Dr. Dennis Gross - board-certified dermatologist, melanoma researcher, and founder of Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare - joins Dr. Will Cole for a masterclass on everything your skin is trying to tell you. They cover the molecular mechanism behind UV-induced DNA damage and skin cancer, the ABCD mole-check method, why freckles signal past damage, and how to actually read an SPF label. Dr. Gross explains the difference between physical and chemical sunscreens, debunks the SPF layering myth, makes the case for two-step exfoliation, and breaks down LED light therapy - including why FDA clearance is the only marker that matters when buying a device. Plus: what's coming next in skincare, from epigenetic formulations to at-home devices. For all links mentioned in this episode, visit www.drwillcole.com/podcast.

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Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo join Dr. Will Cole for a conversation that goes far deeper than anyone planned - in the best possible way. They share how they met through a sister's scheme and a missions trip to Honduras, what it was like to navigate the Duggar family's courtship process as an outsider, and how listening to 60-plus hours of Bill Gothard's teachings together cracked open everything Jinger had been raised to believe. They talk about church hurt, the difference between false teachers and God himself, what Jinger's book Becoming Free Indeed cost her to write, and how living under rule-based faith can quietly masquerade as real belief. Plus: feeding 19 kids, the industrial kitchen, the strangers who stayed at their house, and the guest who stole Jinger's diary. For all links mentioned in this episode, visit www.drwillcole.com/podcast.

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In this Ask Me Anything episode, Dr. Will Cole and his team tackle listener questions on periorbital edema with Hashimoto's, what your fingernails are communicating about your metabolic and immune health, and the oral vs. injectable GLP-1 debate. They also address a question that's generating a lot of conversation online: are GLP-1 medications blunting dopamine in ways that affect desire, relationships, and emotional connection — and what can be done about it? As always, the team brings both the clinical nuance and the real-world perspective. For all links mentioned in this episode, visit http://www.drwillcole.com/podcast

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