The People's Pharmacy
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Saturday 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM on WUSF 89.7
Joe and Terry Graedon have become two of the nation's leading health care authorities. With backgrounds in pharmacology, nutrition, and medical anthropology, the Graedons have joined forces to explore the most interesting, compelling, and controversial health and medical issues of our time. The People's Pharmacy features nationally recognized authorities on medicine, mental health, nutrition, fitness, and related issues. Guests discuss current issues and answer call-in questions from listeners.
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Americans are surprisingly active at night. That's the conclusion of a survey of more than 19,000 adults. Nearly one in three reported that they have ...
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