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Löst ihr auch gerne Sudoku oder spielt Scrabble, um euren Kopf fit zu halten? Und wer erinnert sich noch an Dr. Kawashimas Gehirn-Jogging? Klar ist: Brain Games gibt es viele – und sie können durchaus helfen, das Gehirn zu trainieren. Aber sie allein schützen nicht vor der natürlichen Hirnalterung oder gar Demenz. Warum das so ist und was wirklich einen Unterschied macht, erklärt in dieser Folge PD Dr. Matthias Pawlowski, Oberarzt und Leiter der Gedächtnisambulanz am UKM. Er spricht über die 14 wissenschaftlich anerkannten Risikofaktoren für Demenz – insbesondere für Alzheimer –...

El episodio sobre síncope cardiogénico del podcast Medicina con cabeza ofrece una explicación clínica clara y práctica sobre una de las causas más graves de pérdida de conciencia. Carlos Yebra, residente de cardiología, detalla cómo reconocer un síncope de origen cardíaco a partir de características clave como su aparición en reposo o esfuerzo, la ausencia de síntomas previos y el riesgo de traumatismos por caída súbita. El contenido profundiza en el protocolo diagnóstico, destacando la importancia del electrocardiograma para identificar arritmias, bloqueos o signos de ...

When you join the iConquer MS community, you're no longer just a patient; you become a research partner. Not just a data point in someone's study. You become the person to suggest the study, to help define the study, and to participate in sharing the outcome of the study. In this week's episode, I talk with the iConquer MS leadership team about what it means to be part of this people-powered research revolution and how iConquer MS keeps people affected by MS at the center of MS research. The National Institutes of Health has just published a Strategic Plan for Disability Health Research....

Are you overwhelmed by your recent Type 2 diabetes diagnosis? Are you looking for easy and delicious recipes that fit into a diabetic diet? Wondering what types of foods you should eat (and avoid) to control your blood sugar levels? If you answered YES to at least one of these questions, you MUST keep reading… The fear is real. The fear of diabetes complications, the fear of a life stripped of flavor and joy, the fear of failure in controlling your blood sugar. It's a constant battle against conflicting information, a struggle to maintain your diet in social settings, and a lonely journey...

Straight Shot is the GLP-1 podcast for patients who want the real information, not the watered-down version. Dr. Clete Barrick is dual board-certified in internal medicine and obesity medicine, has treated thousands of patients on GLP-1 medications, and has personally lost over 80 pounds on tirzepatide. Each week he breaks down one focused topic: how these medications work, how to optimize your results, what your doctor isn't telling you, and what the science actually says. No guests. No fluff. No corporate script. Just the straight shot, from a doctor who lives it. New episodes weekly. ...

Reflecting on episode 58 with Charlie Engle—who moved from crack and alcohol addiction to endurance running—the host focuses on the process of moving from despair to thriving by understanding dopamine, addiction, and stress physiology. Dopamine is framed as anticipation and motivation, not just pleasure, and repeated high “spikes” (from substances, social media, achievement, or validation) desensitize receptors, raising the baseline and making ordinary life feel flat, driving further chasing. Addiction is presented less as “the thing” and more as attachment, pain avoidance, nervous...

Send us Fan MailToday we’re talking about something that tends to bring up a mix of reactions for physicians and practice leaders, and that is social media.For some of you, this feels like something you know you should be doing more with, but it keeps getting pushed down the list. For others, it feels like noise or distraction, and you’re not convinced it really matters. And for a few of you, you’ve probably seen enough examples to feel a little cautious—maybe even concerned—about the risks.And honestly, all of those reactions are valid.Because social media, especially in healthcare,...

This comprehensive review details Spinal and Bulbar Muscular Atrophy (SBMA), a rare genetic disorder triggered by a specific mutation in the androgen receptor gene. The text explains how this defect leads to the toxic accumulation of proteins, which causes the gradual decay of both motor neurons and skeletal muscle. Beyond physical weakness and swallowing difficulties, the source highlights often-overlooked hormonal imbalances and metabolic issues that characterize the disease. Modern research emphasized here shifts the focus from a purely neurological perspective to a multi-systemic...

