Professional Credits

Dr. Howard E. Hagglund’s Professional Background

Academic Appointments

Full-time Faculty, University of Oklahoma, Department of Family Practice, 1972 and 1973 Clinical Faculty till present.

Practice

1976 – 2002: A practicing medical doctor in the field of Family Practice, allergies and metabolic diseases; Sole owner of The Hagglund Clinic in Norman, Oklahoma

1970 – 1972: Faculty member, the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine, Department of Family Medicine

1968 – 1970: In medical partnership at a Family Practice Clinic in Storm Lake, Iowa

1966 – 1968: Medical Officer, The United States Navy; stationed in lwakuni, Japan.

Charter Member

National Association of Physician Broadcasters.

Military Service

United States Navy, July 1966 to July 1968. Stationed in Japan.

Professional Credits

• Writer and lecturer in the fields of environmental and preventive medicine.

• Author of Why Do I Feel So Bad (When the Doctor Says I’m O.K.?) and Help!

• I Feel Awful, both books on allergies and allergy management — also, Metabolic Happiness.

• Co-author and research partner in published studies of Candida albicans and its laboratory detection.

• Lecturer and guest speaker at more than fifteen conferences and seminars yearly since 1985.

• Special guest lecturer at the Alternative Medicine Society in Denmark, 1990.

• Teacher of the Nogier System of ear acupuncture (Auricular Therapy) to groups of medical practitioners, and therapist in Auricular Therapy in seminars.

• Charter member of the National Association of Physician Broadcasters.

Education and Certification

Licensure

Licensed to practice medicine in Nebraska, and Oklahoma

Residency

Combined residency and teaching program, The University of Oklahoma, with a Clinic Faculty designation

Internship

L.D.S. Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah

Medical School

The University of Nebraska Medical School. Graduated 1965

College

Premed major, The University of Omaha

Broadcasting Experience

Radio & Television

KRMG, Tulsa

KLGH, Oklahoma City

KTOK, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma News Network

WKY, Oklahoma City

KOMX, St. Louis

KABC Los Angeles

KTVY TV, Oklahoma City

KWTV TV, Oklahoma City

Cable Television

5 State Area Television Show ‘Tele-Visits’

Faculty for AMA Physician Broadcaster’s Seminars, Boston, 1989

Sun Radio Network – 2 hours, 5 days a week, Live Call-in Talk Format; Reaches 48 states