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Welcome to Part 3 of the Dermatology Edition of Daktari a Quick One 🎙️. In this episode, we dive deep into the serious dermatological conditions and emergencies that doctors face, from life-threatening skin reactions to neglected tropical diseases. We also shine a light on the unique challenges of practicing dermatology in rural Kenya, where access to specialists, diagnostics, and treatment can be limited. 🔍 What you’ll learn in this episode: Common dermatological emergencies every medic should

In Part 2 of Daktari a Quick One, Dr. Caroline Njuguna shares her inspiring journey of bringing the dream of film training in Kenya to life alongside her husband. We dive into the challenges facing the Kenyan movie and film industry, explore possible solutions, and highlight her incredible creative projects. From her Kikuyu comedy show – Comedy Central, to a Maasai-based series, and her latest project Nduthi, Dr. Njuguna showcases the diversity of Kenyan storytelling. She also opens up about her

This October, we’ve been clearing the house — not with brooms and buckets, but with bold truths and unapologetic mindset shifts.In Episode 1, we Buried the Diet. In Episode 2, we Unmasked the Cravings. In Episode 3, we declared The Death of Old Habits. And now, in this finale episode, it’s time to face the skeletons in your kitchen. Hidden triggers — the ghosts that drive your cravings — don’t just live in haunted houses. They live in your pantry, in your wine glass, and in the quiet

In the final episode of the One in Six Billion podcast Andrew and Maggie reflect with producer Steve Chapman on the fun they have had making 51 podcasts with 70 guests in the past 2 years. Send us a text

In this powerful episode of Daktari: A Quick One, host Dr. Festus Nelson Nyadimu sits down with two vibrant young Kenyan nurses — Felimax Otieno (Diploma Nurse) and Sally Atore (Drgree Nurse) — for an honest, unfiltered conversation on the state of nursing care in Kenya. We dig deep into: The real differences between working in public vs private hospitals in Kenya How degree vs diploma nursing training shapes skills, pay, and career progression Why many public hospitals are underperforming despite

In this powerful episode of Daktari: A Quick One, host Dr. Festus Nelson Nyadimu sits down with two vibrant young Kenyan nurses — Felimax Otieno (Diploma Nurse) and Sally Atore (Drgree Nurse) — for an honest, unfiltered conversation on the state of nursing care in Kenya. We dig deep into: The real differences between working in public vs private hospitals in Kenya How degree vs diploma nursing training shapes skills, pay, and career progression Why many public hospitals are underperforming despite

When the lights come on, velocity alone won’t save you. We sat down with Victor and Aaron, co-founders of Prime Performance in Port St. Lucie, to unpack how elite pitchers are actually built: aligned coaching, smart testing, targeted strength, and a mindset that performs under pressure. Their one-stop model gives athletes a single point of contact to coordinate strength and conditioning, corrective work, pitch design, and communication with skill coaches—cutting through the noise of conflicti...

Dr. Bonke Arunga is a young Kenyan doctor. trained at Maseno University school of Medicine. He narrates his journey through medical school, tacking challenges such as having to retake a course in IT that later proved worthwhile. He tells the story of how he got his first job and the challenges he encountered as a young doctor in Kenya, including COVID-19, delays in internship posting, and delayed payment.

In this highly engaging episode of Daktari: A Quick One, host Dr. Festus Nelson Nyadimu sits down with Dr. Tayo Opakunle, a first-year Internal Medicine resident in Kenya, who shares both his medical journey and his creative passions outside the hospital. Dr. Tayo opens up about his path to becoming a doctor, the difficult choices he had to make along the way, and what it really takes to train as a physician in Kenya today. Beyond his medical career, he is also an incredibly talented voice-over

In this exciting episode of Daktari: A Quick One (DAQO), hosted by Dr. Festus Nyadimu, we sit down with Dr. Caroline Njuguna, the co-founder of Talanta Institute, a leading TVET college in Kenya that trains young people in film making, production, and creative media arts. Dr. Njuguna shares her powerful story, tracing her early childhood dream of becoming a doctor while nurturing a deep passion for acting, media, and film production. She opens up about her journey: ✅ Growing up with a love for both

