Guest: Rebecca Smith, Ph. D, APRN, CNMHosts: Danielle O’Laughlin, PA-C, MS and Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP Rebecca Smith provides a comprehensive overview of labor and delivery, including the stages of labor, assessment techniques, and monitoring practices. The episode also addresses potential complications and their management. Learning Objectives: Describe the stages, duration, and monitoring of labor and delivery. Compare and contrast complications that may arise during pregnancy and

Daniel speaks with Nightmare Medic about his journey through EMS, the challenges faced during COVID-19, and the importance of mental health awareness in the field. They discuss the unique struggles veterans face in EMS, the need for better training and support for new EMTs, and the role of unions in advocating for mental health resources. Nightmare Medic shares personal experiences and insights on coping mechanisms, the cultural issues within EMS, and the importance of taking responsibility for

If you’re exhausted and unfulfilled, maybe God is redirecting you. God’s plan for your life is greater than burnout and busywork, and it’s time to step into it with faith and courage!>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>What if the knowledge you use in clinic every day could be boxed up into an online format - one that will give you back your time, money, and freedom?If you’re a burned-out provider with no time, no business experience, and no

Can you really “train” your eyes to work better or is vision therapy mostly hype? In this episode, I’m breaking down the three main types of vision therapy, what the science says about each, and how to tell when it’s actually helpful versus when it’s just expensive pseudoscience. We’ll talk convergence insufficiency (the one real winner), why eye exercises don’t fix dyslexia or myopia, and how to ask the right questions before spending a dime.Takeaways: What “vision therapy” actually means

In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Linda Bluestein speaks with Dr. Alexis Cutchins, a cardiologist passionate about uncovering missed and misunderstood diagnoses. One of those? Pelvic Venous Disease, a condition affecting countless patients but rarely identified. They explore how PVD can mimic or exacerbate conditions like dysautonomia, MCAS, and chronic pelvic pain and how many patients are left cycling through specialists without answers. From diagnostic challenges to emerging treatments, this

Send us a text To celebrate the end of season 10 and our 4th birthday, today's episode is a little bit different. I've chosen a small snippet of each of the most downloaded episodes from seasons 1-10. I hope you'll enjoy a trip down memory lane! Episodes featured: S1 Jo Stewart and I discuss Instrumental by James Rhodes S2 Ed Pooley joins me to discuss Counselling for Toads S3 Emma Cunliffe and I explore Victoria Cilliers' chilling memoir of abuse I Survived S4 The most downloaded episode of ...

Neurosurgeon Jeffrey Hatef, Jr. discusses his article "Guilty until proven innocent? My experience with a state medical board." In this episode, Jeffrey shares the shocking story of how his medical license was summarily suspended without a hearing and how incomplete records, flawed expert testimony, and questionable legal tactics created a process stacked against him. He recounts how independent reviews from spine surgeons and letters of support from nearly sixty physicians affirmed his standard of

“I don’t have time.”“I can’t switch my brain off.”“I’ve tried it before - it didn’t work.”Sound familiar? In todays episode, Dani explores how easy it is to not try breathwork or meditation when you’re tired, overwhelmed, or just fed up. But here’s the truth: these simple tools can make a real difference, especially for people navigating menopause after cancer.In this solo episode, Dani reads a little from her book, shares a short poem, and introduces our new Wellbeing Series on YouTube — guided

Send us a text After years in critical care nursing, Peggy Moore hit burnout—until functional medicine helped her find her energy again. Discover how she helps women go from tired and stressed to balanced and thriving through her Tired to Thriving Blueprint. After decades of serving others in healthcare, Peggy Moore realized she was running on empty - relying on caffeine, fighting inflammation, and hearing “you’re fine” even when she knew she wasn’t. In this episode, she shares her journey ...

In the second of this three-part series we explore how Virtua Health's successful hospital-at-home program gained traction and scaled up in the post-pandemic years. The CIO of the New Jersey health system joins with its president of advanced care operations to offer their perspective.

