
Nina Shapiro
I wrote a book dispelling health myths called HYPE: A Doctor's Guide to Medical Myths, Exaggerated Claims and Bad Advice-- How to Tell What's Real and What's Not, to stop our heads from spinning from overwhelming rapid-fire health information.I'm the Director of Pediatric Otolaryngology and Professor of Head and Neck Surgery at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. I've been in academic medicine for over two decades, setting the record straight about the latest health fads and misconceptions. As someone who's had their feet firmly planted in both clinical and academic work, I help patients and families make decisions every day about their health. Living in times filled with suspicion, I find myself dispelling a lot of myths in response to swarms of information triggering fear or unnecessarily pushing us to change our habits overnight.
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5時間未満の睡眠時間の高齢者、認知症発症と死亡率上昇のリスク
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「長生きしたいなら唐辛子を摂取」、その研究結果を解釈する
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CA州、フレーバー付きタバコの販売禁止へ 若年層への影響大
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パンデミック認定の新型コロナ、死亡リスクは男性の方が高い?
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一部の食品に感染症治癒効果? 今後は実験室外の検証も必要に
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生理中の「隔離小屋」で女性死亡のネパール 偏見は先進国にも
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2010年代に広まった「最も怪しい」5つの健康法
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「女子のSTEM教育」に潜む偏見
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インスタで謎のブーム「肛門日光浴」に効果はあるのか?
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長生きするためのウオーキング量 1日1万歩の数字は妥当?
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子供に電子機器を贈るべきでない理由 「ボタン電池」は死因にも
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J・ジャミルがデトックス茶の宣伝を批判 パロディー動画投稿へ