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Living Healthy Together

Each week we share stories, advice and insights from those closest to care in Vermont and northern New York while exploring the local and national issues shaping health care. Catch "Living Healthy Together" live airing on Radio Vermont's WDEV Fridays at 1 pm.

Podcast · By UVM Health · English · Official site

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Sep 4, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Getting Up to Speed: Why E-Bike Safety Hasn't Caught Up (opens the original)

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    E-bikes are changing the way people get around: offering new opportunities for transportation, recreation and independence. But as their popularity grows, so do questions about safety, especially for children and teenagers. Living Healthy Together sits down with pediatric critical care physician Dr. Rebecca Bell, MD, MPH, and injury prevention specialist Stephanie Busch, AEMT, CPSTI, to explore this growing conversation. Together, they discuss what e-bikes are, how they differ from traditional p

  2. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Extreme Heat and Your Health (opens the original)

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    What happens when your body’s built-in cooling system can’t keep up? Emergency medicine physician Dr. Robert Inglis joins Living Healthy Together to explain how the human body regulates temperature, why extreme heat can become dangerous, and what happens when that delicate balance begins to fail. From dehydration and heat exhaustion to serious cardiovascular stress, heat-related illness affects far more than comfort. You’ll learn how heat impacts your heart, kidneys and other vital organs, why h

  3. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Why Wildfire Smoke is More Dangerous Than You Think (opens the original)

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    Wildfire smoke is no longer just a problem for the western United States. Join University of Vermont researcher Christina Barsky and Moms Clean Air Force public health manager Elizabeth Bechard as they explore the growing impacts of wildfire smoke on our region and discuss the heightened risks facing children, pregnant people, older adults, outdoor workers and individuals with chronic conditions. Learn what emerging research reveals about respiratory illness, cardiovascular health, pregnancy out

  4. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    Heat and Your Health: What Everyone Needs to Know (opens the original)

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    Heat isn’t just uncomfortable. It can be dangerous. Join University of Vermont researcher Elizabeth Doran to explore how heat and humidity affect communities and daily life across Vermont and the Northeast. From heat stress and heat stroke to the challenges faced by older adults, renters, outdoor workers and people with chronic health conditions, we examine why the emergence of extreme heat is one of the most important public health issues of our time. You’ll learn why the first major heat wave

  5. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    Treating Migraine Today (opens the original)

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    Migraine affects far more than your head. In the third part of our migraine series, headache specialist Adam Sprouse-Blum, MD, and Katie MacDonald, executive director of Miles for Migraine, explore what life is like with migraine and how treatment has evolved dramatically in recent years. From brain fog, sensory overload, nausea, facial pain and aura to the invisible burden of chronic migraine, this conversation reveals why migraine is one of the most misunderstood neurological diseases in the w

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