Today my guest is pathologist Dr Kalisha HillWhat we discuss with Dr Hill: Her transition from surgical aspirations to a passion for pathology How the pandemic influenced the writing of Pinnacles: Visible and Invisible The importance of mentorship and saying “yes” to growth opportunities Lessons in leadership from the lab and beyond How earning an MBA reshaped her understanding of healthcare The impact of professional organizations like CAP on career development The meaning of “visible” and

Dr. Greg Hall welcomes former radio broadcaster and educational technology consultant Chris Linder combines international teaching experience with digital innovation to challenge America's fundamentally broken education system. After witnessing parents struggle during COVID, he developed the Homeschool Remix Framework, empowering diverse families with hybrid learning solutions that put educational choice directly back in parents' hands.Website: https://homeschoolremix.com/Each episode of Better

In this Spotlight series episode on Acute Myeloid Leukemia, Blood Editor, Dr. Selina Luger interviews Drs. Laura Michaelis and Alexander Perl on their paper in the series titled “The fit older adult with acute myeloid leukemia: clinical challenges to providing evidence-based frontline treatment”. The conversation explores challenges in treating AML across different patient populations. They also focus on treatment approaches for fit older adults with AML, highlighting the need for less

Send us a text Watch this (Season 3, Episode 6) on Youtube or listen on your favorite podcast platform to Two Peaks in a Pod. Dr. Amber Klimczak and Dr. Beverly Reed discuss how Tay Lautner opened up about why she did fertility testing. They discuss types of fertility tests available as well as what they can and can't tell you. https://www.youtube.com/@peakfertility https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/two-peaks-in-a-pod/id1694248202 Links are in @drhappyeggs IG bio.

Send us a text This week on Joint Effort PAs, we’re putting the spotlight on another vital member of the surgical team — the CRNA. 💉 We’re joined by a certified registered nurse anesthetist who shares what it’s really like behind the drape — from her training and scope of practice to how she works alongside PAs, surgeons, and anesthesiologists. We break down the differences and surprising overlaps between the PA and CRNA roles, discuss patient care from both sides of the table, and talk

Ever wondered why your sex life changes over time — or why what once worked no longer lights you up? In this powerful episode of The Dr. Brighten Show, Dr. Tara Suwinyattichaiporn, a tenured professor of sexual communication at California State University, Fullerton, joins Dr. Jolene Brighten to share the science of sexual personality and the psychology of pleasure, communication, and confidence.Together, they explore what it really takes to improve your sex life, deepen intimacy, and understand

Send us a text We’re honored to be joined by TWO guests this episode, Dr. Miguel Stanley & Dr. Amanda Seay to get a behind-the-scenes look at what we can expect from the 2026 AACD Conference this April in Aventura, Florida! 🎉 ✨2026 AACD Conference Info: https://www.aacdconference.com/event/2026/main-menu Dr. Miguel Stanley is the keynote speaker at the 2026 AACD Conference. He is the founder and clinical director of the globally renowned White Clinic, a Leading Dental Center of the

Occupational therapy assistants are the bedrock of treatment provision in many OT departments throughout the country. In fact, In large rural SNFs, around 58% of OT staffing minutes are by OTAs. And, in rural and underserved communities, about 48% of all Medicare outpatient therapy services are provided by OTAs. But, not enough continuing education has been geared towards the unique challenges and opportunities within this profession. That’s why I’m so thankful to begin a new annual ser...

From “vaginal rejuvenation” ads to viral vulva masks, the wellness industry is full of promises about women’s bodies. In this episode, Nurse Sydney and Dr. Meghan unpack what cosmetic gynecology actually means, the procedures that are evidence-based (and the ones that aren’t), and why no two vulvas should ever look the same.They break down common myths, talk about labiaplasty research, and explain how to navigate online trends safely and confidently—with facts, clarity, and compassion.

We break down a calm, effective way to grow on LinkedIn without posting daily. We share format tips, platform strategy, and why owning your audience with a newsletter pairs well with genuine engagement. • daily posting not required for growth • engagement as a low‑pressure starting point • carousel and video formats outperform • social media reset and audience ownership • why LinkedIn delivers genuine conversations • curate feeds to reduce noise • map platforms to clear business goals • Cont...

