Content advisory: this episode contains themes of suicide Too many women reach perimenopause and menopause only to feel unheard, unseen and underserved by the healthcare system. In this episode, Dr Louise Newson is joined by wellbeing pioneer Liz Earle MBE to confront that invisibility and explore how knowledge, improved access to hormonal treatments and open conversation can change the future of women’s health.Together, they discuss the barriers women still face when seeking care, the lack of

Dr. Vineet Arora is the Dean for Medical Education at the University of Chicago and one of the nation’s leading voices on equity, leadership, and physician well-being. Her groundbreaking research has exposed how gender bias and pay inequity continue to shape medicine—from how residents are evaluated to how faculty are promoted and paid. But more importantly, she’s focused on what can be done about it.On this episode of How I Doctor, Dr. Graham Walker talks with Dr. Arora about why women physicians

In this episode, Dr. Chi-Ming Chow welcomes listeners and introduces the day's topics, which cover a range of significant healthcare issues. He begins by discussing concerns raised by healthcare workers in Saskatchewan, focusing on software issues impacting their work. The conversation then shifts to a study on the effectiveness of physical therapy for knee pain, highlighting its potential benefits. Dr. Chow examines the FDA's initiative to make biotech drugs more affordable, shedding light on its

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Most chemicals that we come into contact with are quite safe. They're not ideal to have but don't cause problems for most of us. That said, just like too much sun exposure, too much sleep, and too much good food, anything, even a chemical, can cause some harm.  Let's go through the average cabinet and talk about practical ways of getting rid of unncessary things to stay healthy and feel better.  Website and Health Coaching:  https://www.drashori.com Subscribe to my free Healthy Aging newsletter:

How is physical therapy just for athletes?On this episode of Aging Forward, physical therapist Josh Millitzer says older adults are athletes too — their sport is staying strong to maintain function and independence. He discusses early warning signs of physical decline, the risks of the “slippery slope of aging,” and how we can stop — and even reverse — decline through targeted interventions and hard work.Find us online at Mayo Clinic Press for more health and wellness articles, podcasts and

Editor’s Summary by Linda Brubaker, MD, and Preeti Malani, MD, MSJ, Deputy Editors of JAMA, the Journal of the American Medical Association, for articles published from October 18-24, 2025.

Outlines a three-step approach for rapidly and permanently relieving Plantar Fasciitis pain.Immediate Relief Through StretchingThe first step uses a targeted stretching technique that focuses on muscles opposite the inflamed area. By reducing contraction and calming nerve signals, this method can deliver instant pain relief.Long-Term Relief Through DietThe next phase emphasizes lowering systemic inflammation by adopting a low-carbohydrate diet combined with intermittent fasting, helping the body

Charlie is an internationally renowned consultant, practitioner, author, speaker, and trainer, of Lean and Agile improvements spanning over 4 decades.Charlie has published 20 books to date, in healthcare, manufacturing, and a children’s book and received two Shingo Prizes. Seven of the books have been translated into other languages. There are more in the works. Charliespent over 13 years with AlliedSignal (now Honeywell) and has been implementing TQM/ Lean Principles and Thinking since 1985. He was

In part three of this series, designer Matthew Congdon, who is living with metastatic prostate cancer, reflects on what life feels like after the rush of tests and treatments fades. The fog begins to set in as he navigates the uncertain space between moving through treatment and finding acceptance in this new way of living. With his signature candor and dark humor, Matthew talks about how palliative care reshaped his idea of hope and the small rituals that help him feel in control—like freezing his

This special highlights episode features expert insights from three incredible guests who brought depth, compassion, and knowledge to the conversation: 💬 Dr. Kishore Lakshman — exploring Women’s Health, from hormonal balance and diabetes to sexual medicine and preventative care across every stage of life. 😴 Dr. Ameer Shah — explaining Inspire, a breakthrough treatment for obstructive sleep apnea that offers hope to patients seeking alternatives to CPAP therapy. ❤️ Dr. Randy Averback —

Welcome to Cardiology Today – Recorded October 24, 2025. This episode summarizes 5 key cardiology studies on topics like N-terminal pro-B-type natriuretic peptide and myocardial infarction. Key takeaway: Exosomes Restore Injured Myocardium: Mechanisms. Article Links: Article 1: Association of Free Fatty Acids With Long-Term Adverse Outcomes in Patients With Premature Myocardial Infarction: A Prospective Cohort Study. (Journal of the American Heart Association) Article 2: Heart Failure With Preserved

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In this radiology lecture, we review the ultrasound appearance of gout! Key teaching points include: Gout is a crystal arthropathyThe post Ultrasound of Gout appeared first on Radquarters.

In this solo podcast episode, Dr. Mike Hart delves into the intricacies of insulin resistance, a prevalent yet misunderstood condition. The episode covers the fundamental role of insulin, what happens during insulin resistance, and its linkage to various diseases like diabetes and heart disease. It includes a detailed discussion on how to measure insulin resistance using markers like triglyceride to HDL ratio, fasting insulin, fasting glucose, and hemoglobin A1c. Dr. Hart also explains the

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In this episode of A New Prescription, Dr. Leonard and Andrew Zwelling talk with Duke professor Dr. Cameron McIntyre about deep brain stimulation (DBS) — how it works, its success in treating conditions like Parkinson’s, epilepsy, and OCD, and new research into depression and PTSD. They also explore the future of brain-machine interfaces, the ethics of neural enhancement, and what this technology could mean for human health and free will.

In this enlightening conversation, Dr Vivien Rolfe shares her extensive journey in herbal science, emphasising the importance of natural remedies and the power of herbs and spices in promoting health. The discussion highlights the need for accessible knowledge about herbal medicine, the cultural connections to these practices, and the role of herbal teas in supporting immunity and overall well-being. Viv also addresses women's health, particularly during menopause, and the potential of

I write a lot here about the fallacy of blaming health issues on body size. Today I want to talk about the tendency to credit weight loss for physical, psychological, and social benefits. For example, someone will (at least short term) lose weight and offer a testimonial about how much better they feel, how much more they are doing in the world etc. Or a study will determine that Health Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) has improved after weight loss.Just like a weight-centric healthcare system (and

What if your ASC could see problems weeks before they hit your bank account? We dig into a practical playbook for turning raw data into clear decisions, from daily flash reports that act like your financial heartbeat to monthly benchmarks that expose where performance drifts and why. Instead of waiting for cash-basis financials to tell a late story, we focus on questions that move leaders to action: Where did payer mix shift? Which referrals slowed? Are we prioritizing the right cases at capa...