UF Health Podcasts

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Jun 30, 2026

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Episodes

Study: Voting might lead to longer life 30.06.2026

Voting makes for a healthy democracy. It also might lead to a longer life.…

Treating Parkinson’s with tango 29.06.2026

Five, six, seven, eight. A new type of Parkinson’s treatment is making strides in…

Finally! A peek inside the secret lives of T cells 26.06.2026

Health scientists have understood the role T cells play in the body for more…

Secrets of SuperAgers 24.06.2026

Picture a woman in her 80s. She tells you a story about the time…

New treatment for cholesterol circumvents statins 22.06.2026

For those of us with high cholesterol, there are two options: changing your diet,…

Why your productivity fluctuates, according to scientists 19.06.2026

Some days, you wake up on the right side of the bed. A new…

Exposure to pesticides associated with increase in cancer 18.06.2026

For farmers, gardeners and agricultural enterprises, pesticides present a solution to the problem of…

Obesity impacts men, women differently 17.06.2026

While we won’t trot out the tired adage detailing how women are from Venus…

Using magnesium for better sleep? Here’s what you should know. 16.06.2026

Getting regular, quality sleep can be a challenge. For better or worse, there’s a…

Lung cancer risk might be tied to produce, study suggests 15.06.2026

Eating your fruits and vegetables is one of the easiest ways to care for…

Bear experts put products to the test 14.06.2026

When it comes to testing bear-resistant camping equipment, the bears have the last word.…

When it comes to platypuses, it’s one mystery after another 13.06.2026

The oddest of odd animals on earth has to be the platypus. It’s a…

Loneliness might not result in decline, study suggests 12.06.2026

Despite being touted as a surefire means of adding to one’s risk of dementia,…

Study: Surviving cardiac arrest less likely at night 11.06.2026

The odds of surviving cardiac arrest drop like the setting sun as day turns…

The stealthy dangers of heavy metal toxicity 11.06.2026

While pet-proofing our homes, potential exposure to heavy metals often escapes our notice —…

Weight-loss drugs offer surprising benefits beyond the waistline 10.06.2026

A class of weight-loss medications known as GLP-1s has revolutionized the ongoing battle against…

Pet-friendly perks for employees working away from home 10.06.2026

Creative benefit packages are becoming more common in today’s workplace. Some companies are offering…

Protecting horses and livestock from tetanus 09.06.2026

Tetanus is caused by bacteria that live in soil and manure, lying in wait…

Spring colic and how to prevent it 08.06.2026

Colic — or abdominal pain resulting from gastrointestinal conditions — is one of the…

Increasing threats to freshwater fish migrations 07.06.2026

Did you know that some of the longest animal migrations in the world are…

Live near a highway? An air purifier could be your new best friend. 05.06.2026

For those who live near highways and are nearing the big 4-0, listen up.…

Preventing dogs from opening doors 05.06.2026

Many dogs don’t miss a trick, especially when it comes to behavior repeated right…

Shutting off the brain’s ‘pain switch’ 04.06.2026

Chronic pain is a costly condition in the United States. Affecting one in four…

Narcan can quickly reverse opioid overdose in animals 04.06.2026

Both animals and people can overdose on opioids, like fentanyl or heroine. Dogs —…

Millions are swapping doctor visits with health advice from AI 03.06.2026

A chatbot a day keeps the doctor away — or so it seems for…

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