
Tired of confusing advice about your immune system? So is Dr. Doug Jones. In The Immune Edit, board-certified immunologist Dr. Doug Jones cuts through the hype, half-truths, and health fads to bring you real answers on food allergies, long COVID, autoimmune issues, and chronic inflammation. Each episode delivers science-backed insights, practical strategies, and no-nonsense conversations to help y... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | a year ago |
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In a world of viral health claims, polarized opinions, and social media certainty, medicine rarely fits neatly into two opposing sides.
In this episode of The Immune Edit, Dr. Doug Jones explores why two things can be true at once: a patient can be ... more
What happens when food allergy testing creates a diagnosis instead of clarifying one?Dr. Doug Jones is joined by returning guest Dr. Manisha Relan for a wide-ranging conversation about a teenage patient who was tested for food allergies despite initi... more
Why are more physicians leaving insurance-based medicine? Is direct care really just "concierge medicine," or is something much bigger happening in healthcare?
In this episode of The Immune Edit, Dr. Doug Jones is joined by board-certified allergist... more
Millions of people fly every year assuming airline meals are held to the same food safety and labeling standards as restaurants or packaged foods. They're not.
In this episode of The Immune Edit, Dr. Doug Jones welcomes back food allergy advocate Li... more
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Thank you for having Lianne on with her strong message about mislabeled and deadly meals on airlines. You reached me and my kids and my Facebook page
I so appreciate this smart, thoughtful, compassionate allergist/immunologist sharing his knowledge, experience and thoughts. I can’t wait to hear what else he has to say. I’m super psyched he does telemed care in my state.
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The show features science-backed conversations with immunologists, allergists, nurses, dietitians, and mental-health professionals who specialize in food allergies, long COVID, autoimmune issues, and chronic inflammation. Episodes center on practical guidance for patients and families, real-world treatment options, and navigating the healthcare system, often through patient-centered decision making, policy debates, and system-level barriers. Noteworthy across episodes are themes of humility in medicine, the evolution of therapies beyond traditional approaches, and the importance of trusted, transparent communication between clinicians, patients, and families. The mix of clinical expertise and advocacy provides a comprehensive view of modern... more
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Recent guests on The Immune Edit include:
1. Dr. Alice Hoyt
2. Lianne Mandelbaum
3. Mobeen Syed
4. Mia Silverman
5. Raquel Durbin
6. Dr. Manisha Relan
7. Amanda Whitehouse
8. Dr. Adam Fox
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