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HCPLive Podcasts

Your destination feed for medical, health care and clinical science podcasts courtesy of HCPLive—featuring our shows Medical Ethics Unpacked, New Insight, and 5 Stories in Under 5.

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Addressing Rising Insomnia Rates in the United States

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2022/04/11

Last week, the Alliance for Sleep committee announced new data from the largest sleep-based survey in the US, which found that 70% of people with trouble sleeping due to insomnia were “desperate to find a solution”. Insomnia affects approximately 25 million adults in the US, and is partially responsible for the roughly $7 billion spent annually on products or sleep aids such as blackout curtains, eye masks, and white noise machines. Findings from Wake Up America: The Night & Day Impact of

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20:17

Overdrive Podcast: ArthritisPower Redesign and Research

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2022/04/11

Dr. Benjamin Nowell and David Curtis chat about the the recent press release that CreakyJoints published addressing updates to their ArthritisPower interface in order to improve the user’s experience, including incorporating patient perspectives. They discuss how the changes will help both patients and rheumatologists alike, recent research, and what we have to look forward to in the near future. Dr. Nowell is Director of Patient-Centered Research at the Global Healthy Living Foundation and

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23:03

Introducing Insulin Therapy and Dietary Care to...

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2022/04/06

As diabetes care continues to evolve, especially in regard to insulin therapies, so too must the conversations being had between patients and doctors. Fortunately, a recent webinar titled “Institutional Perspectives in Diabetes: New Advances in Insulin Therapy for the Management of Type 2 Diabetes” hosted a myriad of thoughtful discussions regarding the importance of insulin therapies for diabetes care. As a certified diabetes care and education specialist and a dietitian, Cheryl Marco, RDN,

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11:26

Diagnosing and Treating Rosacea : An Overview

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2022/04/04

April is Rosacea Awareness Month! While the cause of rosacea is still unknown, what is known is that it is estimated to affect up to 16 million people in the United States alone. Additionally, a recent survey by the National Rosacea Society indicated that 47% of affect patients were unaware of the disorder prior to their diagnosis, and 95% stated that they knew very little about the signs and symptoms of rosacea. This Friday, HCPLive will be hosting a variety of discussions and new investigations

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18:27

Ardythe Morrow, PhD: The Connection Between Gut...

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2022/03/29

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13:27

Why Dermatologists Diagnose Psoriasis Less in Black...

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2022/03/26

Coming live from the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) 2022 Meeting in Boston, managing editor Kevin Kunzmann sits down with investigators from University of Perelman School of Medicine to discuss new data showing disparities in psoriasis diagnoses by race, and how dermatologists can become more confident in identifying new cases.

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24:22

Rare Disease Report: Relapsing Polychondritis

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2022/03/25

For Autoimmune Disease Awareness Month, Joe Ahearn, MD, discusses relapsing polychondritis from a clinical perspective with Michael Linn, an advocate and the Vice Chair of the Relapsing Polychondritis Foundation. The team shares an exciting announcement about the partnership they've formed.

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9:32

Improving Racial and Ethnic Representation in...

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2022/03/24

Representation of different racial and ethnic groups in clinical trials has been an ongoing concern across all clinical fields, and pediatrics is no exception. A recent study from Emory University School of Medicine found that the number of pediatric clinical trials that reported participant race and ethnicity had increased from 2011 to 2020. However, participant race and ethnicity were still underreported. Lead study author Chris A. Rees, MD, MPH, Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Emory

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11:42

How Dermatologists Combat Misinformation on Social Media

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2022/03/17

In recent years, the subject of misinformation has pervaded many of our conversations regarding world news, politics and more. But how might it affect dermatology care, especially in the realm of social media? A recent study from the University of California found that among 439 acne-related posts to the social media platform in April 2020, only 17 of the top posts came from dermatologists. The remaining posts were generated from “influencers” with no clinical background. Influencers often

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8:50

The Promise of FT218 Therapy for Narcolepsy Patients

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2022/03/15

How has sleep medicine changed in recent years, and what does the future hold? These are questions that are being asked this week at the World Sleep 2022 congress in Rome, Italy, and new data presented at the conference by Avadel Pharmaceuticals could provide a answers for patients struggling from narcolepsy. A new post-hoc analyses for the sodium oxybate FT218 found that the therapy improved daytime sleepiness, sleep quality, and refreshing nature of sleep in patients with narcolepsy. It’s

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14:54

Overdrive Update: Guselkumab for Treating Active...

