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Andrew W. Campbell, M.D. on Molds, Mycotoxins, and their Neurological Effects In this conversation with Edwin Lee, M.D., Andrew W. Campbell, M.D., Editor-in-Chief of two peer-reviewed medical journals, discusses molds, microtoxins, and their effects on neurological conditions of aging. WATCH VIDEO. 
The Use of Peptides in Age Management Medicine With discoveries of the medical uses of peptides being made at an exponential rate, AMMG attendees have been clamoring for more information on how these helpful substances may be used in an age management medicine practice.
 
FDA Clears First Autoinjectable Testosterone, Xyosted The FDA has approved testosterone enanthate subcutaneous injection for testosterone replacement therapy in men diagnosed with conditions associated with a deficiency or absence of endogenous testosterone.  ‘No Evidence’ High Levels of ‘Bad’ Cholesterol Cause Heart Disease, Doctors Claim Doctors have found there is no evidence of a link between high levels of bad cholesterol and heart disease, a study says. 
For U.S. Doctors, Being Sued Is Common Ailment More than a third of physicians have had a claim filed against them at some point in their careers.  Big Nutrition Research Scandal Sees 6 More Retractions, Purging Popular Diet Tips JAMA's editorial board retracted six studies co-authored by Brian Wansink from its network of publications. 
Francis Collins: Precision Medicine has Made Great Strides but has Yet to Reach Full Potential The director of NIH highlighted both the progress made in precision medicine and the challenges that remain.
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