We challenge long-held beliefs about fibroids, highlight new ectopic pregnancy nuances, and dig into real-world dermoid cyst outcomes. We also unpack the evidence and ethics of 39-week induction after IVF and ICSI, balancing small absolute risks with maternal tradeoffs. • Evidence overturning links between fibroids and miscarriage, PROM and abruption • Distinguishing spontaneous versus iatrogenic preterm birth in fibroid pregnancies • Why myomectomy can raise early delivery and cesarean rate...

Fertility Docs Uncensored is hosted by Dr. Carrie Bedient from the Fertility Center of Las Vegas, Dr. Susan Hudson from Texas Fertility Center, and Dr. Abby Eblen from Nashville Fertility Center. Featuring Mark Ratner, Scientific Director of Theralogix. In this deep dive into fertility supplements, Mark Ratner helps us decode the science behind NAD and its exciting role in longevity and reproductive health. NAD itself can’t be taken directly—it must be boosted through precursors, which ...

Two new cases from the latest issue of the journal present the podcast team with some rare explanations, and a chance to test yourself on food trivia.  In the first case (1:18), from Malaysia, a 49-yo left-handed woman develops 10 days of recurrent left-sided focal facial seizures. These seizures progressed to epilepsia partialis continua, which is controlled with some difficulty by employing a broad range of six different anti-seizure medications. Further symptoms arose during monitoring,

Send us a text THE OVERLOOKED LINK BETWEEN SHOULDER PAIN AND THE SCAPULA When it comes to shoulder pain, most people focus on the rotator cuff, the joint, or the tendons — but rarely the scapula. Yet, the scapula (shoulder blade) plays a critical role in almost every movement your shoulder makes. When it doesn’t move, tilt, or rotate properly, pain and dysfunction quickly follow. In this episode of The Soft Tissue OT Podcast, we dive deep into the connection between the scapula and shoulder p...

Send us a text What is your favorite fictional villain or monster? Do they have a medical condition that led them on the path of evil? How medically accurate is that? Perhaps that character wouldn’t have a been a bad guy were it not for neglect or other people’s hubris? Our experts for this episode are Ron Cook, D.O., Chief Health Officer for Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, and Alan Pang, M.D., assistant professor in the school of medicine and surgeon with Texas Tech Physicians,...

Join host, Lori Gill, as she is joined by Tracy Lavigne, NSMHPCN PPSMC, and Krista Hastings, Clinical Manager with Ontario Health atHome, as they discuss Ontario Health atHome’s role in coordination of palliative care at home and the importance of linking patients and families with the essential supports and services that are required to support the provision of hospice palliative care and end of life care in the community. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this program are thos...

Have a topic idea? text us! In this episode of our podcast, I had the immense pleasure of speaking with a remarkable guest who is not only a dental hygienist but also a passionate advocate for increasing diversity within the dental hygiene profession. Our conversation began with my guest sharing their unique journey into dental hygiene, which was anything but traditional. Graduating at the age of 41 after 23 years of pursuing a four-year degree, they recounted a pivotal moment during a routin...

Welcome and Thank you for listening. This podcast is mainly about the Coldwater Creek 50k/ 33.2 mile trail race in Anniston Alabama. Good news: I finished Better news: I finished with a bang and before the cutoff.   It was close. If you have never stopped by Anniston Alabama, you should.  The people are wonderful and it is a beautiful little town with lots of trails for mountain biking, running and hiking.  There are also lots of rocks. I have been plant based nearly 25 years.  I eat fruits and

Soul Eaters: The Hidden History Of Medicinal Cannibalism In Europe In Early Modern Europe, the question wasn’t ‘should you eat humans for medicine’, it was ‘what type of humans should you eat for medicine?’ Though some attempted to erase the cannibalistic practices of this period from our history books, our expert explains how people were using human bones, blood, and fat to heal themselves. Food Fight Pt.2: Demands For A Healthier Future The modern food industry has turned our diets

Psychedelic experiences often lead to mystical encounters, offering profound self-exploration regardless of one's religious beliefs, a phenomenon so common it's measured in clinical trials. Navigating the current gray area of legality requires understanding that federal religious exemptions are rare, and ultimately, the most important question to ask is whether your psychedelic use makes you a better person. Join Jimmy as he explores the intersection of religion, spirituality, and psychedelic...

