In this episode of The Eye-Q Podcast, Dr. Rudrani Banik speaks with ophthalmologist Dr. Ravi Goel about how sunlight, UV rays, and blue light affect our eyes. They break down myths about sun gazing and blue blockers, explore conditions like cataracts and pterygium, and share three easy ways to safeguard your eyes daily—without giving up sunshine or screen time.Ravi Goel’s family has lived in Southern New Jersey for more than 50 years. He graduated from Cherry Hill High School East and earned a B.A

Why aren't more primary care doctors offering HRT therapy, peptide therapy, weight loss therapy, and advanced screenings? In this episode, we explore how primary care has drifted away from its roots — and why it's time for a comeback. Dr. Trevor Huber from Modera Clinic & Med Spa explains why comprehensive, patient-centered primary care must include modern therapies like hormone replacement, peptides, and advanced diagnostics — not as "add-ons," but as integral parts of preventive medicine. You'll

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In this episode we are talking to Steven Edmunds, who is advanced nurse practitioner at Royal Marsden Hospital in London, UK. The focus of our discussion is the role of the nurse practitioners in clinical research but also as a career opportunity for experienced and knowledgeable research nurses looking to take on more responsibilities.You will be able to read the transcript of our discussion here:

In this episode of “Answers From the Lab,” host Bobbi Pritt, M.D., chair of the Division of Clinical Microbiology at Mayo Clinic, is joined by William Morice II, M.D., Ph.D., CEO and president of Mayo Clinic Laboratories, to discuss recent news about drug-resistant infections. Later, Paul Jannetto, Ph.D., director of the Clinical and Forensic Toxicology Lab, Clinical Mass Spectrometry Lab, and Metals Lab, joins Dr. Pritt for the deep dive segment. Together, they explore how diagnostics are

Scammers have evolved far beyond poorly written emails and suspicious phone calls. Today’s scammers are sophisticated, patient, and increasingly equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) tools that mimic real voices, copy official websites, and create personalized messages that look and sound legitimate. Jeremy has seen this happen all too often and will use this episode as an opportunity to help CRNAs identify red flags and apply real-world strategies to protect their future. ⚠️ Scammers evolve

Chronic pain, particularly in the context of rheumatic diseases, represents one of the most pervasive global health challenges, affecting over one-quarter of the world's population. In recent decades, the influence of gender on pain perception and management has emerged as a significant focus of both scientific inquiry and clinical practice. Epidemiological data consistently demonstrate that women are disproportionately affected by chronic pain syndromes, including musculoskeletal pain. Compared to

A recent survey among 2,000 patients in the USA revealed a growing openness to AI in healthcare, especially when it enhances time with physicians. The majority of patients support AI tools if used as ambient listening devices leading to more direct interaction with the HCP allowing more face-to-face time. However, concerns remain, particularly around AI when used for diagnosis. 55% of patients still feel uneasy about AI making clinical decisions. Therefore, there is an increasing request for

Is fertility preservation worth it for women over the age of 35? In this episode of Fertility Forward, we welcome Dr. Michelle Bayefsky to discuss her ASRM Abstract, ‘Outcomes for Patients Who Underwent Oocyte Cryopreservation at Age 35 Years and Older: Results from a Large, Multi-Centre Cohort’. Tuning in, you’ll hear about the study, who was involved, what she discovered from it, and how she hopes to further her studies on fertility preservation in women over 35 in the future. We even touch...

With Teresa Lopez Sobrino, Hospital Clinic of Barcelona, Barcelona - Spain and Carlos L Alviar, New York University School of Medicine, New York - United States of America. In this podcast, Teresa Lopez Sobrino and Carlos L Alviar discuss tips & tricks for non-invasive and invasive ventilation modes, ventilator-induced lung injury, protective ventilation.

VEXAS syndrome is an autoinflammatory syndrome affecting predominantly men over 50s. Tune in this week to learn about this rare but important differential in your patients with fevers and rashes who are not responding to antibiotics. Dr Thomas Bond will take you through how VEXAS came to be discovered, and how you can discover it in your patients!

When dementia is the diagnosis, end of life discussions can be intense and heartbreaking.  Hospice social workers Lisa Pahl and Jessica Empeno shed light on how to make things easier.  Whether the dementia diagnosis is the primary (or terminal) diagnosis, or it is happening alongside another serious illness, the topics to be considered are complex.  Everything from incontinence management to feeding tubes to ventilator support needs to be addressed.  Talks about advance care planning should

This week, Dr. David Charles, a neuropsychologist specializing in trauma and neurodiversity, joins us to explore how dental teams can better support neurodivergent patients and staff. From reducing sensory overload to improving communication and recognizing early signs of distress, Dr. Charles offers valuable strategies for creating a more inclusive and compassionate dental experience.  Episode highlights: How to create a supportive dental experience for neurodiverse patients Recognize early

Discusses causes and remedies for various types of inflammation, noting that conventional medicine often only masks symptoms with medication rather than addressing the root cause. It highlights several hidden triggers of inflammation, including gallbladder issues and bile sludge, reactivated viruses such as Epstein-Barr, old injuries, visceral fat, and iron accumulation. The text emphasizes the harmful impact of modern industrial foods, particularly refined sugars, starches, and seed oils, while

I’m Dr. Kara Foster, and in this episode I blend Blue Zones research with local, doable town-council actions to make Holly Springs healthier, happier, and more connected. I open with why I’m doing this, from exam-room stories to my hopes for my daughter, then move into concrete policy ideas you can support. You’ll get a three-tier plan with quick wins, medium-term projects, and long-term goals, plus measurement ideas, funding options, and simple ways to help.Key takeaways:• Practical Complete

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Medicare doesn’t have to be confusing — or costly! In this week’s episode of It’s A Matter of Your Health, Dr. Veita Bland sits down with Jeannie Skepsie from the Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIP) to break down how to make wise, affordable Medicare choices. With open enrollment running from October 15 to December 7, now is the perfect time to review your plan, compare options, and ensure you’re getting the best coverage for your money. SHIP counselors provide free, confidenti...

This video explains how doctors and dentists are unnecessarily losing money by investing in expensive, actively managed funds instead of cheaper passive investments. It highlights the lack of financial education among medical professionals and how it makes them susceptible to high fees and poor returns. By comparing the performance and fees of branded versus generic investment options, the video demonstrates the significant financial impact of these choices and emphasizes the importance of financial

In this episode, we break down the billion-dollar hype behind Elinzanetant and Fezolinetant, the so-called non-hormonal menopause drugs. Learn how NK3 blockers reduce hot flashes without replacing estrogen, and why real HRT still wins for bone, brain, and heart protection. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hollywarnerhealth.substack.com/subscribe