Episode SummaryA friend sent Mikki a link in a WhatsApp group — an NZ Herald article, originally published in the Washington Post, under the headline that popular supplements could harm the ageing brain. It named three: vitamin D, omega-3 and glucosamine. In this solo episode Mikki goes back to the three separate studies behind that single article and works through what each one actually found.Along the way she lays out the difference between observational research and randomised controlled

Get in touch to share sheeping stories or questions anytime! All things ram in this episode whether you are buying, prejoining/flushing or joining what are some things to think about and what to factor into your decision making. Support the show Thank you for supporting our pod! Sign up via our sheep supporters tab ! https://www.buzzsprout.com/954910/supporters/new

In this episode of Molecule to Market, you’ll go inside the outsourcing space of the global drug development sector with:Bobby Sheng, Chairman and CEO of Bora Pharmaceuticals Derek Hennecke, Biotech Entrepreneur and Board Member Maja Herold Pedersen, President and COO of Fujifilm Biotechnologies Your host, Raman Sehgal, discusses the real truths shaping pharma outsourcing with his guests live from CPHI Milan 2026. The event was hosted by Ramarketing and Molecule to Market. Molecule to

Rhode Island's SafeBAE is the only survivor-founded and youth-led sexual violence prevention organization among middle and high school students nationwide. Programs are free for students and designed to equip young people with the tools to prevent harm, support their peers, and drive generational culture change. In this episode, Executive Director, Shael Norris and Director of Strategic Initiatives, Drew Davis talk about the importance of sexual violence prevention among youth and how the org...

In this episode of Weirdhouse Cinema, Ron and Joe discuss the dreamlike 1973 American supernatural horror film “Messiah of Evil,” written and directed by Gloria Katz and Willard Huyck. It stars Michael Greer, Marianna Hill, Joy Bang, Anitra Ford and Royal Dano.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EMBL's very first Communications Officer, David States reflects on the important project he undertook in 1994 of documenting EMBL's history for its 20th anniversary. David also speaks on the significance of clear and persuasive communication in science, emphasising the need for scientists to convey their ideas to non-experts. He reflects on EMBL's impact, importance of basic science, and personalising science for the general public. The interview was conducted with Angus Lamond (EMBL Group Leader,

What happens when a veterinary publisher, a vet and a vet nurse/podcaster sit down with a beer? Mike Brampton and Julian Hoad welcome Chris Ritchie – editor, publisher and accidental founder of "the old manosphere" – to Veterinary Ramblings.In Part 1 we cover:- Chris taking over Vet Surgeon and Vet Nurse and the future of veterinary publishing- Print vs digital – are vets still reading journals cover to cover?- The Veterinary Edge and Pet & Vet magazines- Why Tesco's straight croissants

In this month’s episode of the Scope of Things, we share an episode of a sister podcast, Breaking Health. Breaking Health host Michelle Snyder traces Sandra Abravaya’s path from the Obama White House to building Synapticure after her husband Brian’s ALS diagnosis reshapes their family’s life overnight. The two connect the access crisis in neurology to a bigger clinical research problem and lay out how virtual specialty care plus longitudinal data can improve outcomes and raise the success rat...

In this episode of Stuff to Blow Your Mind, Robert chats with author, artist and educator Geo Rutherford about her new book “Spooky Rivers: 25 Strange and Mysterious Rivers that Snake Across Our Planet.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We love to hear from our listeners. Send us a message. On episode 139, Host Erin Harris talks to Jonathan Rigby, President and CEO of Sernova (and proposed CEO of BetaNova) and Will Rust, Ph.D., President and CEO of Seraxis (and proposed President and CSO of BetaNova). Sernova and Seraxis are coming together to form BetaNova, combining Sernova’s implantable Cell Pouch with Seraxis’ stem cell-derived pancreatic islet cells in an effort to develop a functional cell therapy for people living wit...