When to Consider Intervention for Peripheral Arterial DiseaseGuest: Stan Henkin, M.D. Host: Malcolm Bell, M.D. Although optimal medical therapy is key to decrease the risk of major adverse cardiac events in patients with peripheral artery disease (PAD), lower extremity arterial revascularization also plays an important role in management of symptoms and prevention of amputation. Thus, it is important to recognize the optimal timing for patient to be referred for lower extremity arterial

In this episode of Our Purpose – The LTC Podcast, hosts Kip Kruger, James Dieter, and Chris Light sit down with Marjorie Dorrow, President and COO of Cascade Health Services, to explore what it truly means to lead with heart in the long-term care industry.From her beginnings in social work to running award-winning facilities, Marjorie shares how a simple philosophy — “Always Be Kind” (ABK) — transformed her team culture, improved retention, and strengthened resident care.She opens up

Returning guest Dr. Amer Zeidan of Yale Medicine and Smilow Cancer Hospital joins to discuss how clinicians should approach low-risk Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS), which is most often managed in community settings. He breaks down how to risk-stratify patients using molecular and prognostic markers, when to treat versus observe, and his preferred first-line therapies in today’s landscape. Dr. Zeidan also delves into the COMMANDS trial and the role of luspatercept, emerging questions shaping t...

On today’s episode of The Ultimate Assist, John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers sit down with investigative author Peter A. Kirby, whose explosive new book Chemtrails Exposed: The New Manhattan Project uncovers what he calls the largest covert scientific operation in human history. Kirby traces the hidden evolution of geo-engineering and weather manipulation programs—linking them to intelligence agencies, Cold War technology, and the modern “chemtrail” phenomenon many now see streaking the skies...

Send us a text In this powerful episode, Dr. Ben Tapper sits down with attorney Aaron Siri for a deep and revealing conversation about the intersection of government, Big Pharma, and public health. Together, they expose the conflicts of interest driving policy, the dangers of captured agencies, and why the government needs to step out of the pharmaceutical business entirely. This episode is packed with insight, truth, and solutions for reclaiming medical freedom and transparency in healthcare...

Send us a text I’m honored to share the newest episode of The Dr. El Chaar Podcast: “Restoring Smiles: From Face to Teeth” featuring Dr. Larry Brecht, Director of Maxillofacial Prosthetics at Lenox Hill Hospital and NYU College of Dentistry. Our conversation explores the intersection of science, artistry, and compassion in reconstructive dentistry — from immediate jaw reconstruction and facial transplants to esthetic and full-arch rehabilitation. Dr. Brecht’s insight into the emotional and ...

Send us a textVaccines save lives, misinformation spreads fast, and ice cream, believe it or not, might actually be good for you.In this episode of CareTalk, Dr. Zeke Emanuel joins John Driscoll to discuss vaccine myths, public health confusion, and how the healthcare system can communicate science more effectively.🎙️⚕️ABOUT DR. ZEKE EMANUELEzekiel J. Emanuel, MD, PhD, is the Vice Provost for Global Initiatives, the Co-Director of the Healthcare Transformation Institute, and the Diane v.S. Levy and

Welcome to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast with Dr. Kerry Reller! This week, I’m joined by Kerri Pagliarini, a certified holistic health coach known as the “Sugar Knockout Coach.” We unpack the difference between sugar addiction and cravings, why willpower isn’t the real issue, and how emotions and habits drive those afternoon and after-dinner sugar urges. Kerri shares practical ways to balance blood sugar, retrain your brain, and enjoy holiday treats without guilt. Tune in for simple, sust...

This Health Views episode features Brandon Cuevas, executive vice president, national health plan, for Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. and Hospitals. With extensive experience across the health care industry, Brandon shares insights from his work at the intersection of strategy, customer relationships, and the evolving market landscape. Tune in to gain perspective on the trends and opportunities shaping the future of health care.

For over two decades, Dr. Sara Cody devoted her career to protecting the health of her community as the Public Health Director for Santa Clara County. Her leadership was tested in early 2020, when COVID-19 arrived in her county—one of the first in the United States to detect community spread. As the virus spread rapidly, Dr. Cody faced the daunting task of making life-altering decisions with limited information, uncertainty, and intense scrutiny. Drawing from her formative years as a me...