Imagine stepping off the curb into traffic and your feet freeze mid-step. Cars are moving, the light is green — but your body hits pause. That’s freezing of gait, and it’s one of the most terrifying symptoms of Parkinson’s.In this episode of Living with Parkinson’s: The Good, the Bad, and the Reality, we’re breaking down:🧊 What freezing of gait actually is and why it happens🚪 Common triggers like doorways, stairs, and crowds🎵 The tricks that help me get unstuck — from counting out loud to humming

Parkinson’s can steal your movement — but sometimes, the medication can steal your judgment.In this episode of Living with Parkinson’s: The Good, the Bad, and the Reality, I’m uncovering one of the most shocking and least talked-about side effects of Parkinson’s treatment: Impulse Control Disorders (ICDs).We’ll talk about how Parkinson’s medications — especially dopamine agonists — can sometimes lead to urges that feel completely out of character:🎰 Gambling🛒 Overspending or compulsive shopping🍪

Most practitioners don’t think of themselves as public speakers. But here’s the truth: every time you explain your care model, guide a group workshop, or host a patient webinar… you’re presenting. And when done right, speaking becomes one of the most powerful ways to attract the right patients, build instant trust—and grow your practice. On this week’s episode of Freedom Rx, I’m joined by our VP of Service, Nicole Collicott, for a powerful conversation on: Why speaking turns ideal prospects into

Mucus plugging is a challenge in asthma care. It’s thick, sticky mucus that blocks the airways and doesn’t respond to regular inhalers. Even when inflammation improves, these plugs can lower lung function, limit how well medicine works, and make asthma harder to control.In this episode, we break down the study: “Effect of Dupilumab on Mucus Burden in Patients with Moderate-to-Severe Asthma,” published October 28, 2025. The analysis looks at whether dupilumab (Dupixent), a biologic that blocks IL-4

In this edition we look at hip fracture surgery delays, how homelessness affects hip surgery outcomes and more. Read the full coverage here: Hip fracture surgery delay may increase mortality risk Homelessness may be a predictor of poor outcomes following hip fracture surgery Biological age, age acceleration may predict 1-year mortality after geriatric hip fracture Hip resurfacing device had low all-cause revision rate at 8-year follow-up Group cycling program leads to 'meaningful benefit' in

A world champion athlete shouldn’t have to fight for the right diagnosis—yet Kelly Palace did, for years. What began as a swimmer’s quick fix for itchy, chlorine-dry skin became a descent into topical steroid addiction and withdrawal: spreading rashes, burning, oozing skin, misdiagnoses, and the long, lonely road of recovery. Kelly lays out the unvarnished truth about a “miracle cream” millions use and why the industry’s strongest selling points—fast relief and flawless skin—can mask a deeper...

Guest: Julie Lamppa, APRN, CNMHosts: Danielle O’Laughlin, PA-C, MS and Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP Julie Lamppa discusses complications that can arise during pregnancy, including gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and other abnormalities. This episode emphasizes early recognition and multidisciplinary management. Learning Objectives: Differentiate various pregnancy complications and their clinical implications. Learn more about this series: Mayo Clinic Talks: Obstetric and Gynecologic Health |

In this episode the hosts talk about spooky hospital stories, superstitions and what frightens them.

Send us a text Our annual “We Remember” episode honors all who died from metastatic breast cancer since last October and gives voice to the grief and love that endures after each death. Each name shared is a tiny marker of a full & beloved life and each one leaves behind an expansive network of loved ones. For those of us in the MBC community, the loss of our friends is particularly devastating & the cumulative losses are heavy. You are not alone in your grief. We invite you to gather...

