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Hormesis Podcast

Sean Tanny, Alison Roth, Andrea Herrick, & Nicholas Sperling

Discussions about medical physics with 4 medical physicists across a range of subjects.

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Hormesis Podcast: The Lost Episode

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2020/11/04

Andrea, Sean, Nick, and Alison presented an unofficial episode of the Hormesis Podcast at AAPM/COMP 2020. You can access it at https://www.aapm.org/students/. Please share with any lost undergraduates that you know!

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0:24:30

Micro Dose δ - ABR OLA

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2020/03/26

Andrea and Nick discuss the new ABR MOC format - the ABR OLAABR OLA Website: https://ola.theabr.org/

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1:02:15

Hormesis Podcast #7 - Big Data: Headbutt your way...

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2020/02/08

In this episode Sean and Nick lead our discussion of Big Data as it relates to Radiation Oncology medical physics. The discussion ranges from reasons to buy in, how we are starting to do it, and how we can proceed as a field in light of big data analytics.References:Matuszak, M. M., Fuller, C. D., Yock, T. I., Hess, C. B., McNutt, T., Jolly, S., Gabriel, P., Mayo, C. S., Thor, M., Caissie, A., Rao, A., Owen, D., Smith, W., Palta, J., Kapoor, R., Hayman, J., Waddle, M., Rosenstein, B., Miller, R., …

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01:14:30

Hormesis Podcast #6 - IT in Medicine; Turn it off and...

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2019/12/23

In this episode, Sean and Nick discuss IT in medicine, and are joined by Andrea and Alison for their experiences.References:Siochi, R. A., Balter, P., Bloch, C. D., Bushe, H. S., Mayo, C. S., Curran, B. H., ... & Stern, R. L. (2009). Information technology resource management in radiation oncology. Journal of applied clinical medical physics, 10(4), 16-35. https://doi.org/10.1120/jacmp.v10i4.3116NEMA DICOM Standard: http://dicom.nema.org/medical/dicom/current/output/html/part01.htmlCrash Course

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Micro Dose ɣ - ACR Site Reviews

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2019/11/29

Andrea and Sean discuss their experiences with ACR Site Reviews, the benefits of accreditation, and the role peer review plays in radiation oncology physics.To learn more about ACR Accreditation, please visit https://www.acr.org/Clinical-Resources/Accreditation. For Radiation Oncology accreditation specifics, visit https://www.acraccreditation.org/Modalities/Radiation-Oncology-Practice. To be considered for as an ACR Site Surveyor, you can email rad-onc-accred@acr.org.For information on APEx

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27:55:61

Micro Dose β - ABR Part 3

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2019/10/29

Welcome to the second Micro Dose or mini episode from the Hormesis Podcast! These mini episodes will be based on personal experiences rather than our usually researched full episodes and will feature only two of the four podcasters.In this Micro Dose, join Sean and Alison in discuss his experience with the ABR part 3 exam. Have your own experiences that you want to share or more questions that you want answered? Join us at

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00:53:47

Hormesis Podcast #5 - True Grit - A Recounting of the...

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2019/09/24

In this episode of the Hormesis Podcast, co-hosts Alison and Andrea discuss the Radium Girls by Kate Moore. For more listening enjoyment, focused on the history and social implications of the story, check out the podcast episode by Stuff You Missed in History Class. Let us know what you think of the Radium Girls, the impact that they have had on our field, and your thoughts about this episode at

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00:19:48

Micro Dose α - AAPM Annual Meeting 2019

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2019/08/27

Join us in debriefing following the AAPM Annual Meeting 2019 at www.reddit.com/r/hormesispodcast/

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00:55:00

Hormesis Podcast #4 - Radiomics: How to (maybe)...

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2019/08/20

Alison (radiomics skeptic) and Nick (radiomics hopeful) sit down to discuss the benefits, drawbacks, and potential of radiomics. A variety of papers were discussed and can be found below. We also briefly discussed (though we did try not to) deep learning and broader AI applications.Are you a radiomics optimist or pessimist? Tell us at https://www.reddit.com/r/HormesisPodcast/comments/ct6p1q/episode_4_radiomics_how_to_maybe_classify_your/.Listen and subscribe to our podcast at Apple Podcasts,

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00:52:15

Hormesis Podcast #3 - The Definition of...

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2019/07/23

In this Episode, Andrea and Sean discuss the report from AAPM TG-218, “Tolerance limits and methodologies for IMRT measurement-based verification QA.” They review some of the TG Report, the report recommendations, and the background of IMRT QA. The hosts share their thoughts and experiences on the IMRT QA process and its impact on clinical outcomes.Have any questions or comments? Talk to us at

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01:03:07

Hormesis Podcast #2 - Medical Physics 3.0

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2019/07/09

Hormesis Podcast #2 - Medical Physics 3.0 - Where do we want to go?In this episode, co-hosts Andrea and Nick talk about the implementation of medical physics 3.0, what it means for the medical physicist, why it is necessary and ways you can implement some of the ideas in your clinic. Join Andrea and Nick for a discussion about the necessity, purpose of this movement.Have any questions or comments? Talk to us at

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00:48:40

Hormesis Podcast #1 - End of the medical physics...

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2019/07/02

In this episode, co-hosts Sean and Alison discuss whether the number of residency spots is appropriate for the demand of medical physicists in today’s market. This episode was sparked by the recent AAPM newsletter article [1], a MEDPHYS ad for a residency that charges tuition (April 1, 2019), the document that started it all: the 2010 Career Model [2], and more [3-5].Have any questions or comments? Talk to us at

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Introduction to the Hormesis Podcast

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2019/06/12

A little over a year ago Alison Roth received an e-mail from Sean Tanny asking whether she would be interested in starting a podcast talking about medical physics. It was timely as Alison was struggling with her PhD work (in medical physics of course) and reading a book - Radium Girls - about dial painters in radium watch factories. Needless to say, Alison was overwhelmed at the time and busy, but as her life seems to revolve around medical physics, she said, “yes, of course, we need a podcast.”

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