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Sports Medicine Broadcast A Podcast to Promote and Improve Your Practice as an Athletic Trainer When an overhead or rotational athlete—such as a baseball pitcher, softball player, volleyball server, or tennis player—suffers a significant upper extremity injury, traditional care often calls for shutdown periods lasting anywhere from six weeks to several months. While restricting arm … Continue reading "Working Around Upper Extremity Injuries: Maximizing Athletic Potential in Rehab" The post

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I tenei wahanga, Hannah talks with Ari about her haerenga learning Te Reo Māori and navigating both the language and study with a disability. This episode captures kōrero about the many empowering kupu that te reo Māori has for the disability community and how this can support disabled people and others to understand the disabled world in their own space and time. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz and made thanks to the support of NZ on Air.

This week, we meet Green Party Candidate Louise Hutt, who has lived experience of chronic pain and Long Covid. They share their journey of chronic illness and disability. They talk about their time as a former Hamilton City Councillor, and the reasons why they became a politician. They also tell us what they think needs to happen in government, to support people living with chronic illness and disability. https://www.greens.org.nz/louisehutt_2026 Produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the

Lucia and Leo are joined by Jah from Seed Waikato. The three have a koorero about the mahi Seed Waikato does in the sphere of young people and politics in Kirikiriroa. Jah shares her journey as a young wahine that shaped her passion for encouraging engagement within rangitahi. Together, the three discuss approaches to encouraging young people to vote.

Turn the package around.Forget the beautiful picture on the front.Forget “natural.”Forget “high protein.”Forget “keto friendly.”Forget “made with whole grains.” Or gluten free or organic, or whateverForget the little green leaves they put on the package to make you think something wonderful just came out of somebody's garden!Turn it around and look at what's actually in it.Because today we're talking about ultra-processed foods, food additives and something called GRAS—Generally Recognized As

#6 Vulnerability “I’m not complaining, just explaining,” was a favorite phrase of my dad. As he aged, he used it often. At our regular men’s group meetings, we often joke about “medication check-in” and “organ recital” time. So how does sharing differ from just complaining/explaining? I think the distinction lies in one’s ability to go deeper into the emotional components of the experience, rather than a somewhat dry –even if impassioned – recitation of a story. All those stories we tell ourselves

No guest this episode! Host and CCS Disability Action librarian Krissy Wright shares a stack of new children's books now available to borrow, all chosen to support families navigating change, celebrating diverse homes, and building understanding of disability and neurodiversity.Krissy covers books on parental separation and living between two homes, a stuttering story told through a father-son trip to a river, an inclusive picture book celebrating disabled and Deaf families, the true story of a

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Exercise influencers on social media hand out a lot of bad advice. Dr. Justin Thompson, a board-certified sports medicine physician in St. Petersburg with Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute, explains how to separate good advice from the noise.This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

The Moment Nobody Warns You About From No Sperm to Baby 2 Weeks Before 40 Everyone talks about the hard parts of the fertility journey. The diagnosis. The failed cycles. The appointments that do not go the way you hoped. The grief that sits in your chest at baby showers and family dinners and everywhere […] The post EP394: The Moment Nobody Tells You About appeared first on Rosanne Austin.

Stay ahead of evolving endocrine resistance in HR-positive, HER2-negative advanced breast cancer. Discover how ESR1 mutations are reshaping treatment decisions, and explore expert perspectives on mutation testing, oral SERDs, and emerging serial monitoring strategies that may help identify resistance earlier and inform individualized patient care.Visit https://suitehome.atpointofcare.com/library/2760.11/page/0 to view the activity and CME/CE information, download the transcript, and complete the

Hosts: Hazel (she/her) w/ Special Guest Esther Skyscraper (she/her)Today Esther Skyscraper (She/Her) joins host Hazel (She/Her) to provide an incredible insight into the world of GameBoy composition and performance! 🔗 If you'd like to listen back to the unedited episode - with the music - head to our On Demand website. And don't forget to follow our socials at Facebook and Instagram. Timestamps and Links: 00:00 - Acknowledgement of Country 00:20 - Welcome to Tranzmission 01:53 - Gender Health

Join Dr. Pat as she learns from Vicki Todd - author of thenew book, Shine Happy Shine: A Mystical Memoir of Art, Destiny & a Tenacious Mother-Daughter Bond – how she navigated the detours, potholes and roadblocks that tried to stop her soul’s calling in its tracks. Vicki will share what she’s learned while traveling her long-and-winding road, lessons that prompted her to live authentically and allowed her gifts to SHINE, even when naysayers tried to run her dream off the road

In this episode of The Power Within the Storm, Wayne Forrest sits down with Paul Rangiwahia to explore his journey through bankruptcy and the storm that inspired him to help others navigate difficult times. Paul shares the thinking behind Well.IAM™ and his belief that mental fitness should be built every day and not only when things go wrong. Through art, practical frameworks, and simple tools, Paul is helping people strengthen their minds before the next storm arrives. This conversation explores