Dr. Nancy Snyderman

July 1: A nurse who was working with Michael Jackson as he prepared for his comeback bid says he asked for a powerful sedative. NBC’s chief medical editor, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, discusses the effects of taking such strong drugs.

FDA panel urges smaller doses of painkillers
July 1: An FDA panel recommends lowering the maximum listed dosage for medicines like Tylenol and Excedrin because of acetaminophen overdoses. NBC’s chief medical editor, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, weighs in.

Teens and plastic surgery
June 25: NBC’s chief medical editor, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, looks at the growing trend of teens getting plastic surgery. Psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz weighs in on whether teens are mature enough to make such a big decision.

Living with cancer
June 10: NBC’s chief medical editor, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, shares the story of one brave woman living with cancer. Ellen Stovall, president of the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, joins Snyderman to discuss what life is like for people with cancer.

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The financial cost of cancer

Assistant principal dies of swine flu

Snyderman reveals diet myths

FDA questions Cheerios health claims

Should cancer genes be patented?

Is the bad economy affecting your health?

New flu vaccine program eyed

New birth control method for men

Protecting yourself from swine flu

Is the U.S. ready for swine flu pandemic?

How bad will swine flu get in the U.S.?

The symptoms of swine flu

Anxious about swine flu?

Swine flu: What you need to know

Can kids ‘recover’ from autism?

Making sense of children’s senses

Staying healthy in tough times

Can robots help treat autism?

Looking for answers on autism

Baby fat: Not so easy to shed?

Women’s deadly health sins

Putting yourself at risk

How a bump on the head can lead to death

Understanding brain injuries

Too much cancer screening?

Assessing your breast cancer risk

Barbara Bush has heart surgery

Where are we with MS?

Study links alcohol, cancer in women

The facts on medical myths

The secrets to living longer

TODAY's heart healthy man

How anger can affect the heart

Managing your man’s stress

Tests every man should have

Is there a cure for the common cold?

Dr. Nancy answers your questions

Questions about quitting smoking

Parents vow to kick the habit

Which peanut products are safe?

Could a virus be making you overweight?

Snyderman on birth of octuplets

Seizures common for Sen. Kennedy

What’s in that brain of yours?

Obama eyes Gupta for surgeon general

Are we popping too many pills?

Teens abusing prescription drugs

Is happiness contagious?

Diluted formula almost kills baby

How healthy is your state?

Most Americans lack vitamin D

Do sleeping pills work too well?

Dr. Snyderman on statin study

Growth hormones: Safe for kids?

Daylight saving time good for your heart?

Cancer prevention through genetic testing

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Sex and your health
May 29: On TODAY’s Daily Dose, NBC’s chief medical editor, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, goes over the basics on how to keep your body and sex life running smoothly.

How close are we to a cancer cure?

Cancer experts answer your questions

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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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