Personality disorder emerges not because someone has a distinctive personality, but when enduring patterns become sufficiently inflexible and maladaptive to repeatedly disrupt the self, relationships and functioning.Medlock Holmes enters The House of Personality, an extraordinary mansion that has been under construction since childhood.Its foundations contain inherited temperament. Its rooms have been shaped by development and experience. Its doors determine how readily someone approaches or avoids

Writing Through Breast Cancer: The Healing Power of Telling Your StoryWhat if the most powerful part of your breast cancer story isn’t what’s in your medical file—but what never made it onto the page? In this episode of Boobalicious: Breast Cancer and Beyond, hosts Chris Kushner and Jenni Rai, PT, CLT, sit down with April Stearns, founder of Wildfire Magazine, and Dawn Amodeo, a Wildfire contributor, to explore the healing power of writing through breast cancer, processing trauma, and telling the

Last year, in July 2025, the independent review of the physician associate and anaesthesia associate roles, carried out by professor Gillian Leng, was published.The review followed the contentious role out of PAs in the NHS - where their scope of practice differed across trusts, and GP practices, and concerns were raised about clinical safety. Some of the key recommendations were around seeing undifferentiated patients, training needs, and supervision - and we spoke to Gill at the time, and the

Canadian National Citizens Inquiry (interim report) Discussion with Mr Ches Crosbie, National Citizens Inquiry administrator. Commissioners Report + Open Letter to PM Trudeau https://nationalcitizensinquiry.ca/commissioners-report/ 300+ Testimonies from NCI Witnesses https://nationalcitizensinquiry.ca/testimony/ Join our Mailing List (Newsletter) https://nationalcitizensinquiry.ca/signup/ Public Exhibits from Expert and Lay Witnesses https://nationalcitizensinquiry.ca/exhibits-2/ Questions in

This VJHemOnc podcast explores how BTK inhibitor therapy can be personalized for patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), considering disease biology, patient characteristics and treatment goals.Kerry Rogers, MD, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, discusses frontline treatment selection, molecular risk and factors influencing BTK inhibitor choice, while Florian Simon, MD, University Hospital Cologne, Cologne, Germany, examines cardiovascular toxicity and treatment considerations

Send us Fan Mail You step onto a staircase in a city you've never visited. Your neck prickles. You KNOW there's a Picasso hanging on the left at the top. You've never been here. So why is your brain so sure? In this episode we put two sources side by side: Cleveland Clinic neurology and Colorado State University cognitive psychology. Here's what they show: 🧠 Déjà vu is a brief misfire between two memory systems. Familiarity says "I know this!" while recollection can't find the file. ✈️ ...

In this episode of Our Voices, Our Future, host Rhea Manohar sits down with Dr. Kelly Parker, DO, FACOG, a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist and the Director of Labor and Delivery and Section Head of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center in Toledo, Ohio. A committed advocate for reproductive justice and health equity, she is dedicated to ensuring every patient receives safe, dignified, evidence-based care.Her commitment to equity took root early. In the early 2000s,

Dr, Jack Cush reviews the news and journal articles from the past week on RheumNow.com

Currently, the CDC U.S. Medical Eligibility Criteria (USMEC) rate CHCs as category 4 (unacceptable health risk) for migraine with aura, versus category 2 for migraine without aura; ACOG similarly recommends avoiding estrogen-containing contraception in migraine with aura. But, recent data published in August 2026 from the UK seems to show no increased risk with “modern”/low-dose combination birth control pills when compared to progesterone only options. Is the CDC contraindication out outdated? Not

Nearly one in three American adults used an AI chatbot for health information or advice in the past year. They did not wait for medicine's permission. They are tired of waiting. On September 30, six of the nation's largest physician organizations, including the American College of Surgeons, issued a joint statement warning against claims that AI outperforms physicians. In this episode, surgeon and former president of the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Dr. Robin Blackstone

