#GLP1 #WeightLoss #Ozempic #Mounjaro #ObesityMedicineNot losing weight on a GLP-1? The problem usually isn't you, and it usually isn't the medication either. It's the variables nobody checked.I'm Dr. Mohammed Paika, a physician board-certified in Internal Medicine and Obesity Medicine. I've spent about 15 years as a hospitalist, and I'm also a certified personal trainer and nutrition coach. In this video, I walk you through 8 evidence-based reasons the scale can stall on semaglutide

The guests and experts arrive in Costa Rica. They get settled in and start their day with a good workout with Coach Bronson. The experts and guests dive deep into the discussion on: What is Carnivore? They ended the day with a delicious Carnivore meal and enjoyed a wonderful performance from a local singer. Join our Community: https://bit.ly/DrBerrysCommunity Learn how to do Carnivore right: https://bit.ly/Carnivore101 Starring... Charles Mattocks: https://www.instagram.com/charlesmattocks1/# Dr

What would you look at if your patient had persistent hand pain, numbness, and weakness after a fall? In this case discussion, I walk through how I would approach the patient using clinical reasoning—not just focusing on where they feel their symptoms.

Explore practical ways to reduce stroke risk, including managing blood pressure, maintaining healthy habits, staying physically active, avoiding tobacco, and following appropriate medical advice.

Learn what a stroke is, common risk factors, important warning signs, and why recognizing symptoms quickly can be critical for receiving timely medical attention and appropriate treatment.

Send us Fan Mail This week on The Incubator Podcast, Ben and Daphna dig into four studies testing what the evidence supports at the bedside. They open with the 24-month BeNeDuctus follow-up, where expectant management and early ibuprofen for PDA yield identical survival without neurodevelopmental impairment. Daphna then presents the Nourish trial, finding individually targeted milk fortification did not improve growth, body composition, or brain MRI outcomes. Next, a Dutch study links probiot...

A Narrative Review of the COVID-19 Infodemic and Censorship in Healthcare LIESTER, MITCHELL; Sohaib Ashraf; Patricia Callisperis; Hector Carvallo; Shankara Chetty; Robert Enzenauer; Carlos Franco-Paredes; Raul Pineda; Panagis Polykretis; Rachel Wilkenson; and Peter McCullough. 2025. "A Narrative Review of the COVID-19 Infodemic and Censorship in Healthcare." Secrecy and Society 3(2). DOI: https://doi.org/10.55917/

What exactly makes a paper a good fit for the Journal of Infectious Diseases? JID Editor-in-Chief and Professor of Medicine, Oncology and Molecular Microbiology and Immunology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Cynthia Sears, MD, FIDSA, and JID Deputy Editor and Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Jonathan Li, MD, FIDSA, join CID Editor-in-Chief and Let’s Talk ID host, Paul Sax,...

Clinical trials in acute and emergency care settings may require immediate pharmacy support in the evenings, nights and weekends when staff with specialized expertise are not on site.  In this episode, two experienced clinical research pharmacists highlight the challenges of after-hours investigational drug dispensing and detail practical strategies and creative techniques for managing these time-sensitive studies. The information presented during the podcast reflects solely the opinions of the

This episode outlines a structured educational framework for transforming orthopaedic surgical teams into high-performance units by adopting principles from aviation and professional sports. The material focuses on integrating crew resource management and psychological safety to improve clinical outcomes and theater efficiency. Key strategies highlighted include the implementation of briefings and debriefings, which foster a culture where staff feel empowered to voice concerns. By emphasizing

In this episode of Bowel Sounds, hosts Dr. Peter Lu and Dr. Jordan Whatley talk to Dr. Vikram Raghu, a pediatric gastroenterologist and transplant hepatologist who specializes in intestinal rehabilitation at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. He is also an accomplished researcher with a focus on cost-effective care. There has long been a growing emphasis on the importance of providing cost-effective care, but what does that really mean? How does that look in the field of pediatric gastroenter...

