They said mmr was bill gates way to kill off all the ones that wouldn’t fall in line with the deep state. RFK he’s right here out in the open being winked at for his ethics

What is the reason for the explosive increase in Autism? How do you propose to stop waste, fraud and abuse in the Federal Government? Democrats generally oppose tracking it down.

First time listening to in-depth explanation of breast density. Learned so much! I strive to stay informed & wonder how many women know what was covered in this episode. I appreciate Abdul’s summaries from time to time. Helps to clarify.

I know that she is extremely smart, but Katelyn’s nasally voice and repetitive manner of speaking, “I mean…” have really turned me off. Abdul is great and the subjects are interesting and important. Please consider a new co-host or none!

Yes, Kaitlyn, South Carolina did experience some damage from Hurricane Helene BUT it was NORTH CAROLINA that was DEVASTATED by Hurricane Helene. See you tube for plenty of videos on how Asheville and the surrounding area was destroyed. I’m sure residents of Pacific Palisades would be upset if repeatedly referred to PP as San Diego. It shouldn’t be that hard to do a little research before you do a broadcast. Signed, Area Code 828.

I’ve listened to Abdul for about a year now and his convos on healthcare are ones I wish more dentists had. I share these episodes with colleagues at my health center and with friends and will rely on it heavily during the next presidential term. Thank you, Abdul for your impactful work!

The discussion around public health on this show is great, which is the true expertise of the hosts. However, at times, when they veer into discussing the nuance of medicine and medical practice, Dr. El Sayed’s lack of clinical experience makes him not a credible commentator on the experience of doctors. This is fine, but I would try to invite practicing doctors on to fill this gap and account for what can at times be a clear bias due to a shallow depth of knowledge that having only medical school clinical experiences brings.

I’ve been listening to your podcast on and off over the last many years and I’ve always been impressed. Adding another epidemiologist to the show is a great idea as she does amazing work in trying to educate the public. I am heartbroken by the results of the election being a healthcare worker myself and staying informed and hopeful is what I know you will impart to us. Thank you!

So helpful

I get a lot of my science and medical news from this show. Dr. El-Sayed lays things out in an easy to understand manner, but not one that patronizes the listener. His interviews are good, as is his analysis of the issues.