What Are We Eating During This Pandemic?

11/11/20 • 9 min

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Can you believe we're going on 9 months of this pandemic mess? As we head into winter, it seems like some people are starting to head back to restaurants, but a LOT have been getting into cooking and baking.

Well, today we're talking to Chef Abbie Gelman, who was recently on the RadioMD Podcast HER. She has been a Registered Dietitian for more than a decade, and a chef for twice as long as that.

She talks with Dr. Pam Peeke about diving into comfort food when the world gets crazy, batch cooking for your future self, changing your diet for boosting immunity, and navigating the grocery store in a pandemic.

Hear the full episode on RadioMD or any podcast platform.

As always, feel free to reach out to us at any time with questions or ideas at [email protected].

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Colleges and Universities in the Time of COVID

Dozens of mammals at risk of COVID infection, COVID biggest cause of police deaths this year, and Dr. Fauci says social distancing protocols will most likely last until 2022.

Well, colleges and universities are completely changed during this pandemic, with no parties and no classes in person in most places.

In an episode of another RadioMD podcast Healthy Children, our host Melanie Cole talked with Dr. Yolanda Reid Chassiakos, about managing a kid in college at this time. She is the Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA

Hear this full episode and more on Healthy Children, found on all podcast platforms.

As always, feel free to reach out to us at any time with questions or ideas at [email protected].

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Having Trouble Sleeping During The COVID-19 Pandemic? You’re Not The Only One.

Telework has people fleeing big cities, CDC suggests you wear a mask inside your home if you start to feel sick, and the debate over Thanksgiving plans continues.

Anxiety and dread about the state of the world right now are keeping many of us awake at night.

Whether it's your health or your job, some aspect of COVID-19 is probably throwing you off and making it difficult to rest. But we hope you can find some comfort in knowing this is happening to SO many other people right now.

Dr. Michael Awad is a fellowship-trained sleep surgeon and chief of sleep surgery at Northwestern Medicine and joined Dr. Holly Lucille on her Radio MD podcast Mindful Medicine to talk about sleep apnea, how sleep can build immunity, what to do when the world feels out of our control, and he tells us a bit more about this newer field he's in: sleep surgery.

As always, feel free to reach out to us at any time with questions or ideas at [email protected].