Long Form (multi topic, hourly/full show)

Medicine.  What does Dr. Buckhold think about a new study that finds women who binge drink have an increased risk of heart disease? What is his take on a new study that says intermittent fasting is bad for the heart? And why is there no end in sight to a national shortage of an ADHD drug?
2. Dr. RANDI MOZENTER, clinical psychologist on staff with Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes Jewish Hospital. Following Tuesday morning's collapse of the Key Bridge in Baltimore, lots of people with a bridge phobia are seeking help.  What is bridge phobia?  How common is it?  How is it treated?  What is systematic desensitization?  
3. Dr. MARK DYKEWICZ, SLU Care allergist and chair of the Department of Allergy and Immunology at Saint Louis University School of Medicine.  A United Nations climate group says there is clear evidence to show global warming is making our pollen seasons arrive earlier, last longer, and be more potent.  Is that true?  What is the evidence?  What allergies are out there?  What are the current treatments?  What is the best way to try to avoid pollen?  
4. Dr. LINDSAY CLUKIES, emergency medicine physician with Washington University School of Medicine.  Dr. CLUKIES talks with KMOX's MEGAN LYNCH about some of the hazards involved with doing yard work -- and has some tips on how to stay safe while mowing the lawn.  And she has advice on how to keep your kids safe in the backyard when cutting grass.
4a. Dr. JON LAPOOK, CBS News Chief Medical Correspondent -- on Princess Catherine's cancer announcement from last week.  What is preventive chemotherapy?  What type of cancer is this?  How early might this have been detected?  How do cancer patients react once they hear the diagnosis?

Medicine.  What does Dr. Buckhold think about a new study that finds women who binge drink have an increased risk of heart disease? What is his take on a new study that says intermittent fasting is bad for the heart? And why is there no end in sight to a national shortage of an ADHD drug? 2. Dr. RANDI MOZENTER, clinical psychologist on staff with Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes Jewish Hospital. Following Tuesday morning's collapse of the Key Bridge in Baltimore, lots of people with a bridge phobia are seeking help.  What is bridge phobia?  How common is it?  How is it treated?  What is systematic desensitization?   3. Dr. MARK DYKEWICZ, SLU Care allergist and chair of the Department of Allergy and Immunology at Saint Louis University School of Medicine.  A United Nations climate group says there is clear evidence to show global warming is making our pollen seasons arrive earlier, last longer, and be more potent.  Is that true?  What is the evidence?  What allergies are out there?  What are the current treatments?  What is the best way to try to avoid pollen?   4. Dr. LINDSAY CLUKIES, emergency medicine physician with Washington University School of Medicine.  Dr. CLUKIES talks with KMOX's MEGAN LYNCH about some of the hazards involved with doing yard work -- and has some tips on how to stay safe while mowing the lawn.  And she has advice on how to keep your kids safe in the backyard when cutting grass. 4a. Dr. JON LAPOOK, CBS News Chief Medical Correspondent -- on Princess Catherine's cancer announcement from last week.  What is preventive chemotherapy?  What type of cancer is this?  How early might this have been detected?  How do cancer patients react once they hear the diagnosis?

Health Matters

​Your Health Matters! Saturdays at 4:00 Health Reporter, Fred Bodimer 
checks in with the Physicians of SSM Health for the latest information to 
keep you healthy.

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