In Good Health Podcast

04/03/2026

Dr. Frank Putnam didn’t set out to specialize in child abuse, he quickly realized that’s where he was needed. Not because he was better suited than any other psychiatrist, but because very few were willing to take it on.

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04/01/2026

These continuous thoughts began to snowball into larger questions and doubts that would get stuck in Eckert’s head. Does god exist? Is my religion the true faith?

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03/30/2026

Scrupulosity can be hard to spot, especially since many religious traditions value strong devotion. Dr. Bailey highlights that the difference between healthy faith and unhealthy obsession is when it begins to negatively impact your daily life. Discover more insights on the In Good Health Podcast: https://linktr.ee/ingoodhealthpod

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03/27/2026

David Hansen recalls a time when Carol’s health was shrouded in secrecy—spoken about only in hushed tones behind closed doors. That silence changed the way people saw her, and shaped her story in unexpected ways.

Discover the powerful journey and what it meant for Carol on In Good Health Podcast. Listen now: https://linktr.ee/ingoodhealthpod

03/26/2026

Ever wondered how your mind and gut are connected? Dr. Megan Riehl, associate professor of medicine and clinical director of the GI behavioral health program at the University of Michigan, reveals why IBS is a disorder of gut-brain interaction. Tune in to In Good Health Podcast for the full story and expert insights: https://linktr.ee/ingoodhealthpod

03/25/2026

Meet Barbara Hansen, a remarkable ninety-six-year-old from Georgetown, Texas, and proud mother of eight. Her youngest daughter, Carol, inspired everyone with her unwavering will to live—so much so that any talk of death was simply not allowed. Discover their moving story on In Good Health Podcast: https://linktr.ee/ingoodhealthpod

03/23/2026

Navigating the end of life can feel overwhelming—there’s no manual for this journey. That’s why more people are turning to death doulas: compassionate guides who offer support, comfort, and dignity in our final chapter, much like birth doulas do at the start of life. Discover how death doulas are changing the conversation around dying. Listen to the full story on In Good Health Podcast: https://ow.ly/2kOm50YtJp5

03/20/2026

After a series of clear tests—no GI issues, not even a single polyp—Owusu-Ansah's final hurdle was the mammogram. But when something unusual showed up on the scan, everything changed.

Listen to Dr. Sylvia Owusu-Ansah's powerful journey on the In Good Health Podcast: https://ow.ly/CcmO50YqtuU

03/16/2026

More than 15 million adults in the U.S. live with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Yet, misconceptions persist—like the belief that high-achieving women can’t have ADHD. Osborn’s experience challenges these outdated ideas.

Listen to her full story on In Good Health Podcast: https://ow.ly/IsKW50Yqt9U

03/13/2026

Ever feel like healthcare has a secret playbook no one shared with you? Those hidden rules can make a big difference in how you get care—and what you pay for it. We’re breaking it all down on this week’s In Good Health Podcast. Tune in: https://linktr.ee/ingoodhealthpod

03/13/2026

Your phone may be ruining your dating life! You may want to establish a no-phone policy an hour or two before a date to allow your dopamine system to regulate -- increasing your capacity to fall in love.

03/09/2026

To Drabkin’s surprise, ALICE was able to describe the instances of adrenal patients using PEF, and the high success rates this population experienced.

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