Episode #59
The Beard Girls Join Me | Week in Review 59
Aug 10, 202629 minS1
Season finale Q&A on DNS, movement, and the biggest health myths—plus a few chaotic kid cameos.
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Hosted by Dr. Beau Beard · health · EN-US · 107 episodes
The FARM Cast aims to close the education and communication gap in healthcare. Raising the bar for patients' education to empower them to become their own health advocates. While highlighting the need for practitioners to become the special operators of the medical world to combat the health issues we currently face as a species.
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Season finale Q&A on DNS, movement, and the biggest health myths—plus a few chaotic kid cameos.
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