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Docology

[dok-ol-uh-jee]

noun

  1. The process of eliminating confusion and worry about your health through direct contact with one of the world’s leading medical experts [who is also a super approachable guy who explains everything].
  2. The podcast that accomplishes that.

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Episode 28: Weed might be everywhere these days, but what about its hidden impact on kids? In this Docology episode, Dr. Karen Wilson, Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Rochester, reveals the dangers of secondhand marijuana smoke on children’s health. We discuss how cannabis exposure can affect kids’ lungs, brain development, and cognitive function, plus what parents need to know about keeping children safe. 

Episode 27: Why do vaccine myths persist—even with science on their side? Dr. Paul Offit, a leading vaccine expert and co-inventor of the rotavirus vaccine, joined me on this episode of Docology to confront misinformation head-on. In this unfiltered conversation, we explore the real risks posed by vaccine denial. 

Episode 26: RFK Jr. is shaking up health leadership—so we brought in a legendary former HHS Secretary to weigh in. Former Secretary of Health and Human Services, Tommy Thompson, joined me on Docology to reflect on 9/11, SARS, and whether MAHA will help or harm.

Episode 25: Dr. David Fajgenbaum nearly died four times before he discovered his own treatment for Castleman’s Disease, a rare and deadly condition with few answers. Now a leading physician at the University of Pennsylvania, he shares how his personal journey led to groundbreaking work in rare disease research and drug repurposing. This powerful conversation explores the future of medicine for overlooked patients—and why it could benefit everyone.

Episode 24: Millions of Americans are at risk of losing Medicaid coverage under the new federal budget—so we brought in Tom Scully, the former head of Medicare and Medicaid, to break it down. In this episode of Docology, we discuss who’s affected, what the timeline looks like, and the surprising truth behind the bill.

Episode 23: What happens when a virus becomes a weapon? In this episode, Rear Admiral Ken Bernard explores the critical, often overlooked, overlap between disease outbreaks and national security. This conversation is a wake-up call.

Episode 22: Ticks are more than a summer nuisance—they can trigger Lyme disease, red meat allergies, and more. Dr. Lyle Petersen from the CDC joins us to break down tick-borne threats, prevention tips for families and pets, and the surprising ways one bite can change your life.   Portions of this episode use AI-generated visuals—with full permission from the guest—to replace brief video blackouts caused by technical issues. Audio and content remain authentic and unaltered.

Episode 21: June is National PTSD Awareness Month and on this episode of Docology,  we were joined by Dr. Paula Schnurr from the National Center for PTSD, to unpack the latest in trauma therapy. Discover how PTSD shows up in everyday life — and what new treatments are offering real results. If mental health matters to you or your family, you’ll want to hear this. 

Episode 20: Do you find yourself constantly craving sweets or salty snacks? Former FDA Commissioner Dr. David Kessler joined me on the latest episode of Docology to reveal how the food industry has shaped our cravings—and what we can do to take back control. This episode dives deep into the science of desire, the dangers of processed foods, and how we can make healthier choices.

Episode 19: The indefatigable Nancy Brinker joined me on this episode of Docology. With over $3 billion raised and the iconic pink ribbon born from her mission, she now champions early detection through the Promise Fund. Discover how grassroots engagement can save lives.

Episode 18: HHS Secretary RFK Jr. says food additives are fueling chronic disease—but is that the whole story? I sat down with Professor Marion Nestle, acclaimed NYU expert in food safety and public health (and no relation to the food giant), to unpack what’s really in our food.

Episode 17: It’s mosquito season—and those tiny biters are deadlier than you think. Nearly half of all humans who’ve ever lived may have died from mosquito-borne diseases. In this episode, we dive into their deadly history with bestselling author and military historian Timothy Winegard. From ancient wars to modern public health threats, mosquitoes have shaped our world.

Episode 16: Food allergies affect six million children in the U.S., or about two kids in every classroom. Prompting warning labels about peanuts, tree nuts, sesame & more on packaged foods and restaurant menus.  It’s great that awareness is growing – but so is the problem. Why are food allergies exploding in kids today, and what can we do about it? In this episode, Dr. Scott Sicherer, Director of the Jaffe Food Allergy Institute and author of The Complete Guide to Food Allergies, breaks it down.

