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Get health advice and learn about advances in medicine at Scripps Health through the San Diego Health Podcast. Hosted by Susan Taylor, the bi-weekly program features physicians and other health providers who cover a wide range of topics to help you get well and stay healthy.
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Hypertension & Chronic Kidney Disease (opens the original)
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High Blood Pressure and Chronic Kidney Disease Andrew King, MD, Nephrology High blood pressure can damage the kidneys and increase the risk of chronic kidney disease. In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Andrew King, MD, head of the division of nephrology at Scripps Clinic, about protecting kidney health through regular checkups, a healthy diet, exercise and medications when needed. Dr. King also explains why people with obesity, type 2 diabetes or uncontrolled blood pres
How to Recognize Autism: Early Signs and Treatment (opens the original)
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How to Recognize Autism: Early Signs and Treatment Trevor Hall, DO Autism spectrum disorder (ASD), commonly called autism, affects how people communicate, interact and experience the world. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor speaks with Trevor Hall, MD, a pediatrician at Scripps Coastal Medical Center Encinitas, about the early signs of autism, how it's diagnosed and treated and why early intervention can make a lasting difference. Dr. Hall also discusses common misconception
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