Medicine & Healthcare Around The World

Timestamps: 00:00 - 06:57: Introduction06:57 - 13:50: A motivation to come up with a solution13:50 - 30:56: Acetylsalicylic acid & Nitroglycerin 30:56 - 44:06 The SMHeartCard44:06 - 1:00:011 - The Future of the SMHeartCardHeart attacks can strike anyone, and the difference between life and death often comes down to precious seconds. Hear from James Stewart, the engineer, inventor, and CEO of SMHeartCard, on the personal motivation that drove him to create a life-saving solution, and...

Guest Introduction: What does it take to truly go the extra mile? Join me in the next episode as I discuss with Dr. Jeff Mapp how Extra Mile Pediatrics is transforming lives through sustainable care. We'll dive into their unique model of revisiting children in underserved communities every six months. A story of dedication, hope, and a promise kept. Extra Mile Pediatrics is an NGO dedicated to providing repeated, quality pediatric healthcare to children in underserved communities in Gu...

• Timestamps: 00:00 - 11:22: Intro 11:23 - 18:14: The Initiative 18:15 - 30:52: Corazones Excepcionales 30:52 - 36:56: Building Connections 36:57 - 58:56: Good Intentions vs. Doing Good 58:57 - 59:49: Outro • Guest Introduction: The Wabash Global Health Initiative, directed by Eric Wetzel, provides Wabash College students with unique opportunities to learn about and engage in global public health through hands-on experiences and local, regional, and international partnerships. Notably, thei...

Timestamps: 0:00 Guest Introduction 7:59 Neglected Global Diseases 21:58 Amphotericin B 35:22 When Medicine Meets Humanity 51:05 The Birth Of NGDI-UBC Guest Introduction: Dr. Kishor Wasan's work in pharmaceutical sciences has been recognized with over 25 awards, and he's published more than 550 research papers, focusing on how drugs are delivered in the body. As the former associate dean of Research at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada and the co-founder of the Neglecte...

In Italy, students have the opportunity to study medicine in English at several universities throughout the country and attract a lot of international people to seek out these medical schools. The medical degree you obtain, after 6 years of studies, allows you to practice medicine in Europe and allows you to specialize in a certain medical field, with some requirements of course, depending on which country you choose to specialize in.In this episode, we’ll be speaking to Ecem. A final year me...

Caribbean medical schools have gained a lot of popularity during recent years and have become increasingly attractive, and an alternative pathway of studying medicine in English abroad. These universities usually model their medical programs after American medical schools and allow their students the opportunity to practice medicine in the U.S upon graduation. In this conversation I’ll be speaking to Neisha, a 2nd year medical student at the American University of Antigua, located on the isla...