Episode 15: What if your body had tiny power plants that controlled everything from aging to Alzheimer’s? Meet the mitochondria—microscopic engines with their own wiring. When those wires misfire, the results can be deadly. But new science points to a groundbreaking solution: mitochondrial transplants. In this episode, legendary geneticist Dr. Doug Wallace joins me to explore how this innovation could change the future of medicine

Episode 14: Viruses, bacteria, and other invisible bugs can start their journeys thousands of miles away. But thanks to the ease of air travel, they can quickly find a way into our homes, our schools…and our bodies, where they can take over. Dr. Marty Cetron, who led the CDC's Office of Migration and Quarantine, joined me for a fascinating conversation on this episode of Docology.

Episode 13: Dr. Robert Montgomery joined me on the latest episode of #Docology to share his incredible story as both surgeon and transplant recipient. Learn about the science behind pig-to-human organ transplants and what it means for the future.

Episode 12: What happens when scientists who speak the truth get silenced? In this episode of Docology, Dr. Howard Zucker is joined by Dr. Catherine DeAngelis to tackle the unsettling rise of censorship and political pressure on researchers. 

Episode 11: Do pigs hold the cure for America’s organ donor shortage? Dr. Howard Zucker has a fascinating chat with CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta, who has spent two years assembling a jaw-dropping documentary about breakthroughs in xenotransplantation – the use of animal organs to save human lives.

Episode 10: In this episode of Docology, Dr. Howard Zucker takes on one of the most pressing public health issues facing the next generation: vaping. From sleek, flavored e-cigarettes to rising addiction rates in high schools, Dr. Zucker and Matt Myers, former CEO of Tobacco Free Kids, break down how vaping affects the adolescent body and brain.

Episode 09: In this eye-opening episode of Docology, we tackle the heated national debate around water fluoridation. With Utah becoming the first state to ban fluoride and new HHS Secretary RFK Jr. calling for a nationwide ban, the question is more relevant than ever. To help us separate fact from fear, we’re joined by Dr. Brett Kessler, President of the American Dental Association, for a no-holds-barred conversation.

Episode 08: Autism affects millions—but what do we really know about what causes it? This episode tackles the science, the myths (spoiler: it’s not vaccines), and the urgent risk of losing critical research funding. If you're a parent, educator, or just someone who cares, this conversation is one you can’t afford to miss.

Episode 07: What if the most dangerous threat to global health wasn’t a virus, but our own ignorance? In this gripping episode of Docology, Dr. Howard Zucker sits down with legendary "virus hunter" Dr. Ian Lipkin, a world-renowned epidemiologist and advisor to the CDC, WHO, FDA, and more.

Episode 06: What happens when the very programs meant to protect our health are the first to lose funding? In this episode, Dr. Howard Zucker sits down with Michael Fraser, to explore the growing challenge of state public health programs being stripped of critical funding. We’re breaking down how these cuts are quietly impacting families and communities across the country.

Episode 05: In this eye-opening episode of Docology, Dr. Howard Zucker sits down with Kevin Griffis, the former Head of Communications for the CDC, to discuss why he recently resigned and wrote a scathing editorial criticizing how Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is running the Department of Health and Human Services. 

Episode 04: Are weight loss drugs, like Ozempic, Mounjaro and Wegovy, the game-changer everyone’s talking about OR are they more hype than help? Dr. Howard Zucker and Dr. Judy Korner examine the pros, the cons, and potential side effects. Get the facts before making your decision.

Episode 03: A new study raises the alarm about everyday items that could be posing major health risks to you and your family. One of the paper’s author’s - the crusading scientist who helped get the lead out of household paint and gasoline years ago – brings us up to date on the latest red flags, what you must do today to protect those you love, and whether the government is helping…or hurting.

Episode 02: Measles cases are rising in the U.S. for the first time in decades. Learn how to protect yourself and your family with expert insights from Dr. Howard Zucker.

Episode 01: Is another COVID already here? A leading researcher shares the latest tracking on bird flu.

Howard Zucker MD

When it comes to your health, you need facts, plain and simple. 


Dr. Howard Zucker has spent a lifetime applying facts to ensure that the thousands of patients he’s cared for, and the billions of people whose health he has been charged with preserving, received the best possible protection from illness.


Under President Biden, he served as Deputy Director for Global Health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Under President George W. Bush, he was a White House Fellow & Deputy Assistant Secretary of Health. In between, he served as Commissioner of Health for the State of New York and Assistant Director General of the World Health Organization. 


He trained as a pediatrician, anesthesiologist, cardiologist, and intensive care specialist and worked at some of America’s finest hospitals. Oh, and he’s also got two law degrees. Not that he has time to use them.


Beginning March 18th, you can join Dr. Zucker on Docology, his new YouTube podcast. 


On demand. No appointment necessary.

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