We’re discussing Raising the Bar in Value Based Primary Care Payment! Faisel and Dan are joined by Purva Rawal, PhD, Former Chief Strategy Officer, CMS Innovation Center at Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.Our conversation revolves around navigating changing healthcare policies, unlearning fee for service as the default, and leveraging community relationships within alternative care models.

Join us today as Diana is joined by a dear friend, Aaron Ngor. Aaron is an Athletic Trainer & Strength Coach out of Undefeated Athletic Club in Los Angeles. Not only is he an incredible healthcare provider, but he is also an incredible human. This episode is a snippet of the conversations around the future of healthcare Diana & Aaron have off camera. Enjoy!

Up to three-quarters of people with persistent pain report sleep problems. Tim and Bart dig into why sleep disruption boosts sensitivity (inflammation, circadian shifts, cortical filtering) and how targeted, realistic strategies can help—far beyond “no screens after 9.” Hear how to triage insomnia type, coach stimulus control and sleep-window tweaks, handle neuropathic night pain (yes, sometimes get up and move), and track progress weekly.

Send us a text It is a huge pleasure today to welcome doctor and writer, Majid Parsa. We're talking about The Ayatollah's Gaze: a memoir of the forbidden and the fabulous, which is his first boook. What a book and what a memoir it is. I absolutely loved it. I wasn't quite sure what to expect when I picked it up. It has a phenomenal pink cover. It is wise. It is insightful. It is moving. It is very, very funny in places and it was a real window into a world which I might not otherwise ev...

Send us a text There’s a new surgeon in the Trillium Plastic Surgery office! And today, you get to meet her. In this episode, Dr. Jason Hall sits down with Dr. Jessica Walker, a double board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive training in general and plastic surgery. After years of high-intensity trauma work in Detroit, Dr. Walker found her calling in aesthetic breast and body surgery, work that’s taken on even deeper meaning since becoming a mom herself. She opens up about her personal ...

In this heartfelt episode of the Eye Believe Podcast 🎙️, brought to you by A Cure In Sight 💙, we meet Shana Bar, an international patient from 🇨🇦 Canada, who shares her journey living with metastatic uveal melanoma. Shana opens up about her experience on a clinical trial 🔬—the hope it’s brought, the encouraging news she’s received, and how her outlook on life has evolved along the way 🌈. But she also speaks candidly about the emotional side of survivorship—the gratitude and the guilt that can

I’m back with part two of my “life lessons at 40” and yes, it’s even more random than part one. From safety glasses and social media boundaries to testicle self-exams (yes, really), I’m sharing the wisdom I’ve collected over four decades. Plus, a neuro-ophthalmology curveball: a patient with mismatched pupils and a mystery diagnosis that turns out to be a Horner syndrome. Takeaways: Why you should always wear safety glasses, even if you swear you were “careful.” How public speaking

In this episode of Bendy Bodies, Dr. Linda Bluestein is joined by neurosurgeon and social media educator Dr. Betsy Grunch to tackle complex questions around spine health, chronic pain, and the unique challenges faced by people with hypermobility and connective tissue disorders like Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes (EDS). Together, they explore why “normal” MRIs don’t always tell the whole story, when surgery is (and isn’t) the right option, and how the healthcare system sometimes overlooks the needs of

The tables are turned in this episode! Now Rachel interviews Nigel about his life-changing bowel surgery in 2010. Fifteen years on, Nigel reflects on the symptoms that led to his Crohn's surgery, the emotional and practical preparations, and the highs and lows of recovery - including living with a temporary stoma and navigating postoperative ileus. With his trademark candid storytelling and humour, Nigel shares how planning, shared decision-making and trust in his healthcare team helped...

In this anniversary special, Nigel interviews me about my decision to stop taking medication (infliximab, aka Remicade) for my inflammatory bowel disease, and what reflections I have on staying in remission four years later. Discussion Points My rationale for stopping infliximab after nearly a decade of IBD remissionThe emotional weight of sharing my decision publicly and the need for sensitivityThe importance of not being labeled “anti-medication” when choosing to de-escalateHow my con...