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Each week, Dr. Lucy McBride talks with her guests like she does her patients — pulling the curtain back on what it means to be healthy, connecting the dots between mental and physical health. To Dr. McBride, health is about more than the absence of disease.
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Today is the day! (opens the original)
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Dear friends, The day I’ve been working toward for 3 years is finally here! It takes an *army* of supporters to launch a book. The video above is to say HUGE THANKS to everyone who has purchased books and supported this process. I wrote Beyond the Prescription to help you, your friends, and loved ones become empowered patients, armed with tools and actionable information to get what you need from our medical system. If you haven’t yet purchased your copy of Beyond the Prescription , today is the
The Box on the Front Stoop 📚 (opens the original)
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BEYOND THE PRESCRIPTION officially goes on sale next week. Get your advance copy here : Last week, I spotted a large box on my front stoop as I pulled in from work. It was either the dog food I‘d ordered from Amazon or fresh-printed copies of my debut book. When the return address read “Simon & Schuster, New York City,” I thought to myself: the dog is going to be hungry and THIS IS IT! I called out to my husband and asked him to film this moment. He shot it in one take, no prep. As you can hear,
What I Wish Every Woman Knew About Breast Cancer (opens the original)
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My book, Beyond the Prescription , comes out on August 11! I wrote it with you in mind. Episode Summary Dr. Lucy McBride sits down with Dr. Amy Commander, breast oncologist at Mass General Brigham and author of Paving Your Path Through Breast Cancer and Beyond , to cut through the fear and misinformation around breast cancer. They cover who is actually at risk, what the screening guidelines mean in practice, what lifestyle factors move the needle, and how to make sense of the HRT and breast canc
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