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The Podcast by KevinMD

Social media"s leading physician voice, Kevin Pho, MD, shares the stories of the many who intersect with our health care system but are rarely heard from. 15 minutes a day. 7 days a week. Welcome to The Podcast by KevinMD.

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20:18

Improving type 1 diabetes screening awareness among...

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2025/03/10

Board-certified pediatric endocrinologist, field medical director for type 1 diabetes immunology (T1D) at Sanofi, and T1D survivor Shara Bialo discusses the article, "Improving type 1 diabetes screening awareness among women is critical. Here's why." In this episode, Shara explains the importance of early T1D screening, shares personal insights from her experience as both a doctor and a mom, and discusses key statistics revealing the gender gap in screening awareness. The conversation highlights the

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19:00

Navigating long-term parental leave for fathers in...

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2025/03/09

Neurohospitalist and clinical neurophysiologist Franklyn Rocha Cabrero discusses their article, "Missing prescription: long-term parental leave for fathers in medicine." In this episode, Franklyn delves into the systemic and societal barriers that hinder male physicians from taking full advantage of parental leave, explores the benefits of longer leave on family well being, and highlights actionable strategies for balancing demanding medical careers with family responsibilities in the field of

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11:22

How vague termination clauses can ruin a doctor's career

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2025/03/08

Health law attorney Dennis Hursh discusses his article, "Doctors beware: How vague contracts put your job at risk," revealing how poorly defined termination clauses in physician employment agreements leave doctors vulnerable to arbitrary dismissals. Dennis shares alarming cases where physicians were terminated for dubious reasons, including personal attire choices and missing a shift due to a family emergency. He highlights the risks of "crappy doc" termination clauses and the severe career

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17:25

How generative AI can transform cardiovascular...

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2025/03/07

Cardiology and preventive medicine fellow Anand Shah discusses his article, "The role generative AI can play in cardiovascular education for patients," exploring how artificial intelligence can revolutionize patient education and prevention strategies. Anand highlights the challenges patients face in understanding and adhering to cardiovascular disease prevention plans, emphasizing the limitations of brief clinical visits and generic lifestyle recommendations. He explains how generative AI can

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24:39

How illegal cosmetic procedures are putting patients...

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2025/03/06

Physician and author Kate Dee discusses her article, "Medspa madness: How illegal practices are putting patients in peril" and book, Med Spa Mayhem: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Secrets of the Aesthetics Industry, exposing the alarming rise of unregulated med spas operating without proper medical oversight. Kate highlights cases of illegal Botox and filler injections, unlicensed individuals performing medical procedures, and the increasing use of counterfeit products leading to serious injuries

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11:40

How poor doctor-patient communication leads to worse...

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2025/03/05

Family physician Pamela Buchanan discusses her article, "How poor communication is killing patients and burning out doctors," exploring the devastating impact of unclear or avoided conversations in health care. Pamela shares firsthand experiences from the emergency room, where patients often arrive not just for treatment but for clarity about their diagnoses and prognoses. She highlights the systemic failure of communication between specialists and patients, leading to unnecessary ER visits and

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22:13

How to combat the rise of health care ransomware

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2025/03/04

Health care executive Cecil Pineda discusses his article, "Under siege: the escalating ransomware crisis in health care," examining the alarming rise in cyberattacks on hospitals and health systems. Cecil highlights the growing frequency and financial toll of ransomware attacks, with major incidents affecting patient care, disrupting operations, and costing billions. He explores the ethical dilemma of whether to pay ransom demands, the importance of cybersecurity investments, and the role of law

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19:20

Why physicians must uphold their oath in challenging...

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2025/03/03

Janet A. Jokela, an infectious disease physician, discusses her article, "Doctors, grounded in our oath, must act now more than ever," reflecting on the physician's solemn commitment to patient care, integrity, and advocacy. With increasing challenges to public health institutions like the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and World Health Organization (WHO), physicians must decide how to uphold their oath amid political and systemic disruptions

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14:18

How innovation can reduce disparities in cancer care

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2025/03/02

Physician executive Shamar Young discusses his article, "Geographic disparities in advanced cancer care: a call for innovation," highlighting the uneven access to emerging cancer treatments across different health care systems. Shamar explores the impact of geography on advanced therapies like theragnostics and transarterial radioembolization (TARE), emphasizing how disparities in expertise, technology, and resources limit patient options. He discusses how specialized third-party services, such as

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21:08

How innovative partnerships are reshaping patient safety

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2025/03/01

Physician executive Timothy McDonald discusses his article, "How innovative partnerships are transforming patient safety in health care," highlighting the role of collaboration in reducing preventable harm. Timothy explores how data sharing within and across health systems can uncover insights to enhance safety measures, emphasizing the importance of Patient Safety Organizations (PSOs) in identifying patterns of medical errors. He also discusses the impact of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in

