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As new data becomes available, clinical guidelines are constantly changing to empower clinicians to provide the highest quality health care possible and improve patient outcomes. Learn how emerging clinical guidelines impact medical practices and influence your health care. Stay informed to ensure you are getting the best care possible.

Large studies have facilitated advances in understanding how diet contributes to disease and how we can better manage and even prevent some diseases and improve our quality of life. Many meal plans are demonstrated to help you meet your goals and fit your lifestyle. There is certainly not a “one size fits all” approach to dieting. Get creative and have fun while learning about diet trends, such as the Mediterranean diet, to help manage diseases like diabetes and reduce your risk for heart disease, stroke and some cancers.

Go beyond the traditional classroom setting, and get ready for an amazing learning adventure with our health science docuseries.  Understanding key concepts in chemistry, biology, anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology and engineering is made ridiculously simple with MEDTV Classroom.

Learn how the various fields of science apply to the real-world, and tour the research facilities that are transforming our future.

Obesity and sedentary lifestyles are modifiable risk factors associated with heart disease, diabetes, stroke and even certain cancers.

Walking is one of the most popular forms of low-intensity exercise; however, research shows that low-intensity exercise is not enough to experience significant health benefits. Most Americans do not exercise effectively and may be missing out on the critical health benefits of moderately intense and occasionally vigorous exercise. Learn how to make the most of your exercise program with our fitness experts.