I hope everyone is doing well. We have a great show planned for this Monday, as the summer continues to heat up!
Allergies! Now that we have survived hayfever season, its food and insect allergy season! And it doesn't have to be spicy peanut shrimp basted in glutenous batter and covered by honey and bee stingers: even a small amount of an allergen can lead to a severe reaction. Join me and Gwen Smith, the editor of Allergic Living Magazine, as we talk about safe ways for those with food and insect allergies to enjoy summer living!
Call us with your allergy questions at 1-877-NYU-DOCS!
Then, its time for gastroenterology update. I'm not sure why (maybe its all that outdoor living), but the summer always brings with it a fare share of reflux and ulcer disease. We will be discussing (amongst other things):
MtnMD Dr Kelly Sennholz
by doctorira
No evidence supports the common advice to avoid nuts and seeds to prevent diverticulitis, but do eat high fiber diet JFP 2009
doctorira Ira Breite
Lifestyle Changes work in Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease: its another reason to watch weight and exercise (sigh)
doctorira Ira Breite
RT @reuters: Do tea, coffee drinkers have lower superbug risk? reut.rs/q3Ejvu More excellent #coffeeisgreat news!
Call us with your GI questions at 1-877-NYU-DOCS!
Tweet me @doctorira with any other questions or tips you may have
Have you ever wondered about artificial sweeteners. I have. Like, why do I always seem to gain weight when I drink them? Join me and Dr. Diane Stadler of the Oregon Health Sciences University as we talk about this interesting problem. Dr. Stadler also studies diets such as Atkins.
Call us with your diet and artificial sugar questions at 1-877-NYU-DOCS!
Then its time for Ask Dr. Ira, Where you can ask me anything you like about any medical topic at all! Anything you forgot to ask your doctor ask me at 1-877-NYU-DOCS!
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