The embryonic period in humans is the first 8 weeks after fertilisation. What happens during the embryonic period and why is it different to the foetal period?

Want to do real biomedical research before you finish your undergrad? In this episode, Dr. Jean-François Thibodeau, Associate Director of uOttawa's Translational and Molecular Medicine (TMM) program, explains how TMM gives upper-year undergraduates research-intensive training in small cohorts, connects them to Ottawa's research institutes and hospitals, and prepares them for careers in medicine, research and industry. Learn more: Translational and Molecular Medicine (TMM): https://www.uottawa...

Curious about the brain and wondering where that curiosity could take you? In this episode, Dr. Diane Lagace, Director of the University of Ottawa's Neuroscience Graduate Program, explains what makes the program stand out: research that spans fundamental to clinical neuroscience, a supportive community, cutting-edge facilities, flexible master's and PhD paths, and the wide range of careers graduates go on to. Learn more: Neuroscience graduate program: program information: https://www.uottawa....

Episode 2 of OT Roundup is here. Lucia Gambuzza and co-host Veeral Sheth, MD, break down 4-year durability data for MOGENRY in retinitis pigmentosa, RCA's first State of Retina Care report, the FDA's upcoming review of SYD-101 for pediatric myopia, and new Phase 2 data on OCU410 for geographic atrophy. MOGENRY 4-year data: https://www.ophthalmologytimes.com/view/retina-society-2026-mco-010-optogenetic-therapy-maintains-visual-acuity-gains-through-4-years-in-advanced-rpRCA's State of Retina Care

❤️‍🩹👶 في هذا الفيديو، تعيش إيناس لحظة صعبة بعد الولادة، حيث ظهرت وهي تمرّ بوعكة صحية أثارت قلق المتابعين. 💔🥺 وكان موزو بجانبها، متأثرًا بما حدث ويحاول دعمها في هذه الفترة. ❤️🔥شاهدوا التفاصيل وردّة فعل موزو، وكيف تعامل مع وضع إيناس بعد الولادة! 👀❤️✨

Episode SummaryMikki has said many times — on this podcast, on other podcasts, and repeatedly on Instagram — that eating carbohydrate at dinner helps calm the nervous system, and that this is why people who feel wired at night sleep better when they add some back in. In this episode she corrects herself. Not on the advice, which she still gives and still sees work, but on the mechanism she has been attaching to it: insulin clearing branched-chain amino acids out of the bloodstream,

😭💔 في لحظة مؤثرة، ظهر موزو وهو يتأثر ويبكي خلال حديثه عن والدة إيناس وطفلتهم. 👶❤️ لحظة مليئة بالمشاعر والعاطفة، أثارت تفاعلًا كبيرًا بين المتابعين.

Some journeys begin at birth.For Chris Marsh, living with congenital heart disease meant he never really knew life without heart problems. But despite the challenges, he kept moving forward—until college, when his heart condition took a dramatic turn. Chris became critically ill and eventually required a Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) to keep him alive. At the time, he believed that machine might be part of his life forever. The thought of ever receiving a heart

Send us Fan MailI predicted this breast cancer drug, Etcamah, for 2027, but FDA approved it a whole year early. #Etcamah #Camizestrant #BreastCancer👉 Get your free guide, '10 Things to Elevate Your Chemo Journey'👉 Want personalized attention to help you along your individual cancer journey? Explore 1:1 sessions with Dr. Chaplin👉 Want to find out more about Dr. Chaplin's journey of bringing a cancer drug to market? Explore his

Geographic atrophy (GA) care is about more than treating a disease. In this episode, host Weslie Hamada, OD, FAAO, sits down with Veeral S. Sheth, MD, MBA, FACS, FASRS and Esther Kim, MD, FASRS, to discuss the role of partnership in GA management. Drawing from their experiences in Astellas’ “Partners in Protection” campaign, which highlights the real stories of retina specialists and patients with GA, they explore how trust, education and shared decision-making can help patients and physicians

What if chemotherapy could be delivered in a focused way, directly to a tumor, and only where it's needed? Intensity Therapeutics Founder, President, & CEO Lew Bender shares how they're working to change how chemotherapy is delivered to solid tumors, personalized for each patient, with the hopes of reducing the toll it takes on the body.

The world is bracing for the worst effects of a Super El Niño. Or a Godzilla El Niño. But what does that really even mean?For millennia El Niño has shaped weather across the globe, fueling flooding in parts of the U.S., droughts and wildfires in Australia and Indonesia, and disrupting fisheries across the Pacific.Scientists have long wondered if human activities — chiefly the burning of fossil fuels — are making El Niños stronger. Now, on the eve of the strongest El Niño on record, a team of

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Long before modern borders carved up the Western hemisphere, the continental expanse known as Turtle Island thrived as a vast, highly organized network of autonomous tribes, confederacies, and advanced trading nations. These societies operated sophisticated internal trade networks along great river highways and coastal waters, exchanging copper, medicinal botanicals, obsidian, and finished goods across thousands of leagues. Far from being isolated on a single landmass, master navigators rode ...

In this podcast, coauthors Aleah Brokemond, Fapianey Alexandre,  and Sewedo Ajisegiri discuss their recently published review, ‘Short-Chain Fatty Acids: Microbial Metabolites Driving Gut-Eye Axis Signaling’. The review stems from a desire to better understand the molecular mechanisms that regulate retinal health and disease, with a focus on whether and how short chain fatty acids could serve as messengers between the gastrointestinal tract and the eye. The review was designed to integrate current

The Synergy of Human and AI Learning in Pharma How can pharmaceutical organizations combine human judgement and expertise with the scalability of AI to create a smarter, continuously learning workforce? In this episode of Center of Excellence - Pharma 4.0, we explore a strategic vision for human + AI learning and how this partnership can transform pharmaceutical training, compliance, performance, and innovation. In this episode, we explore: The irreplaceable role of empathy, ethics, critical

Landslide and Mudslide Survival explains how slope failure develops, how to recognize warning signs, and how to respond during heavy rain, earthquakes, or debris-flow conditions. The episode emphasizes early evacuation, avoiding unstable slopes and drainage channels, staying away after the first slide, watching for damaged utilities and flooding, and treating terrain awareness as a critical survival skill.

Episode Summary In this episode of Measuring Up: Thinking Out Loud, host Bill White welcomes back cold chain logistics expert Jim Bacon, President and Founder of Stay Cool Logistics Consulting, to discuss how cloud-based environmental monitoring is changing the way regulated organizations approach validation, data integrity and long-term planning. At the center of the conversation is testo Saveris 1 Cloud and its Version Freeze feature, which allows organizations to maintain a supported softw...

In this episode of The Dairy Health Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Scott Poock from the University of Missouri explains how dairy reproduction has advanced through better protocol compliance, nutrition, transition cow management, activity monitoring, and genetics. He discusses higher pregnancy rates, individualized breeding decisions, high-fertility cycles, and the future cow built for health, production, and reproductive efficiency. Listen now on all major platforms!"Reproductive progress depends on