It will be no surprise to you to hear that the way you were brought up will almost inevitably dictate how you are as an adult - including how you behave in relationships. In this episode I describe the 4 main attachment styles; how they develop; give a signs & symptoms checklist for each type so you can work out which one you are; and how your attachment style might manifest in your relationships.

Journey to IBP: Integrated Business Planning for Pharma LeadersIn today’s dynamic life sciences landscape, agility and alignment are the new competitive edge. In this episode, we explore how Integrated Business Planning (IBP) is transforming pharmaceutical organizations — synchronizing demand, supply, finance, and strategy into one intelligent, data-driven ecosystem. Discover how leading pharma companies are using IBP to: Boost forecast accuracy by 25–50% through AI-powered demand sensing and

🔬 Top Biotech News Here are the key developments in biotechnology this week: 1️⃣ StockWatch: After 1- and 6-Month Gains, Gene Editing Companies Await Q3 Results 2️⃣ GlycoNet/Alberta Innovates – Driving health research to market for Alberta’s future 3️⃣ AI is changing how we quantify pain 4️⃣ BIO on the American Road: Biotech innovation and job growth in Illinois 5️⃣ The race to make the perfect baby is creating an ethical mess 6️⃣ Sick Cells: Elevating the patient voice 7️⃣ Enhancing

In this episode, we speak with Blake Corbin. Blake grew up in the Ottawa Valley and became an avid hunter and outdoorsman. He’s been very involved with local fish and game clubs and other organizations that mostly focus on youth initiatives, wildlife and habitat restoration. Blake volunteers his time to educate fellow outdoors enthusiasts about avoiding ticks and how best to prevent getting bitten.CanLyme Flyer (PDF)Geneticks tick testingEducators' ResourceTick removal kitsBulk pricing for

Every child deserves the freedom to be their true self. But for many, childhood can be clouded by bullying — either as victims, or those labeled as ‘bullies’. This week on Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast, host Marie Stella consults counselor Andrea Mathews to find out what causes some children to adopt a bully identity, how it intersects with authenticity, and what parents can do to help them stay true to themselves while navigating social dynamics.Andrea Mathews has over 30

This week we’re joined by Gunila Pedersen - ECC vet, life coach, and Muay Thai enthusiast who splits her time between Spain, Denmark, and the UK.From belly dancing gigs to night shifts in emergency practice, Gunila talks candidly about chasing variety, hitting burnout, and finding her way back to vet med with stronger boundaries and a clearer head. We dive into what drew her to emergency work, how coaching reframed her career (and life), and a challenging safeguarding case that underlines

Co-Founder & CEO Brandon Rice says that in one project it worked on with a pharma, Weave's technology took only 3 hours to draft regulatory documents what would have taken humans to 100 hours.

The source provides an extensive narrative about the terrifying experiences of the Shea family after they moved into an old house in Lamar, Arkansas, in 2003, seeking a fresh start. Initially, the family noticed relatively benign ghostly activity, such as a bouncing ball and childlike footsteps, which they attributed to the spirit of a little boy named "Timmy" who reportedly haunted the premises. However, the presence quickly escalated into a malevolent infestation characterized by physical attacks,

On October 23, 2025 we met with Dr. Peter Crino about how mutations occurring during cell division in the developing cerebral cortex can lead to localized developmental malformations of cortical structure and neurological disorders including focal epilepsy.Guest:Peter Crino, Richard and Kathryn Taylor Professor, Chair, Department of Neurology, University of Maryland School of Medicine.Participating:Jenny Hsieh, Department of Neuroscience, Developmental and Regenerative Biology, UT San

Jari Närhi, Co-Founder and CEO of NADMED, a University of Helsinki spin-out revolutionising how we understand and monitor NAD levels. With a background in mechanical engineering and a career spanning medtech, diagnostics and hospital operations, Jari brings a unique systems-level view on cellular health and innovation in clinical testing.In this episode, we explore why NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is so vital for human health, from fuelling ATP production to supporting DNA repair and

Keith Parent, CEO of Court Square Group, discusses the intersection of science and business in drug development with Dr. Joseph Geraci, Founder, Chief Scientific and Technical Officer of NetraMark. Dr. Geraci, with a background in mathematics and AI, focuses on understanding patient populations and improving clinical trials. He explains how NetraMark's AI technology can analyze small, complex data sets to identify treatment and placebo responder subpopulations and improve drug efficacy. Dr. G...

The latest episode of the DDW Highlights Podcast is now available to listen to below. DDW’s Bruno Quinney narrates five key stories of the previous week to keep DDW subscribers up-to-date on the latest industry news. Last week, new research showed drug therapies could prevent hereditary diseases. Elsewhere, there were major developments in cancer research and gene therapy could help combat hearing loss.  You can listen below, or find The Drug Discovery World Podcast on Spotify, Google Play and Apple

In this episode, Kyle and Joe sit down with filmmaker Mustapha Khan and Dreamshadow’s Elizabeth & Lenny Gibson to explore Life and Breath—a new documentary immersing viewers in the experience and community of Holotropic Breathwork. We talk about why Mustapha was drawn to Dreamshadow, the film’s cinéma vérité approach that places you “in the room,” and how years of facilitation informed what became both an archival record and a living portrait of transformation. Elizabeth and Lenny reflect on 35+

Todd's Profile on Farm Progress: https://www.farmprogress.com/author/todd-fitchetteTodd's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddfitchette/Todd Fitchette is the editor of Western Farm Press which is part of the Farm Progress Group. Todd has been there covering relevant agricultural issues for farmers in the West since 2013. His journalism career began in 1990 with community newspapers in California, where he earned First Place honors from the National Newspaper Association for his photography.His

The October All In For Citrus podcast features citrus under protective screen (CUPS). Over the past decade, the practice has grown in popularity due to its ability to exclude the Asian citrus psyllid and huanglongbing (HLB) disease. Roughly 1,500 acres of citrus are grown under screen in Florida with more acreage under development.Lauren Diepenbrock, associate professor of entomology at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) Citrus Research and Education

️ Episode 177: Biallelic MCM8/MCM9 Variants: From Hypogonadism to Cancer Predisposition In this episode of PaperCast Base by Base, we explore a multi‑cohort clinical–genomic study that delineates the phenotype of individuals with biallelic germline variants in MCM8 or MCM9, clarifying links to polyposis and early‑onset cancers in addition to the long‑recognized association with hypogonadism. Study Highlights:Using population datasets (100,000 Genomes

In this episode of DISRxUPT, host Justin Cole and new co-host Shannon Yarosz sit down with Dr. Hillary Blackburn — pharmacist, healthcare leader, author, and founder of the Talk to Your Pharmacist podcast — to explore how purpose, advocacy, and innovation intersect in modern pharmacy practice.Recently appointed to the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), Dr. Blackburn shares her journey from small-town Mississippi to national leadership, discussing how pharmacists can

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, we cover the emergence of TrumpRx and its implications for direct-to-consumer drug commercialization, new funding momentum across rare disease R&D, and Eli Lilly’s definitive agreement to acquire Aderum Biotechnologies.

In a universe of non-living space and matter, life is incredibly rare. And in order to stay alive, humans and other organisms have to overcome a myriad of engineering challenges. Just how is this done? And more to the point, is an evolutionary process capable of producing the solutions to these many challenges? On today's episode, host Andrew McDiarmid concludes his conversation with Dr. Howard Glicksman, co-author with engineer Steve Laufmann of the new book Your Amazing Body. The book explores