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Review Part III - after the Attia Podcast After completing the interview with Dr. William Parker and now listening to Peter Attia's analysis, let us look again at this question. I repeat that the init

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Flu season is around the corner and we should take a look at the virus for preparation purposes. Influenza Every few years, I revisit this virus in my writing, not only to keep it on your radar in pre

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For parents of special needs children, I honor you today. I witness your strength every day in clinic. You rise to meet challenges that many cannot begin to imagine, truly. You navigate medical appoin

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Inflammaging from a Population View In a landmark study published inNature Agingon July 7, 2025, researchers challenge a cornerstone of modern gerontology by showing thatinflammaging, chronic, age-