IIFYM KETO Done Wrong 2026 ~ Dr. Ken Berry

Today’s Brain Booster is: Visualise to actualise your healing.Have you ever imagined something so vividly that your body responded as if it were real?You imagine your child falling off their bike, and your heart skips a beat.You picture success, and your posture lifts.You visualise biting into a lemon, and your lips pucker.Nothing has happened, but your brain activates the same neural circuits that it does when you’re having the experience in real life. Brain scans show that your motor cortex,

Helping residents move safely — from bed to chair, chair to toilet, or simply down the hallway — is one of the most physically demanding and most important responsibilities a CNA performs. Done well, it preserves a resident's independence and prevents injury. Done poorly, it can cause falls, skin tears, or serious back injuries to the caregiver.The foundation of safe mobility assistance is assessment. Before any transfer, a CNA should know the resident's weight-bearing status, fall risk level, and

Ninety-five percent of drug targets fail, and Professor Sir Peter Donnelly thinks the reason is simple: we can't run experiments on humans. Genetics is the next best thing. People who carry natural variants in a gene show what happens when that gene is dialed up or down over a lifetime. Peter, CEO and co-founder of Genomics, joins Steve Labkoff and Leon Rozenblit to explain how his company harmonized tens of thousands of genetic studies into one resource, what genetics revealed about "good"

7 Iodine Rich Foods (Plus 1 Myth) ~ Dr. Ken Berry

Featuring an interview with Dr L Elizabeth Budde, including the following topics: Considerations for selecting between bispecific antibodies (BsAbs); monotherapy versus combination therapy (0:00) Management of BsAb-induced cytokine release syndrome and other toxicities (7:35) Use of BsAbs in the front-line treatment of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL); key findings from the Phase II MorningSun study (17:30) Case: A man in his mid 50s with relapsed/refractory (R/R) DLBCL receives mosunetuzumab

What Causes Gout (Meat Doesn't ! The Real Triggers Doctors Miss) ~ Dr. Ken Berry

In this episode, Omar Khateeb speaks with Sudhir Srivastava, MD, Founder, Chairman & CEO of SS Innovations International Inc., on how surgical robotics and telesurgery could reshape access to care.Dr. Srivastava shares his journey from cardiac surgeon to MedTech founder and the development of the SSi Mantra surgical robotic platform, built to make robotic surgery more affordable and accessible.That vision is already moving into real-world telesurgery. Dr. Srivastava says SS Innovations has

Featuring perspectives from Dr Stephen V Liu and Dr Stephen "Fred" Divers, moderated by Dr Divers, including the following topics:Introduction (0:00)EGFR Mutations (2:23)HER2 Alterations (22:40)Available and Investigational Immunotherapies (32:14)Small Cell Lung Cancer (40:48)CME information and select publications

Featuring perspectives from Dr Stephen V Liu and Dr Stephen "Fred" Divers, moderated by Dr Divers, including the following topics:Introduction (0:00)EGFR Mutations (2:23)HER2 Alterations (22:40)Available and Investigational Immunotherapies (32:14)Small Cell Lung Cancer (40:48)CME information and select publications

Send us Fan Mail📖 ReadHow one independent researcher fine-tuned an 8-billion-parameter AI on a 4GB gaming laptop — and uncovered a hidden bug the whole industry had missed.We make rigorous science accessible, accurate, and unforgettable.A laptop with 4GB of video memory just fine-tuned an 8-billion-parameter AI model — something conventional machine learning wisdom says is flatly impossible. In this episode, we trace independent researcher Alpamys Makazhan's journey through "Exact Layer

How can we improve access to epilepsy diagnoses around the world? Neurologist Dr. Victor Patterson shares with us how telemedicine and simple apps, AI, and machine learning can bring epilepsy expertise to people wherever they live - and make a huge difference to millions of lives!Chapters 📖00:00 Trailer & intro01:19 Meet Victor Patterson02:00 What is telemedicine and how did it start?05:03 Using an app to diagnose epilepsy09:13 More generalised than focal seizures in low-middle income

Eat Fat 2 Lose FAT (an MD Explains 2026) ~ Dr. Ken Berry

Selenium is an important mineral that most of us don't get enough of. What are the best foods for Selenium? This video explains selenium benefits and a list of selenium-rich foods. You won't need a selenium supplement after you watch this video.Uploaded 08-09-20Resources:Nine cases of acute selenium intoxication were described by Kerdel-Vegas (1966) in persons who had consumed nuts of the “Coco de Mono treeParadise nuts overdose, 10-15 Paradise Nuts Daily:

This academic review proposes a unified spectrum model for multiple sclerosis (MS) that challenges traditional, rigid phenotype classifications like RRMS, SPMS, and PPMS. The authors argue that disability often accumulates through progression independent of relapse activity (PIRA) and "smouldering" disease processes, which frequently occur silently long before a formal progressive diagnosis. By integrating the role of neurologic reserve and biological ageing, the text explains how the clinical

Featuring a slide presentation and related discussion from Dr L Elizabeth Budde, including the following topics: Overview of approved and investigational CD20 x CD3 bispecific antibodies (BsAbs) in non-Hodgkin lymphoma; key findings from Phase II studies evaluating glofitamab and epcoritamab in relapsed/refractory (R/R) diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (0:00) Bringing BsAbs into earlier-line settings; key findings from Phase III studies (7:49) Key findings from the Phase III EPCORE DLBCL-1 and

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7 Signs of B12 Deficiency Doctors Often Miss ~ Dr. Ken Berry

Hosted by Ahmed IssaIn this ADSA Series episode, Dr. David Attia reflects on the challenges that shaped his career—from struggling in dental school to building confidence, finding the right mentors, and developing his own approach to patient care. He shares practical advice for students and new graduates on learning at their own pace, maintaining integrity, and putting patients first. Key moments TBA Dr David Attia TBA The post ADSA Series: Lessons from a Dentist’s Journey