Erectile dysfunction (ED) is often viewed as a private issue, but it’s far more common than most people realize — even among the world’s most recognizable celebrities. Affecting millions of men across all ages and social backgrounds, ED is not just a physical concern; it also deeply impacts confidence, emotional well-being, and relationships. The condition is typically defined as the persistent inability to achieve or maintain an erection firm enough for sexual activity. In recent years, more...

Reviewed by Dr Reza Lankarani, General SurgeonFounder | Surgical Pioneering Newsletter and Podcast Series Editorial Board Member | Genesis Journal of Surgery and Medicine1. Arrange and SummarizePublication Details: This meta-analysis by Qi Li et al. was published online in BJS Open on September 8, 2025, with the DOI: https://doi.org/10.1093/bjsopen/zraf091(https://doi.org/10.1093/bjsopen/zraf091).Overview: The study aimed to evaluate the impact of prehabilitation (PR)—a preoperative program

The Biography of the Man III builds upon the powerful lessons shared in Parts I and II of the series, uniting them into a deeper exploration of: ManhoodIdentityDestinyIn this episode, we connect the dots between a man’s birth and his becoming, showing how rediscovering SELF-IDENTITY, ORIGIN, and PURPOSE transforms confusion into clarity and weakness into direction. To rebuild his power, a man must reconnect with his IDENTITY, MISSION and VISION. Support the show Telegram Channel link: Click &...

Send us a text If you've ever dealt with itching, burning, or irritation in your most sensitive areas and been repeatedly told it must be a yeast infection or BV, you are not alone. For many women, the real culprit isn't an infection at all—it's an allergic reaction. In this candid and crucial episode of Allergy Actually, your bestie allergist moms – Dr. Kara Wada, Dr. Amber Patterson, and Dr. Meagan Shepherd – are breaking the silence on a topic that is too often overlooked: vaginal and vul...

We gone be alright! Tell em Kendrick. This episode of CRxOWN Talks invites men to the fight against breast cancer. Breast cancer isn’t just a women’s issue—men can be affected too, and their stories often go unheard. In this episode, we break the silence on male breast cancer, explore the signs to watch for, and share a real story of someone diagnosed with breast cancer. Join us as we raise awareness, fight stigma, and remind men everywhere: you’re not alone in this battle.

In this week's episode, we explore osteoporosis, a condition where there's "too little bone in the bone." We look at how bones work normally, and compare that to the risks, pathophysiology, and treatments available to those with osteoporosis. https://medevidence.com/

Explores the health benefits of two popular fermented foods: sauerkraut and kimchi. Both contain the beneficial microbe Lactobacillus plantarum and generate bacteriocins, natural compounds with antibiotic-like effects. They also share the nutritional advantages of their primary ingredient, cabbage, which is rich in glutathione and glutamine, known for supporting detoxification, immunity, and gut repair.While both foods are valuable, kimchi is highlighted as offering broader benefits thanks to its

Episode 18 of TEE Time explores the medicolegal aspects of Transesophageal Echocardiography (TEE) for physicians, attorneys, and patients. The discussion covers benefits, risks, contraindications, and the legal standards of care, including informed consent and malpractice considerations. Case statistics from anesthesiology and cardiology highlight common litigation drivers such as misdiagnosis and technical errors. The episode concludes with best practices to minimize risk, offering essential

Is gray hair just a sign of aging, or is it secretly a sign that your body is winning a fight against cancer? A groundbreaking 2025 study from Nature Cell Biology reveals the shocking truth about the link between gray hair and melanoma. This new research unpacks the "fork in the road" for our melanocyte stem cells. We dive deep into how these stem cells face a choice: trigger a protective mechanism that leads to gray hair (a good outcome!) or, when signals are suppressed, develop into deadly

Send us a text I still remember the first time my dad explained his pre‑flight checklist. He shared some of the items with me: “Instruments check. Fuel quantity check. Weather briefing confirmed. Exterior visual check.” It felt almost ceremonial—methodical, purposeful, adding some calm into the midst of what could have been pre-flight chaos. To many people, that might have seemed like just one more routine before taking off, but I saw a man who believed that being prepared wasn’t just a good ...

Today, we’re heading back to the NFL to discuss a surprisingly serious injury – turf toe. In Week 2 of the 2025 NFL season, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was sacked and sustained left great toe injury. This was ultimately diagnosed as a grade 3 turf toe injury requiring surgery. Burrow was placed on injured reserved and elected to undergo surgical repair. While the surgery reportedly went well, timing for return is uncertain, though initial estimates are around 3 month...

Plastic surgery with Dr. Sturm goes beyond the surface. Change can feel intimidating, but her approach is all about helping people shed insecurity and gain freedom, whether that means fixing a feature that’s always bothered them or celebrating a new phase of life. She believes confidence should come from doing something positive for oneself, not chasing anyone else’s approval. Her favorite result? Patients reclaiming energy and joy for the things that matter most. Key Takeaways 1.Change

Learn from Dr. Tim Brown what is new in adjuvant therapy for colon cancer.

En este podcast, Maria, el enlace comunitario de Crawford County Memorial Hospital, se sienta con el Doctor Juan Santamaria para platicar sobre el cancer de mama ya que Octubre es el mes de concientizacion de cancer de mama. Doctor Santamaria, quien es de Panama, es un sirugano oncologo que trabaja fuera de la area de Omaha con el Centro de medicina de Nebraska y el centro de buffett cancer donde su practica es la sirugia e investigacion sobre el cancer de mama. Doctor Santamaria nos cuenta: Qué es

Send us a textPlease take a look at the corresponding Substack episode.There's a moment in the quantum computing story that should make us all stop and stare at our coffee cups. A classical computer would need 20 million years to accomplish what a quantum system did in 15 minutes. Not twenty years. Not twenty thousand. Twenty million.Let me sit with that number for a moment, because we've become numb to exponential advances. We nod along when someone says "exponentially faster"

Hosted by Dr. Kathy Vidlock, Under Pressure explores the moments when the human body and the wild collide. From fractures deep in the backcountry to life-threatening compartment syndromes far from help, Dr. Vidlock breaks down real cases, the science behind the swelling, and what every rescuer or adventurer should know when seconds—and pressure—matter most.

In this inspiring episode of Cancer Unfiltered by CAMC, Amy Roberts from the Robert Boissenault Oncology Institute offers practical and empowering insights from her dedicated work as an oncology social worker. While a team of clinicians is there to treat cancer, Amy emphasizes the importance of nurturing our minds during these challenging times. Tune in to hear Amy’s compassionate and honest advice on how to “mind” your mental health and thrive on your cancer journey. Subscribe to Cance...

In Part 2 of AI and Telehealth, Modern Medicine, Made Simple continues its deep dive into how artificial intelligence and virtual care are reshaping modern healthcare systems. This episode takes a closer look at the real-world applications transforming patient outcomes  from AI-assisted diagnostics to predictive care models that identify risks before symptoms even appear.Listeners will also hear about the ethical challenges, regulatory hurdles, and the growing need for human oversight in an

Organized dentistry’s history of undermining credentialed professions reveals systemic failures, hidden risks, and patient harm—raising urgent questions about oversight, accountability, and the future of dental hygiene.Derik J. Sven, MBA, MPH, RDH, CDT, FADHA Read by Jackie Sanders https://www.rdhmag.com/career-profession/article/55312066/lessons-from-the-past-how-dentistrys-treatment-of-lab-techs-mirrors-todays-attacks-on-hygienists

Send us a text In today's episode, we'll listen to lessons learned from Customer Extraordinaire John and ask the question: if we can show compassion and care for our patients, can we do the same for each other?