PODCAST

The Preventive Medicine Podcast

Ragav Sharma, DO, CSCS

Addressing America’s healthcare crisis through the lens of prevention.

health & fitness medicine

All Episodes

1:05:37

Powerlifting and Keeping Out of the Emergency Room –...

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2021/02/20

Kristopher Hunt M.D. When it comes to preventive medicine you wouldn't typically think about emergency room physicians would you? Well, Dr. Kristopher Hunt proves otherwise in this episode. Aside from being an emergency physician, Dr. Hunt is also the medical director for USA Powerlifting and has been competing within the organization for 20+ years. In our episode with him we discuss his take on prevention, the importance for primary care physicians in keeping people out of the emergency room,

en-US

43:17

TikTok, Bariatric Endoscopy, and Public Health –...

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2021/02/13

Austin Chiang, MD, MPH Looking at his achievements and CV, you might think Dr. Chiang has accrued many gray hairs so it might surprise you that he is only 35 years old! Aside from being board certified in Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology, and Obesity Medicine, Dr. Chiang is the director of the endoscopic bariatric program and chief medical social media officer for his employer Thomas Jefferson Hospital! Yes, you read that right - chief medical social media officer! Dr. Chiang is a pioneer in the

en-US

59:55

The Chiropractor Who Doesn’t Crack – Michael Ray, DC, MS

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2021/02/06

Dr. Ray's Social Media: Instagram Twitter Michael Ray, DC, MS Dr. Ray is a chiropractor based in the Harrisonburg, Virginia area and, strangely enough, he is the chiropractor who doesn't crack necks, backs, or practice any manipulation. Dr. Ray is as evidence based as it goes when it comes to treating pain and other neuromuscular issues and he has been a part of barbell medicine working as a pain and rehab clinician for several years. Between his own practice, the Shenandoah Valley Performance

en-US

59:25

Exercise and Cancer – Danielle Halsey, MS, ACSM EP-C

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2021/01/30

Danielle Halsey, MS, ACSM EP-C Cancer is a big and scary disease that many believe unavoidable and difficult to treat. Well, it does have a large medical burden in the USA but that doesn't necessarily mean it is completely unpreventable or that cancer patients can't continue exercising. In fact, exercise and other principles of preventive medicine are just as, if not more, important in the cancer population. Our guest on this episode is Danielle Halsey who is an exercise physiologist specializing in

en-US

48:48

Exercise as a Prescription Medicine – Edward...

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2021/01/23

Edward Laskowski, MD We have had some distinguished guest on the podcast and Dr. Edward Laskowski is no stranger to awards and accomplishments. Dr. Laskowski is a sports medicine physician at the Mayo Clinic and has been a team physician for the USA Olympics team and been on the USA President's Council for Fitness among his numerous achievements. Of his many interests, Dr. Laskowki is a very vocal advocate for exercise as medicine and has given a multitude of lectures across the globe about the

en-US

59:49

Lipids, Memes, and Medicine – Spencer Nadolsky, DO

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2021/01/16

Spencer Nadolsky, DO Dr. Spencer Nadolsky is a family medicine physician specializing in obesity and lipidology whose mission is to help his patients lose weight and keep it off. Through his work he has helped thousands of patients achieve this goal whether through direct patient contact, through his work with Renaissance Periodization, and his presence on social media. Starting during his residency, Dr. Nadoslky has continued to find way to communicate effective lifestyle modification techniques

en-US

57:46

Heart Prevention before Intervention – Ali Haider, MD

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2021/01/09

Ali Haider, MD Dr. Ali Haider is an interventional cardiologist and medical director practicing in the Northeastern United States as well as an assistant professor of medicine at the University of Massechesetts Medical School. He also has a substantial following on social media as @yourheartdoc where he educates on topics such as medicine, healthcare, and fighting misinformation. Cardiology is one of the most relevant practices when it comes to preventive medicine as heart disease has been the

en-US

1:07:22

What You NEED To Know About Nutrition – Jessie...

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2020/12/05

Dr. Jessie Hoffman, PhD, RD We have sorely been needing a discussion on nutrition on the podcast and we fulfilled this need with an incredible guest - Dr. Jessie Hoffman! Dr. Hoffman's original interest in nutrition began with her own history of disordered eating which sparked her to pursue a career as a registered dietitian and eventually obtain her PhD in the Nutritional Sciences. Currently, Dr. Hoffman is an assistant professor of nutrition and teaches a course in macro and micronutrient

en-US

1:06:45

Life Lessons From a True Champion – Eddy Coan

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2020/11/21

Eddy Coan A quick Google search reveals that Eddy Coan set over 71 world records during his career as a powerlifter and is considered the Greatest of All Time in the strength sport. During his career spanning from 1981 all the way to 2007, Eddy progressed from a light 165 pound lifter all the way to a 275 pound lifter and was the lightest ever to break into the 2400 pound total barrier. Since he has retired from powerlifting Eddy has been flying around the world teaching, mentoring, and expanding

en-US

44:38

Disparities and Biases in Healthcare – Dr. Sheila...

