Link for CME credit coming soon!Dr. Avinash Boddapati joins Pediatrics Now and builds on the wonderful talk by Dr. Mario Fierro in part one, to explain more about what we know—and don’t—about the causes of autism, highlighting that autism is multifactorial and involves genetics, brain biology, and environmental influences. He covers early red flags, genetic risk and testing, maternal and prenatal factors, common misconceptions (including vaccines), and promising research directions like

Send a Text Message. Please include your name and email so we can answer you! Please note, this does not subscribe you to our email list, it's just to answer if you have a questions for us. If your go-to meals suddenly taste strange, certain foods turn your stomach, or heartburn has become a constant companion since starting a GLP-1, it’s not in your head. These are some of the most common (and least discussed) side effects people experience on GLP-1s. Reflux, food aversions, and taste chang...

In this episode we chat with Entrepreneur and visionary Tristan Walker. He is the founder of Walker & Company and one of TIME’s 100 Next Leaders. Dr. Mark Guadagnoli and Tristan have a fantastic conversation about values, legacy, and stability.Tristan opens up about his remarkable journey from growing up in Queens to Wall Street, Stanford, and Silicon Valley. He shares lessons he’s learned about faith, resilience, and creating freedom in a world that often delays it. Together, they

Dr. Natalie Crawford is joined by her clinical partner, Dr. Amanda Skillern,  to discuss the complex world of fertility clinics, offering patients an insider's guide to selecting the right medical practice for their unique fertility journey.Key Topics: 1. Finding the Right Doctor - Understanding specialized training - Importance of board certification - What makes a true fertility expert 2. Clinic Decision-Making - Who really controls medical choices - The impact of corporate vs

Recorded live in Chicago in collaboration with the Straight Outta Health IT podcast, join our hosts – alongside some special guests – for a wide-ranging discussion about targeting AI investments and aligning for strategic success.

A lot about our lives can change as we get older, and that includes our sex lives. Our last episode covered some of the physical changes that can impact sex as we age. For this episode, Madelyn Esposito joins the Women’s Healthcast to talk about the mental and emotional aspects of sex and aging. Madelyn is a licensed sex therapist and program manager of UW Health’s Sexual Health Clinic. She answered questions about what sex therapy is, common changes to mental and emotional health that impact sex,

Dr. Tino is joined by Dr. Barbara Jones to discuss the Summary for Clinicians: Clinical Practice Guideline for the Diagnosisand Treatment of Community-acquired Pneumonia.

Send us a message with this link, we would love to hear from you. Standard message rates may apply. We continue our hypertension journey with two pillars—lifestyle and medication—and show how small, honest changes shift blood pressure in meaningful ways. From sodium awareness and exercise to sleep apnea, tobacco, alcohol, and med side effects, we focus on what actually works. • two pillars of treatment: lifestyle and medication • non‑modifiable risks: age, sex, race, family history • sodium ...

October is Health Literacy Month, a time to remind ourselves how vital it is to be able to obtain, process, and use health information and services to make informed decisions for better health. In this special episode of the Health In Harlem Podcast, we explore five evidence-based tips for longevity that don’t require fancy gadgets or expensive supplements—just simple, sustainable lifestyle habits that can add years to your life and life to your years.From the science of movement and nutrition to

Tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis. Three diseases that sound ancient but aren’t gone. In this episode of Funny Medicine Podcast, we break down what the TDaP vaccine actually protects you from, and why skipping it isn’t a good idea. From lockjaw and “whooping cough” to the real science behind herd immunity, we explain why staying up to date on your vaccines matters more than ever. This episode is packed with straight facts, sarcasm, and stories that make public health make sense. Whether you’re a

