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Latest Issues

Parasites and explosive diarrhea: FAQs on cyclospora

A large news publication reached out to ask me for comments on the current Cyclospora parasite outbreak. To ensure I had the best information possible, I collaborated with my dear friend and colleague, Dr. Nicole Arnold, an Assistant Profes...

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Beware the AI Health Apps

The Yuka App. The Oasis App. And now, the Olive app.

For those who don’t know, the Yuka app is the #1 health and fitness app in the App Store. It’s a simple app - you scan food and it ranks your food from a scale of 0-100 based on how “goo...

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MAHA Does Not Exist

As of Tuesday night, Marty Makary officially resigned as FDA Commissioner. His 13-month stint at the FDA (might as well be called a co-op at this point - hope you can use it for class credit, Marty), was marked by achievements in cringey me...

4 months ago
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What You Need to Know About Collagen (and food as skincare)

Food and skincare have become more and more closely intertwined in the past few years, and as a result, diets are being judged by how “beautifying” they are. “Eat your Skincare” campaigns are all over the place: tallow as face lotion, colla...

5 months ago
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No One Actually Wants a Transparent Food System

This week I received a flood of DM’s asking me to review a video of a person being surprised and upset about “simulated blueberries” in a blueberry bagel product. You can watch the video here.

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