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Sometimes very simple things are the answers to difficult issues. Read my article and learn how breathing can help with stress.
Simply putting one foot in front of the other gives you more energy and makes you younger and healthier.
One way to promote healthy living is to take a cue from Elvis. Watch the video to find out what the King did back in 1958.
High-intensity exercise raises your metabolic rate, even after you’ve finished. It also promotes positive change in the brain.
Bio
- @DrMikeRoizen
Specialties:
- Internal Medicine
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Affiliation:
- Cleveland Clinic
Location:
- 9500 Euclid
- Cleveland, OH
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Credentials
- Education
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A.B. Chemistry (highest honors), Williams College, 1964 - 1967M.D., University of California, San Francisco, 1968 - 1971
- Internship
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Medicine, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, MA, 1971 - 1972
- Residency
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Internal Medicine, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, MA, 1972 - 1973Anesthesia, University of California, San Francisco, 1975 - 1977
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Dr. Michael Roizen, MD's contact info
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9500 Euclid
Cleveland, OH 44122
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You’re a Cancer Survivor: Now What?
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Is Cancer Finally on the Ropes?
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Mistaken Worries About Cancer Risks
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Aspirin and the Reduction of Cancer-Related Deaths
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Targeted Cancer Treatment…and…What’s Causing All These Outbreaks of Strange Diseases?
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Cancer Plan for a Nation of Cancer Survivors
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Can a Healthy Weight and Exercise Prevent Cancer?
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