This Week's Episode: A Look Back — 1995 and the Skin Fold Advancement FlapThis week we travel back three decades to revisit a foundational paper in small animal reconstructive surgery: Geraldine Hunt's 1995 description of the skin fold advancement flap for closing large sternal and inguinal wounds in dogs and cats. Before this technique was described, surgeons facing large ventral defects in these regions had limited options beyond skin grafts or leaving wounds to heal by second intention — both

Hospice is not about giving up; it’s about living the best life possible with the time you have left. On this episode of the Medical Alley Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Andrew Mayo, Chief Medical Officer at St. Croix Hospice, where he sheds light on the often misunderstood world of hospice care. This conversation explores what hospice truly means, how it integrates into the healthcare journey, and why improving hospice literacy matters. Discover how hospice focuses on quality of life, symptom...

We talk with Erik Boelen, founder of Qase3D, about how medical 3D printing went from a regulatory free-for-all to a world where hospital print labs function as medical device manufacturers. We break down MDR, CE marking, ISO 13485, and how to stay compliant with a lean system engineers will actually use. • The early “no rules” era and why proof of quality becomes unavoidable • How MDR and CE marking work for standard medical devices • Why custom-made devices can be CE-exempt...

Journey into the world of salmon! In this episode, Mendy Harlow, the executive director of Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group, joins us to talk about estuary restoration. Mendy was a speaker at Lightning Talks: Salmon (season 5, episode 1). Watch the original talk here.

Chemists at the University of Minnesota, led by Kate Adamala, recently built a synthetic cell that eats, grows, and divides; purely by putting together molecules in the laboratory. Their creation, called SpudCell, can only divide for five generations. What will it take to make it grow for longer? And why bother making a synthetic cell in the first place?Subscribe to Asimov Press: https://press.asimov.comChapters: 00:00  SpudCell is not alive05:16  How SpudCell was made13:14  How to make a

Type 6s scan for risk, seek security, and often second-guess themselves out of taking action - but growth happens when they borrow from their resource point. This week Zach and Laura explore what it looks like when a 6 taps into Type 3 (trusting their own competence, moving forward with confidence, and taking decisive action instead of staying stuck in doubt).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Molecular Therapy Oncology has released a new special collection, Advancements in Pediatric Cancer Therapy. Listen in as guest editor Nirali Shah and Editor-in-Chief Timothy Cripe discuss articles in this special collection, which covers the history, current landscape, and future direction of pediatric cancer therapy. Music:'Electric Dreams' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0.www.scottbuckley.com.auShow your support for ASGCT!: https://asgct.org/membership/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener

Some of the most impactful innovations don’t fit neatly into the traditional technology transfer model. Feel Your Best Self began during the COVID-19 pandemic as a collaboration between educational psychology and puppetry at the University of Connecticut, with a simple goal: give children practical, research-based ways to understand and cope with big feelings. What started in a single classroom has since grown into an award-winning toolkit reaching families, educators, and communities far beyond

In this special episode of Stuff to Blow Your Mind, Robert sits down with Mark Mandica inside the the Amphibian Foundation's brand new Venom Lab to discuss the science of reptile venom. Full video of the interview available on Netflix.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Petri Dish Perspectives, we explore Anew Labs, the AI drug discovery company that emerged from one of the most unexpected places in biotech: ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok. Fresh off a $290 million raise at a $1.5 billion valuation, Anew is betting that artificial intelligence can fundamentally change how we discover medicines, not by making existing drug development slightly faster, but by rethinking the entire discovery process from the ground up...

In this episode of “Better Biopharma,” host Tyler Menichiello is joined by former FDA staffers Eva Temkin, partner at Arnold & Porter, and Elizabeth Trentacost, senior associate at Arnold & Porter. They reflect on 2026 regulatory developments and discuss the implications and nuances of Operation TrialBlazer. Keep up with everything biomanufacturing at Bioprocess Online: https://www.bioprocessonline.com/ Follow Tyler Menichiello on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tmenichiello/ Su...

