Are you sure you're doing CPR correctly? The new 2025 AHA ACLS guidelines just dropped, and they're challenging practices we've used for over 140 years! In this episode, Dr. Kai and Dr. Mai dive into the most critical 2025 ACLS updates that all rescuers, paramedics, and doctors must know. We uncover the shocking truth about using calcium in cardiac arrest, explain the major CPR change for drowning victims that dramatically saves more lives, and detail the new "resuscitative delivery" protocol for

This podcast series was produced in 2021 by Maggie Cooper from the School of Biomedical Engineering and Imaging Sciences at King's College London. This episode gives an introduction to the podcast and what it is about. Future episodes look at specific types of cancer, Maggie talks to people who have experience of that cancer as well as researchers within the School of Biomedical Engineering and Imaging Sciences who are doing research related to cancer. It brings together both patient ex...

Send us a text Please take a look at the corresponding Substack episode. We've been looking in the wrong direction. While cardiologists scrutinize cholesterol panels and blood pressure readings, while researchers parse genetic markers and lifestyle factors, something vast and invisible has been influencing heart attack risk all along. It's 93 million miles away, and we've known about it—sort of—for nearly a century. We weren't paying attention to what it might mean for the women in our lives....

Every man carries something—but few carry it willingly. In Luke 9:23, Jesus gives one of the hardest calls in all of Scripture: “If anyone would come after Me, let him deny himself, take up his cross daily, and follow Me.” Dr. Taylor explores what that really means for men today. The cross isn’t a piece of jewelry—it’s a symbol of death to self and the call to take up responsibility daily.

Welcome to A Time for Self. Today, we’ll explore the theme of light and darkness — how even in moments of challenge, uncertainty, or inner struggle, a spark of light exists within us. This meditation is about noticing that light, feeling it, and letting it guide us through darkness.

Send us a text SMAS represents a structural anomaly that results in debilitating functional consequences. The core pathophysiological mechanism is the compression of the third part of the duodenum, leading to chronic, partial, or complete upper gastrointestinal obstruction. This mechanism is primarily driven by the loss of the retroperitoneal fat pad. Let's dive in to explore more. Disclaimer - only for reference, please follow your local guidelines and standard protocols in practice.&n...

Welcome back to our 2025 Stoelting Conference Podcast Series. Fever isn’t the fail-safe it’s made out to be—especially in pregnancy. We walk through the subtle ways maternal sepsis hides in plain sight, why a quarter of those who died never had a fever, and how early warning tools, rapid antibiotics, and source control change the odds. From there, we pivot to maternal hemorrhage and show how quantifying blood loss with calibrated drapes plus a treatment bundle outperforms the old habit of visual

Online websites that prescribe weight management medication are becoming increasingly accessible and popular.  Here are some of the checkpoints to make sure you are getting the care you need and deserve. Learn more: https://drsue.ca/2025/10/online-weight-loss-medication-are-you-getting-the-treatment-you-need/Any medical discussion on this podcast is intended to be of a general nature only, and is intended for a Canadian audience. This podcast is not designed to give specific medical advice to

Australia has its first new cancer screening programme in 20 years, this time for lung cancer. Today we’ll be discussing this new programme in depth as well as the role of primary care and the supports available in delivering the programme.This podcast is Sponsored by the Australian Government National Lung Cancer Screening Program.Professor Vivienne Milch is Medical Director, at Cancer Australia. Professor Milch is also Medical Advisor to the Australian Commonwealth Department of Health,

In this week's episode we’ll learn more about a study comparing busulfan-melphalan with melphalan alone as the conditioning protocol for newly diagnosed, transplant-eligible multiple myeloma; then we will discuss data on how three-dimensional transcriptomics can reveal complex interactions between plasma cells and bone marrow microenvironments.Featured ArticlesHigh-dose busulfan-melphalan vs melphalan and reinforced VRD for newly diagnosed multiple myeloma: a phase 3 GEM trialProfiling the

Send us a text In this week’s episode of MOHIvate, Dr. Mohi Sarawgee explores magnesium - the mineral of balance and the molecule wellness culture has turned into a miracle. Not the promise of creams and sprays, but the chemistry that powers energy, sleep, mood, and muscle. She unpacks what magnesium truly does inside the body, how it fuels over 300 essential reactions, and why it matters across every stage of life — from hormones and heart rhythm to recovery and rest. From myths and mechanis...