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14:35

Emergency departments as primary care safety nets

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2025/02/28

Family physician Pamela Buchanan discusses her article, "The ER doctor who became the new PCP." In this compelling conversation, Pamela explains her transition from emergency medicine back to primary care, driven by a growing shortage of primary care providers that leaves many patients with no choice but to seek care in the ER. She highlights the strain on both patients and health care workers and emphasizes the importance of prevention and making primary care a more attractive career path for new

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19:49

Enhancing early language skills with focused attention

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2025/02/27

Pediatrician John D. Michael discusses his article, "How attention therapy transforms speech delay in young children." In this engaging conversation, John explains that sustained attention is crucial for developing effective speech and conversation skills in young children. He outlines how attention therapy teaches children to focus on adults rather than screens and toys, thereby enhancing their ability to respond, follow instructions, and build foundational language skills. John offers actionable

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17:50

Tobacco tactics in modern cannabis marketing

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2025/02/26

Pediatrician Gary Kirkilas discusses his article, "Cannabis advertising takes a page from the tobacco playbook." In this conversation, Gary explains how legal cannabis companies are adopting tactics once used by tobacco companies to target young users, drawing parallels between historical cigarette advertising and current cannabis marketing practices. He highlights the significant health risks of early cannabis use, including memory impairment and negative mental health outcomes, and calls for

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25:32

Exploring the long-term impacts of physician suicide...

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2025/02/25

Physician advocate Kim Downey and family physician Todd Otten discuss their article, "Long-term impacts of physician suicide on patients and doctors." In this engaging conversation, Kim shares her personal experiences with the departure of trusted health care professionals and the resulting emotional impact on patient care, while Todd reflects on systemic challenges, burnout, and the urgent need for change in our approach to provider well-being. Kim and Todd offer actionable takeaways that include

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17:06

Rethinking time management: Finding balance in a...

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2025/02/24

Family physician Laura Suttin discusses her KevinMD article, "An argument against time management." In this episode, Laura explores the pressures physicians face in trying to adhere to strict time management practices, which often lead to feelings of inadequacy and burnout. She shares her personal struggles with balancing work and personal life, highlighting the importance of aligning one’s energy with natural rhythms rather than rigid schedules. Laura emphasizes the value of authenticity,

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17:11

Why are only physicians prosecuted under HIPAA?

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2025/02/23

Practicing internist and psychiatrist Muhamad Aly Rifai discusses his KevinMD article, "The criminal enforcement of HIPAA." In this episode, Muhamad delves into the escalating electronic breaches of protected health information and the lack of accountability for large organizations responsible for these violations. He highlights several high-profile cases where physicians have faced criminal charges for HIPAA breaches, while health system executives and insurers have not been similarly prosecuted

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15:21

Navigating the complexities of at-home hormone tests

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2025/02/22

Fertility specialist Oluyemisi Famuyiwa discusses her KevinMD article, "The rise of at-home hormone tests: a double-edged sword for patients." In this episode, Yemi explores the surge in popularity of at-home hormone testing kits and the complexities they introduce to patient health care. She highlights how these tests can lead to confusion, unnecessary stress, and harmful interventions due to the lack of medical oversight and the nuanced understanding required for hormone fluctuations and synthetic

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27:24

Innovative training strategies to reduce physician...

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2025/02/21

Orthopedic surgeon Yoshihiro Katsuura discusses his KevinMD article, "It’s not a normal job, folks: How 3 elemental forces of reality shape the profession of medicine." In this episode, Yoshihiro, along with premedical students Andrew Roos and Rebecca Hu, explores the cultural, economic, and natural forces that uniquely burden physicians, leading to high rates of burnout and workforce attrition. Together, they analyze how these elemental forces exacerbate the demands on medical professionals and

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18:46

Enhancing physician practice with strategic AI tools

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2025/02/20

Dermatologist Michael Sherling discusses his KevinMD article, "Where physicians need to implement AI first." In this episode, Michael examines the potential of artificial intelligence to alleviate administrative burdens in health care, such as documentation management and patient collaboration. He emphasizes the importance of prioritizing AI tools that deliver high value with minimal risk, starting with patient-facing applications that streamline appointment scheduling and routine inquiries. Michael

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15:26

Enhancing vaccine uptake for pan-respiratory viruses

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2025/02/19

Pediatrician Christina Suh discusses the KevinMD article, "More than just the flu: Helping families and doctors prepare for pan-respiratory viruses." In this episode, Christina addresses the challenges of the current pan-respiratory season, including RSV, COVID, and the flu, emphasizing the critical role of vaccines in saving lives. She explores the concept of closing the intention gap to support individuals who want to get vaccinated by making the process easier, rather than focusing solely on

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