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2020/11/07

Dr. Sheila Dugan M.D. A board certified Physiatrist and the current medical director of PM&R at Rush University, Dr. Dugan is not just a physician but a huge advocate for many causes including healthcare disparities and women's health. She currently serves as the chair of the Rush Women's Leadership Council and is on both the Americans with Disabilities Act and Diversity Leadership committees. Through her work on projects such as the WISHFIT and SWAN projects among other research initiatives, Dr

en-US

59:51

Physiatry and Preventive Medicine – Dr. Azlan Tariq DO

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2020/10/24

Azlan Tariq D.O. Dr. Azlan Tariq is the CCO of the largest physiatry group in the country, IRC, and also has his own practice in Naperville, IL. Physiatry is a lesser known, but very important field, focusing on helping patients get back to doing the things they love through rehabilitation. Dr. Tariq is known as an excellent clinician and huge advocate for preventive medicine. With nearly every patient Dr. Tariq not only provides excellent care but makes sure to discuss the various lifestyle factors

en-US

48:34

Back Pain, Injuries, and You: An Evidence Based...

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2020/10/10

Dr. Sam Spinelli DPT. The world of evidence-based physical therapy is still evolving and at its forefront is Dr. Samuel Spinelli DPT. Dr. Spinelli, known as The Strength Therapist, is not only a physical therapist but a well-regarded strength and conditioning coach as well. A co-owner of Citizen Athletics and E3 rehab, Dr. Spinelli has trained professional and Olympic sport athletes in football, hockey, powerlifting, weightlifting, bobsleigh, and even ballet. Dr. Spinelli believes in bringing his

en-US

1:05:10

The Origin Story and Our Future

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2020/09/26

Ragav Sharma, MS4 & Jason Garrett, MS4 We figured it was time to share the stories of The Preventive Medicine Podcast's hosts and how the podcast came to be! In the conversation we discuss how we met despite attending medical schools in different states, how the podcast arose form ideas shot back and forth in the DMs, our personal stories, and where we see this podcast going. Listening to this episode you will learn more about our backgrounds and the perspectives we bring to the table when

en-US

1:02:23

Mental Health: The Mind-Body Connection – Dr. Mitesh...

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2020/09/12

Mitesh Patel M.D. Dr. Mitesh Patel is a psychiatric physician practicing in Indianapolis, Indiana who is a an advocate for the practice of preventive medicine with regards to mental health. Dr. Patel completed his medical school at the Ross School of medicine before completing his residency at the University of Louisville. During his time in medical school, Dr. Patel was introduced to the field of psychiatry and fell in love with the transformative nature of the field. Dr. Patel is passionate about

en-US

1:11:10

Policy, Technology, and Reaching The Masses – Dr....

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2020/08/29

John Whyte M.D. If you've heard of a little website called WebMD, you have seen the work of Dr. John Whyte who is currently the Chief Medical Officer behind the online health behemoth. Dr. Whyte has had a tremendous career already completing his internal medicine residency at Duke University before completing his MPH at Harvard. He has worked in both the private and public sectors as well as spending time in academia at Stanford University. He has been passionate about health policy since his early

en-US

1:12:46

Fitness and Science: Are We Doing This Right? –...

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2020/08/15

Alyssa Olenick PhD(c) Alyssa Olenick is currently a third year PhD student but has already made a significant impact on thousands of individuals across the country. With a background in sports, Alyssa enrolled in college thinking about a career in fitness but quickly fell in love with science and is now working on her PhD in exercise physiology with a special interest in metabolism, metabolic diseases, and sex differences. Alyssa is the owner and founder of LittleLysFitness where she provides

en-US

1:10:46

Preventive Medicine: Fact vs. Fiction – Dr. Austin...

The Preventive Medicine Podcast ·

2020/06/23

Dr. Austin Baraki M.D. A prominent figure on social media with his contributions to Barbell Medicine, Dr. Austin Baraki is a physician dedicated to giving his best to his patients. Dr. Baraki is a board certified physician in internal medicine as well as a coach and educator through Barbell Medicine which aims to highlight the role of resistance training in a healthy lifestyle. Whether in the hospital inpatient floors or his clients in the gym, Dr. Baraki brings evidence-based information and

en-US

77 results

The Preventive Medicine Podcast

All Episodes

Similar Podcasts

Доктор Тройняшкин

Доктор Тройняшкин

The Dry Eye Treatment PODCAST

Dry Eye Treatment

Différent et alors ?

PATRICK SULAY

Kyle Kingsbury Podcast

Kyle Kingsbury

The Real Weight Loss Coach

Matty Lansdown