nemours Children’s Health in Florida

Our panel of medical experts discusses the biggest health headlines of the month, including:

  • The federal government scaled back children’s vaccines requirements from 17 diseases to 11. 
  • President Trump says he takes 325 milligrams of aspirin a day. Experts weigh in on current recommendations for aspirin use. 
  • Newly released dietary guidelines receive both praise and criticism.
  • Doctors warn that changes to teen meningitis vaccination requirements could be deadly.
  • A new study suggests autism is not a single spectrum but a collection of biological subtypes. 
  • A self-administered HPV test could replace an annual Pap smear for many women.

Guests:

  • Chad Neilsen, director of infection prevention and control at Nemours Children’s Health in Florida
  • Dr. Tina Ardon, practicing family physician at Mayo Clinic in Florida
  • Dr. Amy Hessler, neurologist at Universal Neurological Care
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