Today, you’ll learn what happens to the rest of the cervical spine when certain segments are fused, unpacking the mechanical and clinical consequences highlighted in a new biomechanical study. Whether you’re seeing patients post-fusion or helping them explore alternatives, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you better serve your community and guide patients through complex spinal health decisions.Research:The Effect of Single Level and Multilevel Cervical Fusion on Adjacent

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Physical, mental, emotional and spiritual Spring cleaning. What do you need to let go of in order to make room for the new? How do we make for what wants to grow? Produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand On Air.

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Does oseltamivir harm critically ill patients with influenza? In this Breakpoints and Communicable collaboration, Erin McCreary and Josh Davis are joined by Steve Webb and Steve Tong to discuss the REMAP-CAP trial results that are challenging a long-standing intensive care practice. Together, they review the study design, key findings, and implications for clinical care, while highlighting the importance of randomized clinical trials in shaping evidence-based medicine. At the time of recording, the

Lorenzo helps listeners identify health issues and provides information on where you can go for help. An outreach of the P.I. Health and Welfare group.

Explores the human experience from vast perspectives. We examine the life and our quest to understand who and what we are. These conversations will impact our perception of the world and the way that we engage with it.

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In this episode of the No Shame On U podcast, Executive Director Wendy Singer sits down with Hafeezah Muhammad, founder and CEO of Backpack Healthcare. Backpack is an online therapy and psychiatry practice serving kids ages 4 and up, teens, young adults, and families.Hafeezah's story began in October 2020, when her 6-year-old son told her he was struggling so much that he didn't want to live. Because he was on Medicaid, she couldn't find a provider who would see him, even though she worked for a

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his month on Frontline Plus, we’re joined by Rhea Tzallas, a trainee clinical psychologist at Royal Holloway University, to explore moral injury among frontline workers in homelessness services.What happens when the realities of the system make it difficult to do what we feel is right? Rhea explores moral injury, its potential impact on homelessness workers, and why understanding it could help improve support for staff.Rhea is leading the first UK research project exploring moral injury in

Today we are going to talk about how to be romantic, what creates attraction, how to keep love alive, which lasts longer - good cookin’ or good kissin’. And then we’ll wind up our show by showing you how to be your own therapist if none of the above is working for you!Margot is our go to for life problems. Listeners are encouraged to write in with a problem they are stuck on, and we will “Ask Margot” to provide sound, real and insightful advice.

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Medicare Advantage is changing in 2027, and understanding what is happening before the Annual Enrollment Period could affect your coverage, costs, and care. In this episode of "Medicare for the Record," hosts Patrice King Brown and Stacy Smith are joined by UPMC Health Plan expert Emily Saunders to break down the most important 2027 Medicare Advantage changes, including updates to star ratings, electronic prior authorizations, and prescription drug coverage under the Inflation Reduction Act. Emily

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In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris takes a nuanced look at melatonin and challenges the idea that because it is a naturally occurring hormone, it is automatically safe for routine, long-term use. He explains melatonin’s primary role as a circadian signal rather than a conventional sedative, explores concerns surrounding prolonged use and supplement quality, and examines recent research linking long-term melatonin use with heart failure risk—while emphasizing that observational

In this episode of Feed Me the Facts, Deanna sits down with Gaby Vaca-Flores, MS, RD, who previously worked as the Education and Scientific Affairs Manager at HUM Nutrition, to explore what it’s really like to build a career in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) and corporate wellness space.Gaby has been a dietitian since 2017 and began her career in clinical nutrition before realizing that traditional clinical practice wasn’t the right fit for her. She went on to work in Early Head Start and

Today I want to talk about something that I think could completely change the way you look at your health. Things that helped me reverse my own metabolic disease 50 years ago,You know, I love the book Good Energy by Dr. Casey Means, and I love the basic premise of it because it reinforces something I have believed, experienced for myself and my clients and taught for many years: many of the diseases we think of as completely separate problems may actually have some of the same underlying metabolic