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Dr. Joy Browne is America's leading radio psychologist. At almost 15 years on WOR Radio, the show is the longest-running of its kind. Her show consists of listener phone calls, where Dr. Joy helps you navigate your personal problems -- everything from kids to sex to family relations to workplace issues - you name it! Despite the occasional embarrassing question, Joy never fails -- no topic is too racy for her!

The Dr.Joy Browne Show-May 21,2012-Hour 1
Dr. Joy is back from her cruise and wants to share all the fun details!

The Dr.Joy Browne Show-May 21,2012-Hour 2
Cyber bullying is very real and extremely dangerous. Dr. Joy says there are ways to end this senseless behavior.

The Dr.Joy Browne Show-May 21,2012-Hour 3
Dr. Joy helps a caller having a difficult time with the relationship between his children and his ex.

The Dr.Joy Browne Show-May 18,2012-Hour 1

The Dr.Joy Browne Show-May 18,2012-Hour 2

Auditors Call for End to Medicare Bonus Program

WASHINGTON (AP) -- In a rebuke to the Obama administration, government auditors are calling for the cancellation of an $8 billion Medicare program that congressional Republicans have criticized as a political ploy. The nonpartisan Government Ac

Autism Rates Up, Experts Call for Early Intervention

According to new government statistics, 1 in 88 children will be diagnosed with some sort of brain disorder. That means autism is nearly twice as common as it appeared in data the government gathered 10 years ago.

The So-Called Health Foods to Avoid

It seems that almost every day there is a contradicting story about what we should eat and what we should avoid. Katherine Tallmadge, internationaly recognized and respected in the nutrition and weight loss field, tells WOR about the common misconceptions that plague the health conscious.

I, Robot

Will there come a day when we will accept computers as humans? Inventor and author Ray Kurzweil thinks so. Kurzweil believes that people and technology are blurring - pointing to the smartphones and other gadgets attached to nearly every person's hand at all times.

French Autistic Kids Mostly Get Psychotherapy

LONDON (AP) -- In most developed countries, children with autism are usually sent to school where they get special education classes. But in France, they are more often sent to a psychiatrist where they get talk therapy meant for people with psychologi

FDA: Kids' Medical Tests Need Child-Size Radiation

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The government is taking steps to help ensure that children who need CT scans and other X-ray-based tests don't get an adult-sized dose of radiation. Too much radiation from medical testing is a growing concern, especially fo

Living Alone with Alzheimer's Tough choice for All

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Elaine Vlieger is making some concessions to Alzheimer's. She's cut back on her driving, frozen dinners replace once elaborate cooking, and a son monitors her finances. But the Colorado woman lives alone and isn't ready t

New Reports: Brachytherapy vs. Whole-Breast Irradiation

The Journal of American Medical Association released new reports claiming older women with invasive breast cancer and treated with lumpectomy, receive better results with whole-breast irradiation than brachytherapy. Women who received brachytherapy have a decreased likelihood of long-term breast preservation and an increased likelihood of complications.