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Evidence-Based Trends in Nutrition Research, Part 2

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2011/03/21

Guest: Timothy Harlan, MD Host: Mary Leuchars, MD How can clinicians communicate with patients more effectively about nutrition and diet? Dr. Timothy Harlan, medical director of outpatient clinics, associate chief of general internal medicine, and assistant clinical professor of medicine at Tulane University School of Medicine, stresses the need to tailor nutritional guidance to each patient, and the importance of cooking for promoting good health and nutrition. Hosted by Dr. Mary

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The Impact of Nutrition Information Labels on...

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2011/02/17

Guest: George Blackburn, MD, PhD Host: Maurice Pickard, MD Food nutrition labels are becoming ubiquitous— in restaurants, on the front of packaged food, and soon, on meat products. But is all of this nutrition information actually impacting consumer behavior and encouraging healthier food choices? Hosted by Dr. Maurice Pickard's guest is Dr. George Blackburn, associate professor of surgery and nutrition, associate director of the division of nutrition, and the S. Daniel

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The Battle of the Bulge: Losing Weight and Keeping it...

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2011/02/17

Guest: Christine Kessler Host: Mimi Secor, DNP, FNP-BC, FAANP America has a weight problem. Billions of dollars are spent every year in the pursuit of weight loss, often without success. And it is one of the most frequently addressed health concerns addressed by patients and their health care providers. What tips can you provide your patients to help them lose weight and keep it off? Nurse Practitioner Christine Kessler, a certified practitioner in advanced diabetes management at a

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The Value of Behavior Change in Diabetes, for...

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2011/01/20

Guest: Neal Kaufman, MD, MPH Host: Steven Edelman, MD Methods of positive behavioral change for people living with diabetes is vital to the overall management of diabetes. What is the value of behavior change for people living with diabetes and their professional counterparts? Join host Dr. Steven Edelman and his guest, professor of pediatrics and public health at the University of California, Los Angeles, Dr. Neal Kaufman, as they discuss the need for behavior modification in the

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Why Laughter May Be Good Medicine

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2011/01/19

Host: Mimi Secor, DNP, FNP-BC, FAANP Guest: Norma Hannigan Laughter has been shown to lower blood pressure, increase blood flow and build endorphins. Nurse practitioner Norma Hannigan, associate professor of clinical nursing at Columbia University in New York, joins host Mimi Secor for a serious discussion of the anecdotal and evidence-based research on laughter and how to use laughter as medicine in your clinical practice.

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Cutting the Fat in America: What NPs Can Do to Curb...

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2010/11/17

Guest: Christine Kessler Host: Mimi Secor, DNP, FNP-BC, FAANP What makes Americans fat? Diet isn't entirely to blame. Christine Kessler, who is a nurse practitioner in the department of endocrinology and metabolic medicine at a Washington, DC, teaching hospital, joins host Mimi Secor to discuss the many variables that are attributed to obesity in this country. They also look at what nurse practitioners can do to help their patients come up with strategies for living healthier

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The New Field of Wellness Coaching

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2010/10/14

Host: Mimi Secor, DNP, FNP-BC, FAANP Guest: Eileen O'Grady, PhD, RN, NP Every day, we hear about the rise of chronic disease and rates of obesity. How do we persuade patients to change their behavior in order to become healthier? A new answer may lie in the field of wellness coaching. Dr. Eileen O'Grady, nurse practitioner, wellness coach and visiting professor at the Leinhard School of Nursing at Pace University in New York City, talks with host Mimi Secor about the

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The Centers for Disease Control’s Approach to...

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2010/10/05

Guest: Ann Albright, PhD, RD Host: Steven Edelman, MD The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is aggressively becoming hands-on in the prevention of type 2 diabetes. A new national diabetes prevention program is under way under the tutelage of previous successful clinical research and trials results. What can healthcare professionals treating patients with diabetes learn and how can they get involved? Join host Dr. Steven Edelman and his guest, the director of the division

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Can A Whole Grain Diet Help Manage Diabetes?

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2010/06/22

Host: Janice Baker, MBA, RD, CDE, CNSC Guest: Lorena Drago, MS, RD, CDN, CDE Whole grains have the potential to lower cholesterol as well as help manage blood glucose levels. What is the advantage of a whole grain diet in the management of diabetes? Join guest host registered dietitian Janice Baker and her guest, certified diabetes educator Lorena Drago, as they discuss the myths and facts of a whole grain diet in the management of diabetes.

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Help Wanted: Retail Health Clinics and Nurse...

