In this episode, we speak with Dr. Kendall Soucie and Marissa Rakus. Dr. Kendall Soucie is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Windsor, in Ontario Canada. She studies women’s health, particularly the social and institutional impacts of living with chronic health conditions.Marissa Rakus is a PhD candidate in the Applied Social Psychology program at the University of Windsor. Her research examines gender-based violence and women's interactions with

On National Neonatal Nurses Week, I sit down with Amanda Williams, a neonatal clinical nurse specialist, content creator, and consultant at Amanda's NICU ED. We talk about her path to a nursing career, the unique calling of working in the neonatal intensive care unit, the challenges and the future of the nursing profession, and much more. Find Amanda's very helpful content on Instagram, Tiktok, and Youtube.

Why are you here? Who knows? Well, you are the only one who can give meaning to your life. You have to look around and figure out what are the current forces active around you and how they influence you. You have to understand your past, and how things shaped who you are. Then, if you can take time, you can find out what is good in life and work toward that.

Everyone should be able to look at their personal history and understand where they came from. Otherwise, how can you figure out where you're going?

Dr. Matthew Madsen and Janetta Teichert talk with Sylvia and Leah about range management and their research with the native shrub, Winterfat. This episode was recorded on April 15, 2025

Send us a text Let me tell you a story... about a life sciences professional who used storytelling to improve knowledge transfer, create a sense of purpose, and enhance the overall performance of their teams. This isn't fiction. Storytelling is a tool that people have been using for thousands of years to convey important information. In this episode of the Quality Grind Podcast, Dr. Andy Black shares his experience and expertise on how we can use stories in regulated life science environments...

What if we could treat severe depression in just five days — and give patients back the cognitive control to live their true lives? This week on Power to the Patients, we sit down with Brandon Bentzley, MD, PhD, co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer at Magnus Medical, to talk about the future of precision psychiatry and the breakthrough SAINT™ protocol.

Kaip kalbėti apie neįtikėtinai didelį perteklinio vartojimo mastą ir jo keliamas problemas taip, kad iš tiesų susimąstytume, ką tai reiškia, ir imtumėmės pokyčių kasdienybėje? „Jei sakysi: „Koks tu blogas, kad perki iš „Shein“, žmogus iškart norės atsikirsti. Todėl labai vengiu tokios retorikos“, - sako mokslo ir klimato žurnalistė, turinio kūrėja Agnė Tarailaitė. Laidoje pasvarstėme, kaip neįkyriai, bet įtaigiai, pasitelkiant faktus, o socialiniuose tinkluose dažnai ir humorą, kalbėti apie

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Hello and welcome to PhageLine - your line to everything phage.This week, we will discuss the synergistic effect of bacteriophages and fusidic acid against meticillin-­resistant Staphylococcus pseudintermedius in an ex vivo canine dermis model as featured in a recent paper by Ehling et al. in Veterinary Dermatology. Have fun!This episode was generated using artificial intelligence.

Sucralose is marketed as a calorie-free sugar substitute and found in countless diet and light products. Yet growing scientific evidence shows it may disrupt the gut microbiome, trigger inflammation, and alter metabolic pathways.This episode explores how sucralose interacts with the body, the risks it poses to gut health, and why even small amounts can have significant effects. A science-based look at what this means for our nutrition and long-term well-being.

We’re fascinated by the microbiome — and for good reason. But how do we protect this invisible ecosystem that plays such a vital role in our health?From engineering live, programmable therapeutics that disarm dangerous gut pathogens to creating a global “doomsday vault” to safeguard the diversity of human gut microbes, we dive deep into the cutting-edge science shaping the future of microbiome research.Show notes1. Ronda, C., Perdue, T., Schwanz, L. et al. Precise virulence inactivation using a

In this episode of EBRC in Translation, we speak with Jenn Brophy, an assistant professor of Bioengineering at Stanford University. Jenn discusses her journey into plant synthetic biology, including how she transitioned from microbial synthetic biology and her motivation to increase female representation in academia. The conversation explores the current research directions of the Brophy lab, the technical and regulatory challenges in engineering plants versus bacteria, and the potential futu...

Positive, supportive relationships are often viewed as a nice-to-have, when in reality, they are essential for our mental health and overall well-being. So, this week on Doing Well: The Wellbeing Science Insights Podcast, host Lu Ngo interviews happiness consultant Simon Leow to find out more about how our relationships shape our minds and lives.Based in Singapore, Simon Leow is the co-founder of Happiness Initiative, a social enterprise dedicated to promoting happiness and well-being in the

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Financial scams targeting people over age 60 cost victims more than $3.4 billion in 2023. Neuropsychologist Duke Han, PhD, talks about why some older adults are at risk, financial vulnerability as an early sign of Alzheimer’s disease, and how people can protect themselves and their loved ones from falling victim to a scammer.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Quality isn’t just a checkbox — it’s a biotech differentiator.What does “quality” really mean in biotech? And why does it so often get treated as a box to tick instead of a strategic advantage?In this episode of The Life Science Insider, Sabine Hutchison speaks with Sandra van Loon about the realities of quality in biotech and clinical development. Together, they unpack why quality is more than compliance, what happens when it’s neglected, and how founders and leaders can make it a real driver of

Antimicrobial resistance is projected to kill up to 10 million people a year by 2050. One particular area of concern is drug-resistant gonorrhea, where existing therapies are being exhausted. Taxis Pharmaceuticals is developing therapies to combat evolving superbugs by targeting their cellular infrastructure and disrupting the mechanisms that fuel antimicrobial resistance. We spoke to Greg Mario, president and CEO of Taxis, about the public health threat posed by drug-resistant gonorrhea, the

PTSD (TRIGGER WARNING!) is a very complex disorder, which affects a patient on many levels and in a multitude of ways. In this episode I explain what PTSD is; who is more likely to get PTSD; I discuss diagnostic criteria; symptoms; treatment options; and coping strategies. I draw on my experience as a clinician, but also as someone who has learned to live with a PTSD diagnosis myself. PLEASE NOTE that listening to this episode may trigger a reaction in you if you have PTSD - so please have someone