In this highly educational episode of Daktari: A Quick One, we sit down with Dr. Gacheri, a leading Kenyan dermatologist based in Meru, to explore the powerful effects of the sun on different skin types. This insightful conversation dives deep into: ✅ The science behind sun exposure and skin health ✅ How different skin types respond to sunlight and why it matters ✅ Common sun-related skin conditions affecting Kenyans and people globally ✅ An in-depth discussion on skin cancers including melanoma,

In this episode, Don and Steve separate fact from fiction about meds and oral health. 💊 Could your favorite mouthwash be more “spirited” than you think? 😬 Can a key medication for opioid use disorder quietly sabotage your smile? 🦷 Ready to brush up on the facts and drill down to the truth? No need to sugarcoat it, our myth-busting pharmacist duo (and a special dentist guest expert) are here to rinse away the rumors and polish up the evidence! 📣 Listener Survey: https://forms.office.com/...

In this episode, we delve into the groundbreaking insights of Dr. Alberto Espay, a leading neurologist and advocate for precision medicine. Dr. Espay challenges conventional beliefs in neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, advocating for a shift from pathology-focused models to personalized, biomarker-based approaches. Through engaging discussions, he shares his vision for the future of disease research, emphasizing the importance of hypothesis-driven trials and the need for a

Alyssa and Callum are joined by Dr Neil Stone to talk all things Rare, Invasive, and Mouldy. Specifically Fusarium spp., as well as Scedosporium spp. and Lomentospora prolificans. Heard of these before? No? Well listen in to find out what they are, and why they matter Show notes for this episode here: https://idiots.notion.site/122-Moulds-Rare-invasive-moulds-af70fc26e81043669c2bf3ef17c14b6c?pvs=74 Support the show Questions, comments, suggestions to idiotspodcasting@gmail.com or on Bl...

What if your yogurt could boost mood, gut, skin, and heart health? In this episode of Vitality Made Simple, Dr. William Davis explains how a simple heart scan, the right nutrients, and his ‘supergut yogurt’ can transform your heart and gut health at the same time. Learn how nurturing your microbiome can lift your mood, smooth your skin, shrink your waistline, and keep your body strong for life. Dr. William Davis is a cardiologist turned health pioneer who believes genuine wellness doesn’t com...

Summary: In this episode of the Critical Care Obstetrics Podcast, hosts Stephanie Martin, Julie Arafey, and Suzanne McMurtry Baird discuss their pet peeves in obstetrics. The conversation covers issues related to documentation, unnecessary interventions on low-risk patients, and the unrealistic expectations placed on nurses to make medical diagnoses. The hosts share their frustrations with electronic medical records (EMR) and advocate for a more streamlined approach to patient care that resp...

What happens when the interviewer becomes the interviewee? In this special live episode, host and prostate cancer survivor Reggie Hicks steps from behind the camera to the center of the conversation — answering questions sent directly from listeners, brothers, caregivers, and men who are quietly wondering… “Could this be me?” Originally scheduled with guest David Moffett — this episode takes an intimate, unexpected turn after a last-minute change leads Reggie to open up fully about his own

As our understanding of pain physiology evolves, neuromodulation continues to offer new treatment possibilities in MSK pain management. In this episode of the BackTable MSK, host Jacob Fleming discusses the evolving world of neuromodulation with Dr. Timothy Deer, a leading expert in the field. Dr. Deer shares insights from his extensive career and his innovative contributions in neuromodulation.---This podcast is supported by:Medtronic

Maternal and child health thrive with the right support. For over two decades, Dr. Manisha Gogri has combined her expertise as a medical doctor and IBCLC to guide families through pregnancy, birth, and breastfeeding. She pioneered one of Mumbai’s first pregnancy fitness programs and led lactation initiatives across India. She approaches care with a whole-person perspective. In this episode, Katie Oshita talks with Dr. Gogri about her journey and passion for empowering mothers and babies.&nb...