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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: How medical myths fueled the peanut allergy epidemic
Chapter 3: The unseen dangers of antibiotic overuse
Chapter 4: The myth about cholesterol and heart disease
Chapter 5: Rethinking birth practices for healthier babies and happier mothers
Chapter 6: The misplaced panic over breast implants and the missed opioid crisis
Chapter 7: Other medical myths that might harm your health
Description
Blind Spots (2024) examines how modern medicine sometimes gets crucial issues wrong, leading to widespread public harm. It explores the consequences of medical groupthink, highlighting failures like the opioid crisis and misguided dietary advice, while advocating for a more transparent and evidence-based healthcare system. Through critical topics such as nutrition, childbirth, and the microbiome, it sheds light on the gaps in medical knowledge that continue to affect patient outcomes
Who Should Listen
- Healthcare professionals seeking to improve patient-centered care approaches
- Medical students interested in understanding systemic issues in healthcare
- Anyone curious about healthcare costs and reform efforts