Join Dr. Cliff Redford and his daughter Emily as they reflect on their global volunteer experiences, from Ukraine and India to Panama and Greece. Discover how travel and volunteering shape empathy, resilience, and future career paths in medicine and animal care. Be sure to follow me, Dr. Cliff, at @drcliffworldwidevet, and feel free to email me any comments or questions to dr.redford@vet905.com. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Thrive&Survive™ Emergency Medicine APP podcast prepares new and practicing APPs to confidently navigate the fast-paced, high-risk world of emergency medicine. Each episode delivers structure clinical thinking, real-world cases , and mindset to help you not just survive the ED -- but truly thrive

Audio Epilepsy Digest (AED) is a weekly colleague-level briefing on epilepsy research, controversies, and practice-shaping signals for epileptologists and academic epilepsy centers. Each episode distills recent literature, clinical trials, and emerging evidence into focused, high-yield audio — designed for busy clinicians who want to stay current without reading every journal. Presented by Erafat D. Rehim, MD and hosted by his AI colleagues.

The Anesthesia Playbook is a modern, case-based anesthesia podcast designed to help you think like an anesthesiologist. Each episode walks through real clinical scenarios, breaking down physiology, pathology, pharmacology, and high-yield decision-making in a clear, practical way. Built for anesthesia residents, CRNAs, and practicing clinicians preparing for cases, written exams, oral boards, and daily practice. So you can understand more, hesitate less, and master anesthesia one case at a time.

Host: Darryl S. Chutka, M.D. Guest: Robert Pignolo, M.D., Ph.D. Our population is aging as our life expectancy increases with time. In general, we’re living longer than those before us. Aging is an interesting concept; we all want to achieve old age, but it’s not something we look forward to. What we really want is to maintain our physical, mental and social well-being in order to achieve a high quality of life as we age. I’m talking about healthy aging and that’s the topic of this podcast. What degree of healthy aging is due to genetic factors vs. intentional ...

Tune in for all things reproductive health! From periods to pregnancy to Pap smears Dr Norby will take you on a journey through your most pressing questions about women’s health

Women’s Metabolism MD is the podcast for women who have been told their labs are “normal,” yet their bodies are clearly not. Hosted by Dr. Mylaine Riobé, OB-...

👉 Take the Dynamic Metabolic Type Quiz : https://bit.ly/46dAvTY Your tracker says you’re fine. Your readiness score looks acceptable. But you still feel tired. Not wiped out. Not sick. Just… not yourself. In this episode of Women’s Metabolism MD, Dr. Mylaine Riobé breaks down why persistent fatigue can continue even when your data looks “normal” — and why reacting to trackers alone often keeps women stuck. We explore: • Why fatigue isn’t random — even when labs and wearables look okay • What trackers can show you — and what they can’t • Why “...

If you’ve been doing “all the right things” — eating well, exercising, managing stress — and your body still isn’t responding, this episode is for you. Women’s metabolism doesn’t malfunction. It adapts. In this brief introductory episode, I’ll explain why so many women feel frustrated, dismissed, or confused about their health — and why common advice so often falls short for female physiology. This podcast is about understanding how women’s metabolism actually works across different life stages, stress patterns, and biological states — so you can stop guessing...

You’re disciplined. You work out consistently. So why are you still swollen, sore, wired, or exhausted afterward? If your body feels more inflamed despite your workouts, this episode explains why. For many high-achieving women, exercise isn’t the solution — it’s being layered on top of an already overloaded stress system. In this episode, you’ll learn: • The #1 workout myth that keeps women inflamed and stuck • The most common high-achiever exercise traps • The stability-first workout rules that lower inflammation and improve recovery • How your Dynamic ...