In the 3rd part of this inspiring episode of Daktari: A Quick One, host Dr. Festus Nelson Nyadimu continues the conversation with Dr. Carolyne Njuguna, co-founder of Talanta Institute, who shares her journey of balancing a career in clinical practice with her passion for film, media, and entertainment. Together we explore: The tough choice between staying in medicine or venturing into film and entertainment How Dr. Njuguna found a way to balance the two worlds Why medics should not be boxed in by

In diesem ersten Teil möchte ich quasi meinen Startschuss geben. Zum Thema Podcast, zu meiner Arbeit und Jobsuche, sowie meinem Interesse am Thema Medizin und Umbruch und Wandel. Da dies mein erster Podcast ist, wird die Audioqualität sich im Verlauf hoffentlich verbessern. Zudem ist mein Sprechen noch recht monoton. Fühle mich nicht wirklich wohl vor dem Mikrofon. Aber so wie ich es gelesen und gesehen habe, geht das wohl allen so am "Anfang" lg, Der Anfaenger

Colton is giving the ultimate rundown from the HLTH conference in Vegas 🩺 From AI taking over (in a good way 👀) to nurse-led innovations that are straight-up changing the game, this episode is a whole vibe.Colton spills on:💡 Why nurses should be in rooms where healthcare innovation happens🤖 How AI might actually save nurses from burnout (not steal our jobs, promise)🏥 The wild Nurse Hackathon energy — ideas, collabs, and prototypes galore🪞 A face scanner that tells your biological age (spoiler:

What if doing everything right still doesn’t make you feel whole again? In this episode, Dr. Fred Bagares, board-certified Sports & Spine physician and founder of MSK Direct, explores why so many patients “pass” their rehab programs yet still don’t feel like themselves. From a teenage athlete afraid to trust her ankle again to a commercial pilot living with chronic back pain, these stories reveal a deeper truth: healing isn’t about finishing a protocol — it’s about rebuilding trust in you...

Highlights the often-overlooked issue of excess iron accumulation in the body as a key driver of accelerated aging and chronic diseases such as neurodegenerative disorders and cancer. While iron is vital for health, excessive levels of "free iron" can generate severe oxidative stress. This occurs when iron interacts with naturally produced hydrogen peroxide, leading to damage of critical cellular structures including DNA and mitochondria.To address this risk, the focus is placed on reducing iron

In this episode, Prav talks to Wady a patient advocate, music educator, singer-songwriter and survivor of anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis.Here is a link to Wady's music https://youtu.be/btoaGoXLi1k -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you have been affected by encephalitis and are in need of some support, please visit https://www.encephalitis.info/support If you would like to stay up to date with our

Hello and welcome to the Sagire Health Podcast, where we explore timeless wisdom and modern approaches to women’s health. I’m your host, Dr Ian Dummett and I am a Doctor of Chinese Medicine, and today we’re diving into an inspiring journey—“Women’s Health Beyond Menopause: CEAM for Your Next Chapter.” Menopause is often framed as an ending, but in Classical East Asian Medicine, it’s seen as a natural, graceful transition—a move from peri-menopause through menopause into a stage of wisdom,

Pete Nelson, Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at UK Sanders-Brown tells us about this year's two-day symposium, Friday October 31 and Saturday November 1, which features a daylong scientific meeting with poster session followed by a half-day community session to which the public is invited free of charge. An “Ask the Experts” panel is a popular component of the community session.

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Dr. Ari Rosenberg from the University of Chicago joins the show to share the most clinically relevant updates from the annual ESMO 2025 meeting that just concluded in Berlin. Check it out, and join the conversation.

In the 100th episode of the podcast, Ximena reflects on her journey through medicine and personal growth, sharing insights from her travels in Greece, particularly at the Acropolis. She discusses the importance of embracing challenges, the power of manifestation, and the significance of changing expectations to enhance joy in life. Ximena also discusses the future of the podcast and what is to come.Find Your Host:On Instagram @shamanflorashamanflora.comFollow The Podcast, Traditional

There is no doubt that back and hip pain are often linked and sometimes confusing to diagnose. But sometimes it's hard to differentiate the two, and what may be the underlying cause versus the symptoms.We discuss in this week’s podcast episode.To see full show notes and more, head to: https://mikereinold.com/how-to-differentiate-between-hip-and-low-back-pain/ Click Here to View My Online CoursesWant to learn more from me? I have a variety of online courses on my website!Disclaimer: This post

We're living in the era of transparency in plastic surgery, and we're here for it! Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran just revealed she's had three facelifts and earlobe filler, and she looks amazing. We discuss why celebrities in the spotlight maintain their results differently than most of us would, and what it really means to age gracefully with a little help.What You'll Learn: Why plastic surgery doesn't stop the clock and what maintenance really means. The difference between optimizing your look

Career Planning and Wellbeing for Doctors with Dr. Naomi EltonIn this episode of The Girl Doc Survival Guide, Dr. Naomi Elton, a systemic therapist and retired consultant psychiatrist, discusses her career journey and the importance of career planning and self-care for doctors. She talks about her new book with co-author Caroline Elton, PhD: 'Career Planning for Doctors: An Evidence-based Guide,' which provides practical exercises and methods inspired by Daniel Kahneman's cognitive

Endometrial cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women, but early detection can save lives. In this episode of the Yashoda Health Podcast, Dr. M. Suneetha, Sr. Consultant Radiation Oncologist and Clinical Director at Yashoda Hospitals, shares her expert advice on recognizing early signs, risk factors, and modern treatment options. Learn how timely screening and awareness can make a significant difference in outcomes.

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🎙️ We’re back with the eighth episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. This week’s Article of the Week highlights a fascinating and innovative area of research: In this episode, Professor Bas Bloem reviews the study 'Association of ultra-processed food consumption with prodromal, incident Parkinson's disease and mortality'. Tune in as he discusses how dietary choices might influence the risk and progression of Parkinson’s disease. 👉 You can read the full article below:

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From Sri Lanka to small town Finley NSW. That was the path Associate Professor Alam Yoosuff and his wife took about 20 years ago. And what a journey it’s been. From becoming entrenched in the community to playing a crucial role in building the rural generalist training and single employment model, piloting this in the Murrumbidgee. This is now a nationwide model. Alam explains his journey to Australia, the passion for his work and drive to create the best primary care services for the

We discuss:Why epilepsy is up to four times more common in prison populations The role of traumatic brain injuries, substance use & mental health Barriers to accessing epilepsy specialists behind bars Misuse, mistiming, & under-optimisation of anti-seizure medications The continued use of rectal diazepam and lack of rescue treatment awareness Increased SUDEP risks for people with epilepsy in prisons How NICE guidelines should be improving care - but often aren’t What needs