A look at some of the Health Report correspondence this week.You can email us at healthreport@abc.net.auReferencesFind a clinical trial

Send us a text I’m honored to share the newest episode of The Dr. El Chaar Podcast: “Restoring Smiles: From Face to Teeth” featuring Dr. Larry Brecht, Director of Maxillofacial Prosthetics at Lenox Hill Hospital and NYU College of Dentistry. Our conversation explores the intersection of science, artistry, and compassion in reconstructive dentistry — from immediate jaw reconstruction and facial transplants to esthetic and full-arch rehabilitation. Dr. Brecht’s insight into the emotional and ...

This week Steve and Sarah are joined by Jennifer Dixon of the Health Foundation for a wide-ranging chat about the NHS Ten Year Plan, whether we really can prove there's a cost saving to preventing ill health and her recent time spent with THREE former Health Secretaries.This week's Pod Surgery considers prostate cancer diagnosis within a day using AI and hairdressers as mental health life savers celebrating the work of The Lions Barbers in Devon.Oh and on the subject, Sarah drops a bombshell with

Send us a textVaccines save lives, misinformation spreads fast, and ice cream, believe it or not, might actually be good for you.In this episode of CareTalk, Dr. Zeke Emanuel joins John Driscoll to discuss vaccine myths, public health confusion, and how the healthcare system can communicate science more effectively.🎙️⚕️ABOUT DR. ZEKE EMANUELEzekiel J. Emanuel, MD, PhD, is the Vice Provost for Global Initiatives, the Co-Director of the Healthcare Transformation Institute, and the Diane v.S. Levy and

Welcome to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast with Dr. Kerry Reller! This week, I’m joined by Kerri Pagliarini, a certified holistic health coach known as the “Sugar Knockout Coach.” We unpack the difference between sugar addiction and cravings, why willpower isn’t the real issue, and how emotions and habits drive those afternoon and after-dinner sugar urges. Kerri shares practical ways to balance blood sugar, retrain your brain, and enjoy holiday treats without guilt. Tune in for simple, sust...

HHS (Hyperosmolar Hyperglycaemic State) is the quiet counterpart to DKA. It develops slowly in older type 2 diabetics with residual insulin, leading to extreme hyperglycaemia and dehydration without ketosis. In this 2-hour deep dive, Jonathan explains why HHS kills through water loss and hyperviscosity rather than acid, and how to manage it safely.Key Learning Points:·         Pathophysiology: Relative […]The post HHS (Hyperosmolar Hyperglycaemic State) appeared first on Critical Care

Series 5, episode 6 of 'MGA Clinical Influencers' with Dr Madeleine Sertic, who graduated from UCD Medicine in 2015. Following her training, Dr Sertic joined the faculty at MGH in 2021 and was appointed Instructor of Radiology at Harvard Medical School. Since joining the faculty, Dr Sertic has participated in a broad range of research and clinical activities. She has a special interest in contrast safety and serves as the medical director of the MGH Radiology Contrast Emergency Management Simulation

Die 100. Folge des Infektiopods! Happy Birthday! In dieser Folge sind wir zu dritt und sprechen über Gemischtes. Es startet mit News zur Endokarditis, weiter sprcehen wir über Malaria, ausführliches wird es bei dem Update zum Impfen. Und am Ende gibt es noch einen Fall. Viel Spaß beim Hören! Links: Infective Endocarditis and Antimicrobial Timing: … „Infektiopod #100: Geburtstagsfolge „Gemischtes vegetarisches Hack““ weiterlesen

This Health Views episode features Brandon Cuevas, executive vice president, national health plan, for Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. and Hospitals. With extensive experience across the health care industry, Brandon shares insights from his work at the intersection of strategy, customer relationships, and the evolving market landscape. Tune in to gain perspective on the trends and opportunities shaping the future of health care.

Let's talk skin cancer – Join general surgery resident Dr. Ken Newcomer for a discussion with Dr. Ryan Fields, the former chair of the Section of Surgical Oncology in the Department of Surgery at WashU Medicine and leading expert in comprehensive surgical cancer care. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on the surgical management of skin and soft tissue tumors and serves as a companion to Chapter 28 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual o...

What does “drop and fluff” actually mean after breast augmentation?Dr. Darren Smith breaks down one of the most misunderstood parts of recovery. Learn why implants start higher on the chest, how gravity and tissue relaxation shape your final result, and when you can finally expect your breasts to look and feel “settled.”If you’re preparing for surgery or tracking your healing journey, this is the essential guide to understanding what’s really happening under the skin.What You’ll LearnThe real

Why is now the moment for women's health? On this episode, Epstein Becker Green attorneys Rachel Snyder Good, Beth Scarola, and Laura DePonio sit down with Sheila Biggs, Vice President of Jarrard, to explore how women's health is evolving from a niche focus into a mainstream industry priority. They discuss the forces accelerating growth, the opportunities for change, and the challenges that still need to be addressed across outcomes, access, and patient experience. This episode unpacks several key

In this week's Talking Money, Dan talks about a new report detailing the priorities of home buyers in 2025, and sits down with expert Karen Rodriguez from MFS to discuss why things like wifi connectivity and valuing property quality have become top priorities.

For over two decades, Dr. Sara Cody devoted her career to protecting the health of her community as the Public Health Director for Santa Clara County. Her leadership was tested in early 2020, when COVID-19 arrived in her county—one of the first in the United States to detect community spread. As the virus spread rapidly, Dr. Cody faced the daunting task of making life-altering decisions with limited information, uncertainty, and intense scrutiny. Drawing from her formative years as a me...

This week we discuss the dangers of impaired driving.  Impaired driving poses significant dangers, leading to thousands of fatalities and injuries each year due to reduced coordination, judgment, and reaction times. Definition and Causes Impaired driving occurs when an individual operates a vehicle while under the influence of substances such as alcohol, marijuana, prescription drugs, or illicit drugs. These substances can severely impair essential driving skills, including visual function,

In this episode of Hot For Your Health, Dr. Vonda Wright sits down with Lauren Ramsey — former Microsoft leader, tech executive, CEO, athlete, wellness strategist, and now part of the VMD Global Media team — to talk about what it really takes to build a strong, healthy, high-capacity life in midlife and beyond. Lauren shares how she went from 16-year-old college student to two decades in Big Tech to founding and running companies, all while raising a family, training for Ironman, and coaching women

My guest today on The Dr. Hyman Show, Dr. Tom Frieden has spent decades proving how small, smart changes can save millions of lives. We talk about his new book, The Formula for Better Health: How to Save Millions of Lives—Including Your Own—a fascinating look at what really works to prevent disease and rebuild public trust. We also dive into his See–Believe–Create framework—how it connects public policy with personal action to make prevention the easy choice. Catch the full conversation on

In this Healthy Minute, we close out our 5-week health insurance series with one quick but powerful reminder: double-check that your doctor is in network for next year’s coverage.A quick phone call to the office or a visit to your insurance portal could save you from surprise bills and headaches later. One minute of effort today = peace of mind tomorrow.Stay tuned for more short, actionable health tips every week — designed to make insurance simpler and healthcare clearer.

Malarial drugs gone purple, beer in the bladder, and a blood type no one saw coming—sounds like a night out gone weird, but it's actually laboratory science history! Join Doryan and Sophia as they dive into the serendipitous side of science that reminds us that progress often starts with the unexpected.