As public trust wavers and questions about care arise, newly appointed president and CEO, John D’Angelo, MD, sits down with Northwell Health’s 20-Minute Health Talk host Chethan Sathya, MD, for a raw conversation about what it means to lead in medicine’s most challenging moment. From confronting misinformation to reimagining how we deliver care, Dr. D’Angelo explains his vision for Northwell and reflects on his journey from emergency physician to health system CEO — and why the path forward demands

Groin bulges, scrotal swelling, and nonpalpable testes are findings that often surface during routine well-child exams, and they can raise immediate questions for pediatricians and families alike. Is this normal? Will it resolve on its own? Or does it require surgical referral? In this episode, we take a closer look at three common genitourinary conditions in children: inguinal hernias, hydroceles, and undescended testes. We diagnose the details to help clarify the evaluation process, management

The federal government will add a medicine for chronic kidney disease into the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. More than 65.000 Australians are expected to benefit from the cheaper access to Jardiance , also known as Empagliflozin.

What happens when your med school doesn’t like your TikToks?This week, we talk to Dr. Kumail Hussain, a physician who went viral for his medical content… and got in serious trouble for it. We dig into the story that followed: professionalism hearings, probation, and the ripple effects that followed him into residency. But this isn’t just about one doctor’s social media misstep, it’s about what medicine still fears. Free expression. Humanity. The idea that doctors might have personalities outside

In this powerful episode of Health In Harlem, Dr. Maurice Selby sits down with Dr. Kristin Hsieh, Radiation Oncologist at the New York Proton Center, to unpack the realities of breast cancer—its prevalence, risk factors, early detection, and treatment options.Dr. Hsieh sheds light on the vital role of proton therapy, an advanced form of radiation that precisely targets tumors while protecting healthy tissue—especially important for patients with left-sided breast cancers or prior chest radiation

In this episode of Healthcare Americana, Christopher Habig talks with David Foucachon and Dr. Matthew Abraham from Veritas Surgery in Idaho about how they deliver world-class surgical care without the limits of a traditional hospital. They explain how Veritas brings together independent surgeons, partners with existing surgical centers, and offers transparent, direct-pay pricing that helps patients, doctors, and facilities. The conversation also covers the real challenges of negotiating facility

Menopause isn’t just a biological transition - it’s an awakening. In this Hol+ episode, Dr. Taz sits down with Kelly McGinty and Dr. Patricia Singh, co-founders of Trip Home and co-authors of “My Solo P: Uncovering the Magic of Menopause through Psilocybin,” to explore how psychedelic-assisted therapy and holistic healing are reshaping the way we talk about women’s health, mental well-being, and midlife transformation.Together, they dive into the science and spirituality of psilocybin, how

When veterinarian Dr. Loren Nations lost his wife to aggressive cancer despite the best conventional treatments, he didn't just grieve—he revolutionized his entire approach to medicine. In this deeply personal conversation, Dr. Nations reveals how tragedy led him to discover that our pets are experiencing metabolic disease at rates even higher than humans, with 61% of cats and 59% of dogs now obese. Dr. Loren Nations is a board-certified veterinarian with over 30 years of experience. He's the...

Dr. Alan Mead steps in for Zach and Kevin in this "Very Clinical Takeover" episode to share his efficient and refined workflow for single-tooth crown preparations. Alan emphasizes that his streamlined, digital-centric process makes single crowns a quick, straightforward, and profitable procedure in his general practice. The core of the episode is his detailed Crown Prep Workflow and Hacks, which prioritizes patient comfort and efficiency. Profound Anesthesia: Mead's first step is always to achieve

In episode 14 of Skin, Self and Everything Else, we had a very heartfelt conversation with the brilliant and compassionate Vaunda Hickman, RN - a respected nurse injector whose story reminds us that every chapter in our professional journey can lead to unexpected and beautiful destinations.In this episode, you’ll find a mix of laughter, reflection, and tender moments. Some stories spark joy and camaraderie; others touch on the raw fears and challenges that come with personal growth and

Send us a text On this episode of Oncology Unscripted, patient advocates Julie Johnson and Katie Coleman and radiation oncologist Dr. Matt Spraker host Radiation Oncologist, Dr. Ravi Patel, MD, PhD. Ravi is Director of Radiopharmaceuticals at UPMC Hillman Cancer Center and a translational researcher at the University of Pittsburgh Department of Radiation Oncology. We discuss the emerging treatment strategy of radiopharmaceuticals (RPT), a.k.a. theranostics! We first review what these th...