Nutrition expert Stuart Gillespie has spent decades uncovering how the same system that causes hunger also fuels obesity – the global food industry. His research exposes how corporations have turned food into a commodity, prioritizing profit over health while hiding behind aid programs and misleading science. Gillespie breaks down the global food system’s strategy that maximizes profit while putting humanity as risk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As extreme heat becomes more common across America, outdoor and factory workers face deadly risks on the job. Despite numerous heat-related deaths each year, safety standards remain inconsistent and vary widely between states. Advocates are now pushing for nationwide regulations to guarantee every worker access to shade, water, rest, and the right to speak up without fear of retaliation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Authored by Dr Reza Lankarani, General SurgeonFounder | Surgical Pioneering Newsletter and Podcast Series Editorial Board Member | Genesis Journal of Surgery and Medicine------------------------------------------------------------I. Introduction and Foundational Article ArrangementA. Contextualizing the Challenge of Constipation and Colorectal Cancer RiskColorectal cancer (CRC) remains a globally significant public health concern, ranking as the third most prevalent diagnosed tumor worldwide and

In this second chapter of The Biography of the Man, we trace a man’s sacred journey between a cry of birth and the silence of death through the five great gates of transformation: ChildhoodBoyhoodAdulthoodManhoodFatherhoodIt is a philosophical and spiritual odyssey that reminds every man that you are not here to WASTE TIME, you are here to BUILD, to LEAD, and to leave a mark before you return to silence. Support the show Telegram Channel link: Click > THE WARRIORS X acco...

Prevea Breast Surgery Nurse Practitioner, Lauren Prokes, joins Prevea President and CEO, Dr. Ashok Rai to talk about the "I Found a Lump" program. It was created specifically to help get women answers quickly for when they find a lump in their breast.

Why does the front of your knee ache when you run, climb stairs, or sit too long? In this episode of Inside the Kneecap: Unpacking Anterior Knee Pain, we break down what’s really going on when the front of your knee starts to hurt. From patellofemoral pain syndrome—often called “runner’s knee”—to chondromalacia and other causes of anterior knee pain, we explore how these conditions develop, how they differ, and what you can do to find relief. Learn how doctors diagnose the problem, why physical

What’s the most embarrassing question someone’s ever asked me about Parkinson’s? Or how do I handle those awkward moments no doctor ever warned me about?In this episode of Living with Parkinson’s: The Good, the Bad, and the Reality, we’re diving into Part 2 of your real Parkinson’s questions — straight from the Doing Life Today community.We’ll cover: 🧠 Forgetting words mid-sentence (and what helps when it happens) 🚗 Whether I still drive — and the tough truth about knowing when to stop ☕ Why

Ever wondered how much bacon a person with Parkinson’s can give up before life loses all meaning? Or how to handle stiffness that makes your legs feel like concrete?In this episode of Living with Parkinson’s: The Good, the Bad, and the Reality, I’m answering five real questions straight from the Doing Life Today community — funny, honest, and sometimes emotional ones that only people living with Parkinson’s truly get.We’ll talk about: 🥓 Whether I actually gave up bacon (spoiler: not a chance) 🦵

Let’s be honest - nobody wants to talk about constipation. But for people living with Parkinson’s, it’s one of the most frustrating (and most common) symptoms out there.In this episode of Living with Parkinson’s: The Good, the Bad, and the Reality, we’re breaking the silence and getting real about Parkinson’s constipation - what causes it, how it hijacks your day, and what actually helps.From hydration and fiber to movement, routine, and medication strategies, I’ll share simple, practical tips that