In this Huberman Lab Essentials episode, my guest is Dr. Andy Galpin, PhD, an exercise physiologist. We revisit the first episode of his Huberman Lab Guest Series to discuss the nine major components of physical fitness and how to assess your abilities. We explain practical tests for movement quality, power, strength, muscle mass and endurance, including grip strength, push-ups and VO2 max. We also discuss how to organize fitness testing, track progress and identify which areas to prioritize in your

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Airbulance Podcast - 2. epizód 🚁 A légimentés mérnöki és karbantartói szemmel "Elvárás, hogy mind a 7 bázis repüljön, az év 365 napján. Ez nem könnyű feladat!" - Nagy László, a Magyar Légimentő Nonprofit Kft műszaki vezetője az Airbulance Podcastban.

Michael speaks with Christian Craighead, a former SAS soldier and author of One Man In, about the afternoon he singlehandedly fought off a major terror attack in Nairobi and what it teaches about acting while afraid, leading people, and being ready before anything happens. They discuss:(00:00) Preview(00:38) Entering a terror attack with no backup(07:11) How a hard childhood shaped Christian's resolve(12:34) Why the top Special Forces operators look like accountants(23:20) Christian's moves

In this episode, Mary is joined by Dr. Jennifer Todd, a public health physician specializing in women’s and children’s health, researcher on ageism in the workplace, and leadership coach.Dr. Todd shares her journey from studying women’s health and hormone replacement therapy to discovering just how deeply politics and systemic inequality can shape women’s healthcare and professional lives. Her experiences in public health, federal government, and academia give her a powerful perspective on the

Seven Pillars of Business Transformation in Pharma What does it take to build a truly Future-Ready Pharma Enterprise? In this episode of Center of Excellence – Pharma 4.0, we explore a holistic blueprint for transforming pharmaceutical businesses through seven connected pillars built on a trusted digital foundation. The episode explores: Trusted Foundation — Trusted Data, AI Governance, Cybersecurity, Integration, and GxP Validation. Strategy & Business Model — Portfolio choices, platforms,

AI And The Future of Life Sciences IT #lifesciencesit #pharmatechnology #aitrends How do you stay valuable as a Life Sciences IT professional when AI, automation, and changing business needs are reshaping the industry? In this episode of Biotech Bytes, Steven Swan talks with Prath Krishnamoorthy, founder and CEO of Aspire2Be Executive Coaching, about how IT professionals in biotech and pharma companies can communicate their real impact. Please visit our website to get more information: https:...

Manufacturability challenges in biotech are becoming more complex as therapies become more potent, formats diversify, and timelines compress across the industry. On this episode, David Brühlmann sits down with Sigma Mostafa, Chief Scientific and Technology Officer at KBI Biopharma. Sigma brings deep expertise in early-stage CMC decision-making and has guided countless programs—from upstart startups to established pipelines—through the traps and trade-offs of process development. Her ground-fl...

What if fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, and chronic Lyme were not separate diseases at all, but one problem wearing different masks? Dr. Bill Rawls, MD, co-founder and medical director of Vital Plan, got so sick in his forties that conventional medicine could not reach him. He rebuilt himself from the cell up with herbs, and he now argues that your cells carry dormant microbes for decades, and that health comes down to whether those cells can keep clearing house. This episode lays out the cellular

En este episodio de Campo 360 visitamos Café de mi Rancho, en Sabana Larga, Córdoba, Veracruz, para descubrir qué pasa con el café después de la cosecha.Esta vez no nos enfocamos en la planta, sino en el proceso.Nos subimos a una bicicleta para moler café, tostamos nuestros propios granos, vimos cómo se seca al sol y aprendimos a distinguir entre café bola, pergamino y café verde.Pero la experiencia fue mucho más allá.Conversamos con Dionicio Osorio, propietario de Café de mi Rancho, sobre todo lo