Published October 16, 2025 In this episode of “Answers From the Lab,” host Bobbi Pritt, M.D., chair of the Division of Clinical Microbiology at Mayo Clinic, and William Morice II, M.D., Ph.D., CEO and president of Mayo Clinic Laboratories, discuss recent regulatory and policy developments. Together, they explore:FDA rescinds rule on LDTs (00:48): The FDA has officially withdrawn its rule that would allow oversight of laboratory-developed tests (LDTs) as medical devices. The conversation

In this episode of "A Slice of Health," we follow Clive’s journey after being diagnosed with kidney cancer and explore the importance of early detection. Learn about the common symptoms, risk factors, and treatment options for kidney cancer. Discover how family support, timely medical intervention, and awareness can make a life-changing difference.--- Disclaimer: The case studies shared in this podcast are fictional stories created to illustrate health scenarios and provide educational context

Join Mel Pickup, Chief Executive of Bradford Teaching Hospitals, for a conversation with David Burtle, Clinical Lead for Organ Donation and Consultant Anaesthetist working across ICU and our operating theatres. David sheds light on the vital topic of organ donation, the incredible difference it can make, and why open, honest conversations about donation matter more than ever.Discover how organ donation transforms lives, and why raising awareness and understanding is key to helping more patients

Resources:Sleep OS Hormones → https://thelongevityvault.com/sleep-os/hormones/Subscribe for more evidence-based guides on sleep in midlife and beyond → https://thelongevityvault.substack.comHeavy Metals Testing → A Heavy Metals Urine TestYour First Action Step: Personalize Your Sleep Improvement JourneyEveryone’s sleep is unique. Some struggle to fall asleep, others wake too early, and each pattern points to a different solution.This short personalization path helps you pinpoint which pattern

Magnesium is one of the body’s most essential minerals, involved in hundreds of biochemical processes that affect everything from blood pressure regulation and sleep quality to energy levels and muscle function. Yet, deficiency is far more common than many realize. Because only about one percent of magnesium is present in the blood, standard blood tests often fail to detect low levels.Several factors can contribute to depletion, including insufficient Vitamin D, low stomach acid, a diet high in

120 Podcast focuses on speaking with healthcare professionals from around the world. offering insights into how other healthcare services operate, global leadership, and diverse subjects.This podcast miniseries obtained from the 120 compressions archive looks into empowering women in healthcare In this series of interviews, where we will speak accomplished women in various areas of healthcare.Women's roles in healthcare are diverse, making up the majority of the workforce, yet remain

In less than 10 minutes, Dr. Pal simplifies to everyone how best to manage papillary kidney cancer.

Send us a text Happy Respiratory Care Week from RT Sidebar! 🎉 This week, we’re celebrating the profession, the passion, and the people who make every shift count. Joining us is Respiratory Coach, a voice for RTs everywhere who brings humor, honesty, and heart to the conversation. Together, we dive into The Shift — The 1st RT Student Reality show. Check it out at https://www.youtube.com/@RespiratoryCoach #RTSidebar #RespiratoryCareWeek #RespiratoryCoach #TheShift #WeAreRT #RespiratoryThe...

If your mind feels foggy, your focus is fading, or you can’t seem to find the right words lately… it might not be stress or age. There’s a single nutrient your brain depends on to stay sharp, balanced, and resilient—and most people are unknowingly running low on it. In today’s Daily Habit Challenge, Dr. Var reveals why this often-overlooked nutrient is critical for clear thinking, calm mood, and long-term brain health—and how a simple daily habit can help you restore it naturally. 🎯

One of the greatest challenges in the online world is investigator bias. Any “expert” with a strong conviction — whether pro- or anti-statin — can easily find studies that appear to confirm their view. The internet is full of such cherry-picked data. When presented with confident authority, this can sound utterly convincing to a lay audience. The reality is that true medical understanding does not come from one paper, one YouTube video, or one self-proclaimed authority.Read the full blog

