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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2025 · 40 MIN

JAN 12 Top Doctor Warns of Common Drugs taken by Millions that Can Lead to a Heart Attack HR3

from Dr. Bob Martin Show · host Radio America

You might be taking a class of drugs right now capable of leading to a heart attack. You might take them for back or neck pain, headaches, arthritis or pain associated with an injury. Over 100 million prescriptions for this class of drugs are written each year in the US causing the estimated death of nearly 20,000 Americans. [Please tune into ‘The Dr. Bob Martin Show]Junk Food Diets Blamed for Soaring Number of Patients HospitalizedCheap junk food diets are behind a 'very concerning' spike in the number of people being hospitalized. Hundreds of thousands of people have received treatment in hospitals for health problems linked to a lack of vital nutrients in the last year alone.Health Alternative of the WeekHealth Outrage of the WeekProduct Recall of the WeekHealth Mystery of the Week Dr. Bob Martin answers listeners’ questions on a wide variety of health topics.

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