David L. Katz

Yale University

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Director of the Prevention Research Center at Yale University.

David L. Katz on KCRW

Intravenous micronutrient therapy is catching on. There are storefront clinics setting up all over the place - where you can get an infusion of B vitamins and other things.

Storefront IV drips

Intravenous micronutrient therapy is catching on. There are storefront clinics setting up all over the place - where you can get an infusion of B vitamins and other things.

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