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We don't want to give you another task to deal with during this pandemic, but this one is pretty important. On top of managing your new work-life, odd school schedules, and a pandemic at large, we want to remind you to keep your health in check during this tumultuous time. We don't want to give you another task to deal with during this pandemic, but this one is pretty important. On top of managing your new work-life, odd school schedules, and a pandemic at large, we want to remind you to keep your health in check during this tumultuous time. Its hard enough to put ourselves first in general, but especially with the world being upside down. Dr. Naglaa Rizk said when the pandemic first started in New York and New Jersey, OBGYN visits were the first to drop, as patients deemed them unnecessary and didn't want to enter a doctor's office. Dr. Naglaa Rizk is an Assistant Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Women’s Health at Rutgers University, and joins Dr. Taz to talk about heading to the doctor safely, and things women can do to protect their health at home during the pandemic, including DIY breast exams, at-home tests for HPV and fertility, and more!
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We don't want to give you another task to deal with during this pandemic, but this one is pretty important. On top of managing your new work-life, odd school schedules, and a pandemic at large, we want to remind you to keep your health in check during this tumultuous time.
We don't want to give you another task to deal with during this pandemic, but this one is pretty important. On top of managing your new work-life, odd school schedules, and a pandemic at large, we want to remind you to keep your health in check during this tumultuous time.
Its hard enough to put ourselves first in general, but especially with the world being upside down. Dr. Naglaa Rizk said when the pandemic first started in New York and New Jersey, OBGYN visits were the first to drop, as patients deemed them unnecessary and didn't want to enter a doctor's office.
Dr. Naglaa Rizk is an Assistant Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Women’s Health at Rutgers University, and joins Dr. Taz to talk about heading to the doctor safely, and things women can do to protect their health at home during the pandemic, including DIY breast exams, at-home tests for HPV and fertility, and more!
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What is hol+ with Dr. Taz MD | The Future of Medicine is Holistic?
hol+ with Dr. Taz MD is redefining holistic medicine as the future of healthcare—integrating modern science, functional medicine, and time-tested healing systems to treat the whole human, not just symptoms. As a 2025 Webby honoree and pioneering show, hol+ dares to enter the next dimension of health-where both science and spirit converge to drive our health, happiness, relationships and family ecosystems.
Recent guests include mental health advocate and author, Sophie Gregorie Trudeau, best-selling author, Katherine Schwarzenegger, Emmy-winning host, actor, and health enthusiast, Cameron Mathison, supermodel Carol Alt, veteran actress and sometimes medicine woman, Jane Seymour, author and journalist, Tamsen Fadal, wellness advocate and cancer thriver, Kris Carr.
From cutting-edge and innovative experts to celebrities and thought leaders, veteran TV personality, author, and trople board-certified physician, Dr. Taz MD, the host of hol+, leads these game-changing conversations - redefining the future of medicine.
On the heels of her successful 8-year-long podcast, Super Woman Wellness, which boasted over 1 million downloads, hol+ continues to be recognized as a show to watch, recognized in the same category as the Mel Robbins Podcast in the 29th Annual Webby Awards.