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2022/03/14

On this month’s episode, Soumya D. Chakravarty, MD, PhD, discusses the growing body of clinical evidence evaluating joint efficacy, safety and patient-reported outcomes in patients with psoriatic arthritis receiving guselkumab.

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23:45

Revising the CDC Clinical Guideline for Prescribing...

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2022/03/10

The CDC proposed new clinical practice guidelines for prescribing opioids for pain management. These guidelines are not yet official as the government has opened the docket to obtain comments from the public regarding the proposed guidelines. While the purpose of the guideline is to serve as a clinical tool for providers, the recommendations are voluntary. The CDC emphasized that they are intended as flexible standards of care and should not replace clinical judgment or individualized,

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11:19

Championing Women in Health Care

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2022/03/08

Today is International Women’s Day, a global holiday officially recognized by the United Nations in 1975 with historical significance reaching as far back as the early 1900s. It’s a day that celebrates the cultural, political, and socioeconomic accomplishments of women worldwide. For this episode of , DocTalk will be celebrating women in the healthcare system with Dr. Heather Brandling-Bennett Dr. Brandling-Bennett is the Society of Pediatric Dermatology’s VP of Education & Career

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20:24

Defining and Managing Sarcoidosis in African American...

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2022/03/02

Sarcoidosis is a systemic inflammatory disease of unknown origin that is categorized by the formulation of granulomas in various parts of the body including the lungs, skin, heart, and brain. Though the disease does not always require medication, careful monitoring and management is always recommended as it may present in fatigue, pain, small fiber neuropathy and other comorbidities. Sarcoidosis is reported to affect roughly 30,000 patients yearly with a majority of those cases originating from

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30:07

Rare Disease Report: Adrenomyeloneuropathy & Gene...

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2022/02/28

Our first episode back features Karen Kozarsky, PhD, an expert on gene therapy and adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN). She has an in-depth discussion with our new host Giuliana Grossi about what the future might hold for AMN treatment.

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13:34

Improving the Healthcare System for African American...

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2022/02/24

At HCPLive, we’ve had the incredible privilege of speaking with doctors from a variety of different clinical fields as well as different cultural, racial, and ethnic backgrounds. Without their dedication, insights, and generosity, the health care system and the world at large would be at a loss. Even publications such as our own benefit from their work in a myriad of ways. In this episode of DocTalk, we offer listeners a glimpse of some of the most memorable and insightful interviews regarding

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16:04

Efficacy of Guselkumab for Treating Psoriatic Arthritis

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2022/02/23

Rheumatology Network interviewed Terence Rooney, MD, to discuss the findings of a Network Meta-Analysis that examined the efficacy of guselkumab (TREMFYA) for skin clearance and joint improvements in patients with psoriatic arthritis.

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16:25

Improving Telemedicine for Black Patients with Heart...

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2022/02/21

Across all areas of study in health care and especially in recent years, African American patients and physicians have experienced racial inequity regarding telemedicine practices across the US. However, a new pilot trial from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania suggested subtle modifications in the methods of virtually engaging with Black patients that could be used to better communicate with populations affected by these inequities. Data from the trial showed that

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15:24

How Rheumatology Patients Should Be Vaccinated for...

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2022/02/16

In early February, the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) announced an updated version of its COVID-19 Vaccine Clinical Guidance for Patients with Rheumatic and Musculoskeletal Diseases. This update - the fifth of its kind- featured support for booster and supplemental doses in addition to recommendations regarding the timing of the injection as well as immunomodulatory medication use. Revisions were also made regarding pre- and post-exposure prophylaxis with monoclonal antibody treatment,

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27:11

An Interplay Between Solutions and Success In...

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2022/02/15

In this episode of DocTalk, we interview Janae Sharp, founder of the Sharp index, on some of these larger, slightly philosophical questions surrounding physician burnout, including how to measure and define success, as well as the deeper layers of stigma that must be addressed as part of the process.

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