A lot of us think of quitting as a path to failure. Michael speaks with Lindsay Crouse, the former New York Times writer, editor and producer, lifelong distance runner and author of The Case for Quitting, about when perseverance backfires, how to tell meaningful suffering from the pointless kind, and the signs it's time to walk away. They discuss:(00:00) Cold open(00:54) Good sisu and bad sisu(06:30) The Olympic Trials goal she missed(13:12) When perseverance backfires(20:54) Where quitting pays

In this episode we speak with Luke Isbell, Senior Research Fellow and group leader at Adelaide University and the South Australian immunoGENomics Cancer Institute. We discuss his work on transcription factors, chromatin, and how epigenetic marks on histones can influence transcription factor binding and function, with a focus on p53 and chromatin-based ways its activity can be silenced in cancer cells.We also talk about how he became interested in biology, starting from growing up in rural

What if the knee your doctor wants to replace could be repaired instead?In a 15-year study, 82% of arthritic knees treated with the patient's own bone marrow never needed a knee replacement. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Marc Pietropaoli stopped doing knee replacements in 2020, and he explains why most knee arthritis pain comes from the bone under the cartilage and what actually repairs it. Meet our guest Dr. Marc Pietropaoli is a sports medicine fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon who trained under Dr

En este episodio, platicamos con el Dr. Francisco R. Carvallo, profesor clínico de Patología Veterinaria en Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine.Acompáñanos a conocer más sobre su recorrido internacional en patología anatómica veterinaria, las experiencias que han marcado su carrera y, sobre todo, ¡qué es lo que más le entusiasma de su trabajo! ____ ACVP Social Media Facebook - ACVP Meetings and Topics Instagram - americancollegevetpath X (Twitter) - @ACVP LinkedIn - AMERICAN COLLEGE OF

In this episode, Katherine Bowen and Shalini Gupta discuss the EU pharmaceutical legislation reform — a comprehensive update to regulations and directives that will affect drug approval, orphan and paediatric rules, exclusivity incentives, EMA structure and timelines, supply obligations, environmental risk assessments, and transparency requirements.Hosts outline the timeline, key practical impacts for sponsors, and recommended next steps: begin preparing now, align regulatory, market‑access and

Living with allergies goes far beyond the physical symptoms. The unseen burden - constant hyper-vigilance, endless label checks, second-guessing social situations, and the strain placed on families - can feel overwhelming. For Anaphylaxis Awareness Week, we are moving beyond the theory to focus on actionable, evidence-based tools. Clinical Psychologist James Dayer and Health Psychologist Chrissie Jones from the University of Surrey, part of our Knowledge Transfer Partnership project, join us to

Love Frontline Nursing? Let us know In this episode, Dr. Oliviera shares Hawaii nursing workforce research findings, research on the well-being of the nursing workforce, and the pros and cons of travel nursing. Carrie M. Oliveira, PhD, is the Associate Director & Workforce Researcher for the Hawaii State Center for Nursing. Dr. Oliveira designs and deploys the data collection and reporting strategy for Hawaii's largest body of nursing workforce data. Dr. Oliveira works to ensure that Haw...

What role can disease foundations play in moving scientific discoveries from the lab toward meaningful solutions for patients?In this episode, host Elaine Hamm, PhD, sits down with Tim Coetzee, PhD, President and CEO of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, to explore how disease foundations can help shape the research and innovation ecosystem. Tim shares the Society’s evolution from funding its first research grants nearly 80 years ago to connecting scientists, clinicians, policymakers,

Most of us feel like there's a "me" behind our eyes, a thinker of our thoughts and author of our choices. Author and Waking Up founder Sam Harris argues that when you look closely enough, that self disappears. Dr. Heather Berlin and Dr. Christof Koch dig into why the sense of self may be something the brain constructs moment to moment, and why free will, in Sam's view, doesn't hold up to either physics or careful attention. Along the way they explore what meditation and psychedelics reveal about the

Sylvain Berthelot welcomes Craig Mooney to the podcast, Founder and Principal Consultant at IRT Advisors Group. Together, they unpack the trade-offs between standalone point solutions and unified eClinical platforms, exploring how sponsor growth shapes technology choices in clinical trials.With over three decades of clinical trial experience, Craig shares insights from his article Choose Your Hard, explaining why there is no single "right" answer when selecting trial software.He and Sylvain discuss