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2010/06/08

Guest: Roger Green, DNP Host: Mimi Secor, DNP, FNP-BC, FAANP Retail health clinics are popping up all over the United States in grocery and drug stores. More than 10,000 NPs and PAs are employed by these clinics— and they are the largest employer for NPs nationwide. So why do nurse practitioners and physician assistants want to work at these clinics? Dr. Roger Green, division western region vice president of the Little Clinics in the Kroger grocery store system, joins host Mimi

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Wellness Initiatives and the Physician

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2010/05/12

Guest: Dennis Richling, MD Host: Bruce Japsen Employers, insurers and providers are all increasingly focused on keeping patients healthy by encouraging prevention and wellness.Many wellness strategies revolve around behavioral issues, so what is the clinician's role in changing patient behavior, and how does the clinician become more tied to initiatives in the community? Dr. Dennis Richling,senior medical director and vice president at the Trustmark Companies, talks with host Bruce

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Integrative Medicine and Managing Diabetes

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2010/03/11

Host: Steven Edelman, MD Guest: Erminia (Mimi) Guarneri, MD, FACC, ABOIM Integrative medicine appears to be an effective approach to the overall management of patients living with diabetes. Host Dr. Steven Edelman's guest, founder and medical director of the Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine in La Jolla, California, Dr. Mimi Guarneri, stresses that the more a patient puts in, the more they get out of an integrative medicine program. They discuss an integrative approach to

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The Vision for a Healthy and Fit Nation

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2010/02/25

Host: Lisa Dandrea Lenell, PA-C, MPAS, MBA Guest: Rear Admiral Michael Milner, PA-C Surgeon General Dr. Regina Benjamin has two new priorities: to combat childhood obesity and to encourage all Americans to put their health histories online. So how do practitioners get involved in these new government initiatives? Rear Admiral Michael Milner, assistant surgeon general and chief of the US Public Health Services Corps, joins host Lisa Dandrea Lenell to get the message out about the

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Novel Pilot Programs in the Prevention of Type 2...

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2009/12/22

Guest: David Marrero, PhD Host: Steven Edelman, MD Recent studies done with primary prevention were designed to prove that lifestyle changes could reduce the risk for diabetes in people at high risk of developing the disease. What can we learn from novel pilot programs in the prevention of type 2 diabetes? Join host Dr. Steven Edelman andDr. David Marrero, director of the Diabetes Translational Research Center at the Indiana University School of Medicine, as they discuss

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Redesigning Primary Care - Part 2

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2009/10/12

U.S. primary care is in crisis. Primary care physicians must care for more and more patients, with more and more chronic conditions, in less and less time, for which they are compensated far less than subspecialists. They must absorb increasing volumes of medical information and complete more paperwork than ever, as they try to function in a poorly coordinated health care system. As a result, their ranks are thinning, with practicing physicians burning out and trainees shunning primary

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Redesigning Primary Care - Part 1

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2009/10/08

US primary care is in crisis. Primary care physicians must care for more and more patients, with more and more chronic conditions, in less and less time, for which they are compensated far less than subspecialists. They must absorb increasing volumes of medical information and complete more paperwork than ever, as they try to function in a poorly coordinated health care system. As a result, their ranks are thinning, with practicing physicians burning out and trainees shunning primary care

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Screening for Prostate Cancer

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2009/10/08

In two large randomized trials, researchers examined the effect of annual prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening on the rate of death from prostate cancer and found that it was small and was offset by false positive diagnoses. Since screening may have benefits in catching cancers early but may also carry risks including that of unnecessary treatment, professional societies have split on the question of whether to recommend regular PSA screening. In a roundtable discussion moderated by

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Teaching Wellness As a Way of Life

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2009/09/08

Guest: Michael Roizen, MD Host: Martin Samuels, MD You get to control how well and long you live. That is the assertion of Dr. Michael Roizen, chief wellness officer at the Cleveland Clinic. He discusses the topic of wellness with host Dr. Martin Samuels. They also discuss ways wellness re-invigorates primary care, how lifestyle re-education increases longevity, and how wellness and prevention need to be part of the future of medicine.

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Time, Peace, and Healing

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2009/06/23

Guest: Bernard Lown, MD Host: Martin Samuels, MD How can a physician be an activist in his or her patient's healing? Can that same physician be an activist in society's healing? Joining host Dr. Martin Samuels is Nobel Peace Prize recipient, noted cardiologist and author Dr. Bernard Lown. Among other topics, they discuss how time is critical in understanding the ailments of the patient, and individual physician's responsibility to society.

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Stress and the Immune System

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2009/05/01

Host: Todd Mahr, MD Guest: Gailen D. Marshall, MD, PhD The media often report about the effect of stress on the immune system. What research supports the idea that certain individuals are more susceptible to stress than others, and how can physicians recognize patients who might be experiencing an immunological response to stress? What mechanisms might link rhinitis, asthma and chronic urticaria to stress? Dr. Gailen Marshall, professor of medicine and pediatrics at the University

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