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TED Radio Hour · July 10, 2026 · 50m

Tracking what your body needs

Our bodies constantly send signals, but we often fail to listen. This episode explores new ways to track and understand health—from cutting-edge technology like genomics to simple, everyday habits. Guests include exercise physiologist Keith Diaz, genomicist Michael Snyder, and writer Lizzie Braicks-Rinker.

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Highlights

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Listening to Your Body's Signals
Our bodies constantly send health signals that we often ignore or fail to interpret.
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The Role of Technology in Health Tracking
Cutting-edge technology is enabling more precise and personal health monitoring.
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Simple Everyday Habits for Health
Simple daily habits can be as impactful as high-tech solutions for tracking and improving health.
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Genomics and Personalized Health Decisions
Genomicist Michael Snyder discusses how understanding your genetic makeup can guide personalized health choices.
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