In the 09/1/2018 Society for Academic Specialists in General Obstetrics and Gynecology’s (SASGOG’s) Pearls of Exxcellence publication, “Management of Preeclampsia at Term”, it states: “If hypertension management requires acute IV treatment, it is often prudent to initiate oral labetalol or EXTENDED-release nifedipine to maintain blood pressures below the severe range. Intrapartum blood pressure management and consultation should not delay progress towards delivery. Fetal monitoring should be

Precision medicine is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s shaping care today. Sg2 experts Justin Cassidy, PhD, Kara Marlatt, PhD, and Andrew Rebhan join host Trevor DaRin to explore how data, artificial intelligence (AI) and genetics are transforming treatment from “one size fits all” to personalized care. They discuss where health systems are leading, where challenges remain and how organizations can strategically invest in this evolving landscape.Sg2 Perspectives Listener Feedback Survey: We

My mom is a radiologist! Watch on YouTube! In this episode, we hear from Alex Roberts, the son of our Radiologist-in-chief Dr. Heidi Schmidt, about what it’s really like to have medicine running through your family life. The content provided in this episode is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Produced by The Levchuk Agency Inc. Thanks for ...

What if you could enjoy all the powerful health benefits of fasting without actually going hungry? Dr. Chris Rhodes, a biochemist with a PhD from UC Davis, has discovered a revolutionary approach that might make this possible. During this fascinating conversation, Dr. Rhodes explains how fasting triggers a remarkable survival response in our cells. After about 24 hours without food, our bodies deplete glycogen stores and enter "true fasting metabolism," activating anti-inflammatory pathways,...

In this episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, Dr. Renarda Jones speaks with Dr. Jose Rubio, rheumatologist and clinical researcher at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, about the future of lupus research and the importance of diversity in trials.Dr. Rubio explains how lupus is not a single disease but a spectrum of immune system misfires, which makes personalized medicine essential. He shares how genetic markers, biologics, and targeted therapies are helping researchers move closer to

In this fourth episode of Chair Chats, Department Chair Carlos Del Rio, MD, chats with Camille Vaughan, MD, Division Director of Geriatrics and Gerontology, who recently served as guest editor for the Emory Health Digest. To learn more about that Summer 2025 edition, titled Aging Well at any Age, you can read the full edition here: https://emoryhealthdigest.emory.edu/issues/2025/summer/index.html.

We talk endlessly about caffeine, alcohol, and sleep—but what about plain old water? In this episode, we will: Dive deep into the fascinating relationship between hydration and sleep qualityExplore how dehydration disrupts sleep architecture—raising heart rate, cortisol, and even airway resistanceLearn how hydration supports thermoregulation, helps maintain slow-wave sleep, and prevents the dry-mouth awakenings familiar to CPAP users and frequent flyersBreak down the latest research, from stu...

Why do so many brilliant doctors undercharge—or avoid the money conversation altogether? In this episode of Freedom Rx, host Seth Conger sits down with Nicole Collicott—former clinic owner, coach, and now VP of Service at FPC—to explore the real reasons practitioners struggle with pricing, sales, and communicating the value of their care. You’ll learn: The mindset shift that helped Nicole go from uncomfortable to confident in sales, why “soft-selling” might be keeping your patients stuck , how to

We’re back with a follow-up to the “no inner monologue” chaos, but this time, we’re going deeper. Kristin and I unpack what it actually feels like when your brain disconnects, how trauma can flip your reality switch, and why dissociation might just be your mind’s weirdest defense mechanism.Then we shift gears into something truly wild: the microscopic villains that can give you cancer. Yep, your high school biology class never warned you about this lineup of viruses, parasites, and bacteria with

Subscribe to the video podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@DrTazMD/podcastsFreedom isn’t just about walking outside prison walls, it’s about breaking free from the invisible prisons of shame, anger, and limiting beliefs. In this Hol+ episode, Dr. Taz sits down with Shaka Senghor, bestselling author and inspirational speaker, to uncover how solitary confinement, journaling, and vulnerability became the keys to his transformation.Together they explore how trauma shows up in daily life, why