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In-Depth with the Doctors:

A Deep Dive into Health Topics You Want to Understand

Are you eager to explore the most important health topics directly with trusted experts? Our In-Depth with the Doctors series provides you the unique opportunity to spend a few hours with the medical professionals from the T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies.

This series covers the most frequently asked questions on health topics that impact our everyday lives—from osteoporosis and breast cancer to diabetes and much more! These engaging and informative sessions offer in-depth insights that go far beyond the basics, giving you the knowledge to make informed decisions about your health.

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  • Expert-Led Discussions: Gain valuable perspectives from experienced doctors who will guide you through complex health topics, translating research into practical, actionable advice.
  • Comprehensive Learning: Enjoy a thorough exploration of each health condition, including its history, risk factors, treatment options, and relationship to lifestyle. You’ll walk away with a deep understanding that empowers you to take control of your health.
  • Engaging Format: Each session is designed to maximize your learning, with a mix of in-depth presentations and a generous Q&A period, allowing you to ask questions and dive deeper into the topic.
  • Ongoing Access: Life gets busy, but that’s okay. You’ll have lifetime access to the full session recording, so you can revisit the material whenever it fits into your schedule.
  • Exclusive Resources: You’ll receive a curated resource list to help you go even further. This includes essential takeaways, reading materials, and links to additional research that will expand your understanding.
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Whether you’re seeking answers to long-held questions, looking to deepen your knowledge, or simply want to take proactive steps toward better health, this series is designed to provide you with trusted guidance and expert insights.

  • $89
  • Understanding Prostate Cancer: Symptoms, Prevention, and Treatment
  • September 27, 2025—9:00 AM to Noon ET

  • A healthy prostate is critical to overall well-being and vitality. But what is the best way to support prostate health? How do modern lifestyles—particularly the standard American diet and sedentary habits—contribute to an increased risk of prostate cancer? What can we do to control risk factors like inflammation and a depressed immune system?

    Join Dr. Adriana Cortés, Dr. Stacy Loeb, and Gabe Canales, the founder of men’s health nonprofit Blue Cure, on Saturday, September 27, at 9 a.m. (ET) for a comprehensive three-hour exploration of prostate cancer. We’ll be answering all of these questions and more, plus offering practical, proactive steps that you can take to support the healthiest outcomes possible.

  • $89 $79
  • Understanding Diabetes: Symptoms, Prevention, and Treatment
  • November 15, 2025—9:00 AM to Noon ET

  • Diabetes is not as deadly as heart disease. For many, it’s not as frightening as cancer or some of the other top causes of death. And yet, in some ways, diabetes is more concerning than either of those dreaded diseases: the global prevalence is rising at an alarming rate, and it is already the most expensive chronic disease in the US. So, what are we doing about it? And what steps can you take to control the risk factors?

    Join us on Saturday, November 15, at 9 a.m. (ET) for a comprehensive three-hour exploration of diabetes. The session will be led by Dr. Adriana Cortés, Dr. Daniel Chen, and Robby Barbaro, cofounder of the Mastering Diabetes personalized coaching program.

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Autoimmune Disorders
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Gut Health
  • $89
  • Unlocking Bone Health: The Truth About Osteoporosis and How to Protect Your Future
  • Registration closed on June 28, 2025. The recording and resources from this class are available for purchase.

  • Strong bones are the foundation of good health. They protect our vital organs and allow us to move freely and maintain independence as we age. However, modern lifestyles—particularly the standard American diet and sedentary habits—contribute to the loss of bone mass, leading to osteoporosis and an increased risk of fractures.

    Join Dr. Adriana Cortés and Dr. Ana M. Negrón for a comprehensive 3-hour exploration of osteoporosis.