Welcome back to the Rourkehous Medicine podcast. I'm your host for today, Dr. Kate Kreske,

and I'm so excited to be joined by our chief medical officer, Dr. Jeff Glad. Now, today we're

kicking off a brand new and recurring series where we bring Dr. Jeff God's insights about the

newest and greatest things in whole person and integrative care and what it means for us,

both as practitioners and as full script users.

Now, in today's episode, we're diving into three big updates.

The American College of Cardiology's new recommendation to include HSCRP in cardiovascular screening

universally, the new research that established the combination of grip strength and BMI

as a powerful low-cost marker of metabolic and all-cause mortality risk.

And new evidence around Safron as a supportive tool for patients experiencing SSRI-related sexual side effects.

If you've been looking for practical evidence-informed insights that you can bring directly into clinical practice, this is a great place to start.

Let's jump in. Before we

get started, though, I've got a special question for the practitioners in the audience.

Practitioners, what if your supplement dispensing, patient education, and treatment planning all

lived in one powerful platform, built for whole person care? And what if that platform was free

for both you and your patients while saving you hours each week on treatment planning and follow up?

Well, meet FullScript.

The comprehensive care delivery platform designed to reduce administrative burden and enhance clinical impact.

From automated refills and lab ordering with interpretation to evidence-based protocols and built-in adherence support.

FullScript integrates the tools you need to streamline care and stay focused on what matters

most, your patients.

In a recent survey, 74% of providers reported saving up to three hours per week using FullScript

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