Greg Feinsinger

According to the Centers for Disease Control, 20 percent of Americans ages 40 to 60 and 43 percent of those over 70 suffer from hearing loss. In most cases it is treatable, but only 1...

It has been said that the U.S. doesn’t have a healthcare system; rather we have a disease management system—we wait until diseases occur and then spend trillions of dollars trying to manage them. Immunizations are...

Pneumococcal bacteria are present in the normal microbiome of the nose of many children and adults. In certain circumstances, such as when immunity is weakened by influenza or other viral upper respiratory infections, pneumococci can...

Last week’s column was about the pneumonia shot, and flu shots were discussed the week before. Today’s column is the last in this series. Instead of a healthcare system we have a disease management system—instead...

Eating plant-based, whole food — best for you and for the planet — is not expensive; as a matter of fact the two foods with the most nutrients per dollar are sweet potatoes and red...

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This is the second in a series of columns about the importance of adequate sleep for optimal physical and mental health. These columns are based on the book “Why We Sleep,” by PhD sleep scientist...

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Dr. Greg Feinsinger. The past several columns have been about sleep, based on the book sleep scientist Matthew Walker, PhD’s book “Why We Sleep.” A third of Americans fail to get adequate sleep, which leads to mental and physical health problems, accidents, and poor school and work performance. Today’s column lists several tips for better sleep.