Every 80 seconds, a woman dies from heart disease — yet most still think cancer is the bigger threat.In this minisode, I sit down with Dr. Jeremy London, board-certified cardiothoracic surgeon, to unpack why women’s cardiovascular risk skyrockets after menopause and how hormones, inflammation, and lifestyle choices all connect. This episode features highlights from our full conversation, which premiered July 24th, 2025. Watch the full episode here →

📺 Watch the Video on Spotify, YouTube & RumbleJoin our FREE Community“All of the big tech platforms are to some extent, to a large extent, compromised. As independent sovereign voices, it is important that we are connected to the communities and people that we care about outside of the big tech platform.” says Meredith Oke, host of the Quantum Biology Collective Podcast, in a candid solo episode that takes listeners behind the scenes of big tech censorship and into the multidimensional

Have you ever heard of injecting bubbles into someone’s vein on purpose? Sounds wild, right? But that’s exactly what a bubble study (AKA an “agitated saline study”) does. And it’s actually a safe and effective way to detect abnormal blood flow in the heart and lungs.In this episode, you’ll learn: What a bubble study is and how it works The key clinical indications How to interpret the timing of bubble appearance on ultrasound How to assist with this procedure Tips for

In this episode, the Surgical Endoscopy team reviews applications of per oral endoscopic myotomy (POEM) at different locations in the gastrointestinal tract. Specifically, they discuss esophageal POEM for achalasia, G-POEM for gastroparesis, and Z-POEM for management of a Zenker’s diverticulum. The team describes outcomes for these procedures as well as an overview of the procedural steps and postoperative management. Common pitfalls to POEM are deliberated along with advice on how to mitigate

In this special live episode of the SHE MD Podcast, Olivia Munn joins Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi, Mary Alice Haney, Dr. Shari Goldfarb, and Kristen Dahlgren, for a powerful Breast Cancer Awareness Month panel in New York City. The event coincided with NBC’s Today Show coverage and the lighting of the Empire State Building in pink — marking the launch of a national conversation around early detection, AI, and prevention.Together, they explore how lifetime risk assessments, dense breast screening, and AI

Could your thinning hair be more than a cosmetic concern—perhaps a signal of hidden hormone, thyroid, or nutrient imbalances?In this must-listen episode of the Modern Thyroid and Wellness Podcast, host McCall McPherson sits down with functional medicine expert Dr. Breanne Kallonen to unravel the multifaceted causes of female hair loss. Together, they explore the often-overlooked connections between hormone imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, thyroid dysfunction, autoimmune disease, and metabolic

We get some complaints repeatedly, one of the most common being a healthy child with a lump in the neck. Is it cancer? Or is it something more benign? How do you tell the difference? Today Dr. Bee explains all with a new segment called Common Complaints! And don't miss the amazingly bad singing talents of Dr. Bee himself in the theme music!

Send us a text In this episode of Causes or Cures, Dr. Eeks chats with Debbie Dobbins, international prosperity consciousness speaker/teacher and author of Your Inner Billionaire. Why listen: Debbie’s origin story isn’t a soft-focus vision board. It's not feel-good Instagram or TikTok reels. It’s making millions..., then dollar-store cookies on food stamps; addiction, cancer, and IRS debt..., followed by a rebuild grounded in daily practices and a different relationship with money. Wha...

I’m going to begin with a wonderful quote from a recent editorial in Bioethics by our guests Parker Crutchfield & Jason Wasserman. This quote illustrates the tension between the widely held view in bioethics that slow codes are unethical, and the complexity of real world hospital practice: “Decisive moral positions are easy to come by when sitting in the cheap seats of academic journals, but a troubling ambivalence is naturally characteristic of live dilemmas.” Gina Piscitello, our third guest,

Jim Daniel, Public Health Leader for State and Local Government at Amazon Web Services, examines AI usage in public health. HIMSS Web Page: Innovative Approaches to Public Health: Generative AI as a Transformative Tool AWS Web Page: Transforming electronic case reports with generative AI: Unlocking faster public health responses AWS Web Page: Scalable intelligent document processing using Amazon Bedrock ASTHO Web Page: Innovation Advisory Council