What if every family could access nutritious food as easily as sending a text message? In this week’s episode of A Dose of Optimism, Dr. Jessica Knurick, nutrition scientist and science communicator, and Adam Dole, co-founder and COO of Bento, explore the intersection of food, health, and equity. Jessica breaks down how food deserts, systemic policies, and income inequality affect children’s health, and why nutrition should be seen as a public health priority, not a personal choice. Adam shar...

In this episode of Human Medicine, Dr. David Spiro reconnects with Dr. Zane Horowitz, a seasoned physician and author, to discuss their journeys in medicine, the evolution of emergency medicine, and the inspiration behind Zane's book, 'The County'. They explore the challenges faced by medical interns in the past, the role of mentorship, and the significant changes in patient care over the decades. Zane shares insights from his experiences in the Poison Control Center and reflects on the importance

In this episode of HumEd, Dr. David Spiro interviews Dr. Peter Antevy, a pediatric ER doctor and EMS medical director. They discuss the challenges and learning experiences in emergency medicine, focusing on a significant medication error that impacted Dr. Antevy's career and led to the development of a software company to aid medical professionals. The conversation highlights the importance of teamwork, professional conduct, and continuous learning in high-stress medical environments.00:00:01

In this episode of HuMed, Dr. David Spiro engages with Dr. Jessica Allen, a chiropractor with over 22 years of experience in healthcare. They discuss the importance of integrated healthcare systems, the role of peer review in patient care, and the impact of stress on health. Dr. Allen shares a compelling patient story that highlights the effectiveness of chiropractic care and the necessity of collaboration among healthcare providers. The conversation also delves into practical stress management

Why do doulas sometimes make doctors and nurses uneasy? And what does their presence reveal about the way our medical system handles birth?In this episode, we talk with HeHe Stewart, founder of The Birth Lounge and a doula with more than 10 years of experience. She shares about the politics of presence to explore why doulas sometimes make providers uncomfortable and why their role matters more than ever. Inside this episode, you’ll learn: What doulas really do (beyond the stereotype of

This episode provides comprehensive coverage of key clinical trial updates from the 2025 International Myeloma Society (IMS) Annual Meeting in Toronto, with special focus on bispecific antibodies and novel immunotherapies across the multiple myeloma disease continuum—from smoldering disease through relapsed/refractory settings. Dr. Alfred Garfall provides expert commentary on study design, efficacy, safety considerations, and clinical implications.Topics Covered1. SMOLDERING MULTIPLE

In this episode, Dr. Shanda Blackmon, Executive Director of the Baylor College of Medicine Lung Institute, and Dr. Subhasis Chatterjee explore the critical role of Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) and advanced lung support in managing severe respiratory failure. They explain what ECMO is, how it works, and the clinical decision-making behind its use. The discussion covers how ECMO can give the lungs time to recover, serve as a bridge to lung transplantation, and when it may be

In this episode of This Is My Journey, I sit down with Mitch O’Callaghan, founder of Proper Coaching, to talk all about finding strength, physically and mentally while on a GLP-1 journey. Mitch shares how movement can completely change your mindset, boost confidence, and help protect your health long after the scale stops moving. From home workouts and gym anxiety to muscle preservation and motivation, this is a conversation for anyone ready to take the next step in their wellness journey. 🎙

Hör Christa Maynard, nutritionist och yogainstruktör från Health in Balance, berätta om livsstil och yogans påverkan på reumatism. Här får vi också tips och råd för hur man kan tänka när yogapositionen inte funkar

In this episode, we are joined by Drs. Thellea Leveque and Steven Yeh to discuss the myriad of considerations while managing retinal vasculitis. The discussants report no relevant financial disclosures.

Charles and his friend Dr. Olga Russell discussed the friend's recent bladder cancer diagnosis and radiation history, noting that while... The post Medical Training and Healthcare Costs appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Bob and Nate are back to discuss the common misconception that DSOs pay more for dental practices than private buyers and they are bringing receipts. They delve into the concept of EBITDA, explaining its significance in practice valuation and how it impacts the financial outcomes for practice owners. Through a hypothetical example, they illustrate the true costs associated with selling to a DSO, revealing that many dentists may end up paying more than they realize. The conversation emphasizes the

Following live discussions with health-care providers about their experiences with Omnipod 5 at the American Diabetes Association (ADA) Conference 2025, Within Range hosts Kate Neal and Cindy Pickering reflect on how automated insulin delivery systems provide discretion and comfort, empowering patients in their diabetes care and improving outcomes after diagnosis. We hear touching stories including one about a teenage girl finally embracing her diagnosis thanks to advancements in diabetes

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Ansley Cochran's parents found a lump on their 2 year old daughter's neck in 1999, and this lump was the forerunner of her diagnosis of Neuroblastoma. Ansley was able to live for 19 more years , a time period that included very difficult treatment which was interrupted by a 4 1/2 year period of remission. Ansley's health began to decline in February of 2017 and her passing took place on May 22nd of 2018 when Ansley was 21 years old. Ansley's mom Donna will talk about both Ansley and the Ansle...

Dr John O’Bryen delivers an insightful presentation for GPs on practical, evidence-based approaches to diagnosing, managing, and preventing actinic keratosis in the general practice setting.As part of HealthCert Education's Masterclasses in Dermoscopy and Skin Cancer Surgery in Brisbane in August 2025, Skin Cancer Doctor John O'Bryen delivered an informative talk (in collaboration with La Roche Posay) on the primary care management of actinic keratosis, from diagnosis and management to prevention

Send us a text A nameless girl lay in a Florida forest for decades, filed under Judy Doe and lost to a noisy era of serial predators and thin evidence. Forty years later, genetic genealogy restores her identity—Rebecca Sue Hill, a teenager from Arkansas—and forces us to confront how a single misidentification can bury a case and mute a family’s questions for a generation. We walk through the case from both ends: an Arkansas disappearance in the early 80s and a body found near Lake Dorr in 19...

Let's continue the conversation- send me a text!In this special episode of the EmpowEAR Audiology Podcast, host Dr. Carrie Spangler honors Educational Audiology Awareness Week 2025 with notable guests in the educational audiology field: Dr. Cheryl DeConde Johnson and Dr. Kristin Samuelson.Cheryl and Kristin share their professional journeys and the collective advocacy behind the Certificate Holder in Educational Audiology (CH-EdAud) program, developed through the collaboration of the American

In this episode, Tanvi sits down with Dr. Jean Anderson, Professor Emerita of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Johns Hopkins, to explore her groundbreaking career in HIV and women's health. Dr. Anderson shares her journey from medical school in the 1970s, when AIDS hadn't even been identified, to founding one of the first HIV Women's Health Programs in the nation. She discusses the evolution of HIV treatment from a uniformly fatal diagnosis to a manageable chronic condition, the importance of seeing

Join us as we Connect Ovar Coffee ☕️ with Dr. Brian Slomovitz to talk about the latest advances in gynecologic cancers.  A renowned specialist in clinical trial development, robotic surgery, and immunotherapy, Dr. Brian Slomovitz is the Director of Gynecologic Oncology and Co-Chair of the Cancer Research Committee at Mount Sinai Medical Center of Florida. Be there. Be INFORMED. Be EMPOWERED! Let's Connect Ovar Coffee!