Dr. Nancy Snyderman

Nov. 2: The deaths of 19 children in the last week have been linked to the swine flu; meanwhile, as the CDC warns the pandemic could get worse. NBC’s chief medical editor, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, reports.

Are women making themselves sick?
Oct. 22: NBC’s chief medical editor, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, discusses the ways some women compromise their health to be caregivers.

Parents help fight brain tumors in kids
Oct. 22: Jennifer and Steve Czech, whose son died suddenly from a rare brain tumor, are now working to raise awareness of pediatric tumors. Erin Burnett talks to the Czechs and NBC’s chief medical editor, Dr. Nancy Snyderman.

Petite tot denied insurance
Oct. 21: A 2-year-old in Colorado has been denied health insurance for being underweight. Her parents talk about their ordeal in a TODAY exclusive.

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Medical Myths That Can Kill You

Read an excerpt from Dr. Nancy Snyderman's new book, "Medical Myths That Will Kill You — And the 101 Truths That Will Save, Extend and Improve Your Life."

Mini medical miracles

	Possible cure for dandruff Jan. 31: Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports on the latest information scientists have discovered about this flaky fungus.
	Possible cures for insomnia Jan. 30: Do you suffer from sleepless nights? The simple solution could be in your hands and feet. Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports.
	Possible cure for baldness Jan. 29: Hate that you’re losing your hair? Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports on a new treatment that might allow you to grow new locks.

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