Covid symptom study https://covid.joinzoe.com Cases, + 217,150 = 3,763,847 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-AIM_yHCs4 UK R = 0.9 Cases, down 19% on the week One in 17 symptomatic Cases down in all age groups, over 75 coming down faster Cases down in all regions UK hospitalisations remain relatively high Symptoms Runny nose, 84% Fatigue, 72% Headache, 69% Sore throat, 69% Sneezing, 69% Persistent cough, 56% Hoarse, 49% Chills or shivers, 37% Joint pains, 34% Fever, 32% Dizzy,

In this episode of Inside Surgery, host Dr. Alice Tsai is joined by Prof. Hans Fuchs, Prof. Barbara Seeliger, and Prof. Rosa Jiménez-Rodríguez to explore the future of robotic surgery. From artificial intelligence and automation to training, access, and the evolving role of the surgeon; the panel examines where robotic surgery stands today and where it may be heading next. Along the way, they challenge assumptions, debate controversial ideas, and share their vision for the operating room of t...

In this UK Medical Freedom Alliance (UKMFA) podcast episode, Ian Humphreys, Dr. Liz Evans, and Dr. Sarah Myhill discuss an open letter challenging Professor Sir Chris Whitty, the UK Chief Medical Officer. Dr. Myhill accuses Professor Whitty of "nonfeasance in public office," asserting that he failed to maintain medical ethics and morals during the COVID-19 pandemic. The open letter is here: https://www.ukmedfreedom.org/open-letters/dr-sarah-myhill-open-letter-to-prof-chris-whitty-accusing-him...

Welcome to another episode of The Caring Neurologist. Today, we're diving into an often overlooked, but deeply impactful aspect of Parkinson’s disease: pain. While tremor, stiffness, and slowness frequently take center stage in both diagnosis and treatment, pain is a symptom that is rarely addressed, yet it affects more than half of people living with Parkinson’s. In this episode, Dr. Sandeep Thakkar highlights the different types of pain experienced by those with Parkinson’s, ranging from mu...

Climate change was front and centre this past summer, from another severe wildfire season to record-breaking heat domes around the world. If these environmental threats leave you feeling helpless or anxious about the future, you’re not alone. In a Qualitycast North first, we explore planetary health and sustainable health care with Dr. Maura Brown, a radiologist at BC Cancer in Vancouver and a strong advocate for sustainability in medical imaging. DDr. Brown discusses the scale of health care’s

PHD Health Coach Academy: http://www.PHDhealthcoachacademy.com Get access to more LIVE Q&A sessions with Dr. Berry inside the Proper Human Diet Community here : https://phdhealth.community 🌟Join the Community here : https://phdhealth.community ⭐️FREE downloadable Proper Human Diet GUIDEBOOK: https://www.drberry.com/guidebook American Diabetes Society: https://www.americandiabetessociety.org/ Low-carb, Keto, Ketovore, & Carnivore consisting of real, whole, nutrient-dense foods are on the

Jill and Dick are travelling this week, so please enjoy this episode from last spring until we return with a new episode next week!On a quiet Saturday afternoon in May of 1967, 34‑year‑old Mary Faye Hunter strolled through downtown Decatur, Alabama. She had her hair done. She stopped by the grocery store. Then she started the short walk home to her parents’ house. But she never made it. Within hours, her family knew something was wrong. Mary Faye was dependable. She didn’t disappear without a

I sat down with Tim Cliss to talk about how nobody's home, how there's no prize at the end of the "spiritual" search, and how compassion works a lot better once there's no "you" left to get in its way. Also featured: psychedelics, ego death, and the surprisingly good news that hope is doomed 🥳Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When a filling doesn’t go to plan, how many times do you replay it on the drive home?Have you fallen out of love with dentistry — or just with the way you’re experiencing it right now?Why do the habits that could help your headspace get forgotten by Wednesday?And when did you last ask yourself: have my thoughts been serving me today?This is an Interference Cast episode — no margins, no bonding protocols. Jaz is joined by Neo Positivity, a former Camden, New Jersey police officer turned