In this special collaboration between the South African Sports Medicine Association (SASMA) and the Enhanced Pod, Nick Pereira sits down with Professor Habib Noorbhai to explore the rapidly evolving intersection of sport science, medicine, technology and artificial intelligence.From athletic intelligence, data-driven decision-making and cricket batting biomechanics to markerless motion capture, precision-based sports science and spatial computing, the conversation explores how emerging technologies

Send us Fan Mail I’ve spent years learning how to speak up for the diabetes care I need—and I know how frustrating it can be when a provider or insurance company says no. In this episode of the Diabetes Nerd Podcast, I talk with Lily Mees and Paola Acevedo about how people with diabetes can advocate for themselves and navigate a complicated healthcare system. We discuss preparing for appointments, asking clear questions, finding a care team that listens, and what to do when insurance denies ...

What if the best biohacks are actually the simplest ones? In this episode, I’m breaking down the tools I genuinely believe are worth considering, from sleep, strength training, and pain management to cleaner air and water, red light therapy, sauna, and frequency-based technologies.I also talk about where more advanced options like stem cells, exosomes, and PRP fit in, and the question I use to evaluate any biohacking tool: Does it actually help my body function better, or does it just give me more

Nothing needed cutting. The full description comes to 3,601 characters, so it's under the 4,000 limit:In this episode of unPAUSED, Dr. Mary Claire Haver continues her conversation with Dr. Erica Kelly, board-certified dermatologist, Clinical Professor at the University of Texas Medical Branch, and founder and director of UTMB's Cosmetic Dermatology Division and this time it's the practical half: sunscreen, routines, treatments, and hair. Dr. Kelly settles the questions filling everyone's feed —

What you eat matters more than we've been told! A proper human diet will give your body every thing it needs to heal. A proper human diet will protect your body from things that would slow it down. A proper human diet will give you your optimum health. You can start slowly, removing sugar, grains and vegetable oils from your diet. Each day you do a little better, you get a little better. Dr. Berry's Website : www.drberry.com MINERAL DROPS:

Send us Fan Mail Does Tylenol in pregnancy cause autism or ADHD? In this edition of Neo News, Ben and Eli break down a major JAMA Internal Medicine study from Hong Kong that followed hundreds of thousands of mother-child pairs and used a sibling-matched design to answer the question. The verdict: no association between prenatal acetaminophen exposure and autism spectrum disorder or ADHD, regardless of timing, pattern, or dose. But data alone doesn't win hearts. The conversation turns to the b...

Episode 140: Gennaro Maida – From Wearable Sensors to Clinical Evidence In this episode, we speak with Gennaro Maida, a healthcare technology executive working at the intersection of wearable technology, clinical research, and artificial intelligence. Gennaro is CEO/CMIO of Denovo Innovations Group, Director of Clinical Products at Tactical Rehabilitation, and recently served as CMIO of The Cena Group. He also serves on the American Heart Association's Health Tech Advisory Group. Our conversa...

Send us a text Adverse childhood experiences do not stay in childhood. They can echo through physical health, mental wellbeing, health behaviours and the way people engage with care. This episode explores the landmark ACE research, what it can teach us about complex and recurrent presentations, and how a trauma-informed approach can make consultations feel safer, more respectful and more effective. Press play for a compassionate, practical conversation that may change how you see ...

Send us Fan Mail Join us as we complete our discussion on all things Acute Oncology Services with the superb Dr Caroline Wilson PhD FRCP from the The Christie NHS Foundation Trust. 🎙️We look at what future directions AOS will move into and what the challenges may be. 🎙️What are the BIG 5 AOS presentations? 🎙️Caroline stakes a claim for the need to change how we view the role of who manages acute oncology toxicities. Enjoy

Borris Johnson, Unleashed https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13901757/Boris-johnson-covid-chinese-lab-memoir-wuhan-botched-experiment.html 'The awful thing about the whole Covid catastrophe is that it appears to have been entirely man-made, in all its aspects It now looks overwhelmingly likely that the mutation was the result of some botched experiment in a Chinese lab.’ 'Some scientists were clearly splicing bits of virus together like the witches in Macbeth – eye of bat and toe of frog –