
Things are getting weird in the world of public health. Childhood vaccines are suddenly up for debate, fluoride is being described as industrial waste, and it feels like everyone is talking about raw milk! Navigate this chaotic time with public health expert Dr. Chelsea Clinton, who every week talks to doctors, dietitians, parenting experts and more to expose pseudoscience and help us sort fact fr... more
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Elizabeth Booker Houston was at the FDA for seven years before she hit her breaking point this past August. Now, she’s able to speak candidly about what it was like to work inside the federal government as departments are gutted. “Things will continu... more
Pharmaceutical scientist Morgan McSweeney has amassed a huge online community through his health mythbusting alter ego, Dr. Noc. Morgan and Chelsea discuss why “natural” isn’t always better, why coffee doesn’t cause lung cancer, and the latest fear-m... more
Economist, author, and professor Emily Oster is known for bringing clarity and evidence-based analysis to some of the most complex decisions we face as parents. One of her books, Expecting Better, meant a lot to Chelsea as she was preparing to be a n... more
As a registered dietician with a PhD in nutrition science, Dr. Jessica Knurick first noticed heightened amounts of fear-mongering around health and nutrition on her social media feeds when she was postpartum with her second kid in 2022 – and it’s onl... more
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If you can’t give me stitches and a prescription for valium, you’re not a doctor, Chelsea…
This podcast is a breath of fresh air in a media landscape that seems determined to raise everyone’s anxiety level to a 10 out of 10. I appreciate that guests actually explain some of the background for why current myths are so rampant and have been accepted as truth and the distinction of why things that may be true in one realm can cause true harm when taken to the extreme. Please give us more!!
I think we listened to enough ‘trusted experts’ during Covid without listening to those chosen by ‘Dr’ (philosophy) Chelsea Clinton.
On one episode tries to tell us seed oils are safe but fails to mention The Clinton Foundation has a commercial farm that produces corn, soybeans, and sunflowers.
Who in the world is taking advice from Chelsea Clinton and her curated experts and “science?” The Clinton Foundation and its partners are benefiting financially from the “advice” presented. Where is that disclosure?
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Focuses on dissecting controversial public health topics and misinformation that has gained traction in today's media environment. Episodes feature conversations with experts like doctors and dietitians, who help to clarify misconceptions about subjects such as vaccination, nutrition, and maternal health. Unique in its commitment to bridging scientific evidence with everyday health discussions, the content is aimed at empowering listeners to differentiate between credible facts and misleading claims surrounding public health.
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