Pisa syndrome is rare, but identifiable in urgent care and associated with drugs we will commonly see.  It is a reversible condition.  It highlights the importance of a full drug history and to consider medications as causes of strange symptoms.  Check out the Prescriber Update, Vol 46, No 3, September 2025 Check out the paper mentioned - Link Pitton Rissardo J, Murtaza Vora N, Danaf N, Ramesh S, Shariff S, Fornari Caprara AL. Pisa Syndrome Secondary to Drugs: A Scope Review. Geriatrics (Basel)

In this episode of The Medical Manners Podcast, Katie sits down with Yoli Olivo, a seasoned medical assistant, to uncover what every healthcare provider should know about building stronger connections with their support staff.Yoli shares four simple but powerful things that can transform your team dynamic and your patients’ experience: 1️⃣ Take time to teach and share your knowledge. 2️⃣ Say hello when you walk in. 3️⃣ Say thank you. 4️⃣ Ask for their input. These small acts of respect and

BRUE, Brief Resolved Unexplained Events, are a common and anxiety-provoking condition that presents to the Emergency Department. In this episode we explore the definition of BRUE, contrast it with ALTE, and walk through evidence-based approaches to risk stratification. We’ll explore the original AAP framework and two subsequent prediction models to see where the recommendations stand today. This is a classic example of scary event / well child that you will see in the Emergency

In this episode of Curing with Sound, we explore a groundbreaking approach to one of medicine’s toughest cancers, glioblastoma (GBM), with Michael Canney, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer at Carthera. GBM is the most aggressive form of brain cancer, notoriously hard to treat because the blood-brain barrier (BBB) blocks many life-saving drugs from reaching tumor cells. With survival rates of just one to two years, new approaches are urgently needed.Dr. Canney shares how Carthera’s SonoCloud-9, an

Larry Luxner, senior correspondent for Rare Disease Advisor, interviews Nicole Lamanna, MD, a leukemia physician specializing in CLL treatment at Columbia University Medical Center in New York City.

Heart Healthy Diet: How to Evaluate Your Patients Guest: Kyla Lara-Breitinger, M.D. Host: Stephen L. Kopecky, M.D. Nutrition counseling plays a vital role in cardiovascular care, and even brief conversations can make a meaningful impact. Rapid dietary screeners offer a practical way to assess how heart healthy a patient’s eating pattern is, helping providers initiate valuable discussions. While no single cardioprotective diet stands above the rest, emphasizing reduced intake of ultra-processed

Millions of people now get their health advice not from doctors but from wellness influencers. Figures like Jay Shetty, a former monk turned media mogul, have built vast audiences by blending mindfulness, motivation, and medical-sounding guidance. But beneath the glossy packaging lies something bigger than one man’s brand.This episode unpacks how charisma, commerce, and unmet patient needs have reshaped who we listen to about our health - and why.

Send us a textEp. 314 – Navigating OSHA Compliance for Medical Practices in Workers’ CompOSHA compliance isn’t just for employers. Medical practices treating workplace injuries must follow OSHA rules for documentation, exposure control, training, and staff safety. Anique and Angela break down what providers need to know, common pitfalls, and practical tips for staying compliant while supporting workers’ comp cases. #WorkersComp #OSHA #HealthcareCompliance #MedicalProvidersSupport the show#podcast

Feeling nervous about an upcoming surgery or doctor’s visit? You’re not alone. In this episode of Don’t Let the Old Lady In, Lorie Gardner, RN and certified health and wellness coach, walks you through how to prepare for any medical appointment—whether it’s a routine check-up, a sick visit, or a pre-surgery consultation.You’ll learn how to: Ask the right questions and understand your options Gather and organize your medical records for maximum clarity Research surgeons, hospitals, and

Join us on this episode of Next Gen in 10 as Sabrina sits down with Alice Mei, an undergraduate neuroscience student at UBC 🧠. Alice shares her research on contraceptive use patterns in British Columbia and explores how these trends may relate to ovarian cancer risk 🎗️. From surprising shifts in birth control choices to the challenges of working with large population-based data 📊, this episode dives into the science, insights, and real-world implications of her findings. Whether you’re