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In this episode of In Service of Health, Dr. Joneigh Khaldun sits down with Dr. Anne Zink, an emergency physician, former state health leader, and national health policy expert, to explore what it takes to bridge health care and public health. From leading Alaska's COVID-19 response to rethinking how emergency departments can drive population health, Dr. Zink shares powerful lessons from the frontlines. Together, they discuss the realities of rural health leadership, the importance of listening to communities, and why trust is the foundation of effective public health.

The most vulnerable moment in any human life is the first few hours. In this episode, Shubs talks with Dr. Josh Bress, pediatrician, President of Global Strategies and Medical Director of NoviGuide, a tool used nearly half a million times to help nurses in remote facilities across Africa manage critical newborn care. Josh shares his experiences and stories from Eastern Congo, why paper guidelines fail at the bedside, how configuration (not customization) is the key to scaling, what it actually looks like to delight frontline health workers, and what's kept his team going through 15 years of ...

In this episode, we go inside CRNA school—what it actually looks like, what it demands of you, and how to make the most of the experience once you’ve been accepted. I’m joined by Madisyn Granoski, a Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist at the University of Scranton, Student Trustee with PANA, and someone who has fully immersed herself in the profession early in her training. This conversation is centered around a simple idea: getting accepted is not the finish line—it’s just the beginning. We talk through her transition from the ICU into anesthesia training, the mindset shifts ...

Neste episódio do Na Saúde x Na Doença PODCAST, recebemos a Dra. Natássia Calixto, ginecologista especialista em sexologia, para uma conversa sem tabus sobre o prazer feminino e masculino. Entenda a diferença entre orgasmo e satisfação, o papel da ocitocina (o hormônio do amor) e como as crenças e a rotina podem afetar a libido do casal. Descubra por que a idade dos 40 anos é considerada o "pico" do prazer para muitas mulheres e como a comunicação aberta pode transformar a vida a dois. Se você quer melhorar sua saúde sexual e entender mais sobre o funcionamento do corpo, este ...

We discuss this ominous complication of providing local anesthesia. Hosts: Elaine Jonas, MD Brian Gilberti, MD https://media.blubrry.com/coreem/content.blubrry.com/coreem/LAST.mp3 Download Leave a Comment Tags: Critical Care, Toxicology Show Notes I. Pathophysiology & Mechanisms Definition: Systemic toxicity secondary to local anesthetic (LA) via accidental intravascular injection or excessive systemic absorption. Threshold: Occurs when plasma concentration exceeds the safety threshold for cardiac and neural tissue. Agent Profile: Bupivacaine (High Risk) Highly ...

After murdering his wife, Colin sets out to complete part 2 of his plan and stage a theatrical scene. When he gets away with it, a personal tragedy sends him spiraling, and he begins abusing his sedated and vulnerable patients.…..Intro/outro: New Media, Olive MusiqueCover art: Blossom Creative Studio, Jenny HamiltonInstagram: @medcrimespodcastFollow, like, share, subscribe! Visit us at: Www.medcrimespodcast.comMedcrimes is a medical true crime podcast. The hosts are two best friends who are chatting about true crime cases in the medical field. The opinions and experiences of the hosts do ...

Swine Disease Reporting System (SDRS) Report 98, Published April 7th, 2026. In this episode, we shared aggregate data from participating veterinary diagnostic laboratories (VDLs) in the United States of America (USA) in March 2026. In this episode, we invited Dr. Deb Murray as the guest. She earned her DVM degree from the University of Minnesota. Dr. Murray is the lead veterinarian and director of veterinary services at New Fashion Pork and has been a key part of the team since 2007. She oversees health programs for an integrated system of nearly 60,000 sows and markets about 1.5 million pigs ...

Work stress doesn’t come only from long days and hard cases in the operating room. It also comes from the invisible rules a team lives by: who gets heard, how conflicts get handled, what “efficiency” really means, and whether anyone feels safe enough to speak up. We take on operating room culture change through the lens of pro-social behavior and explain why small, voluntary actions like cooperation, gratitude, and direct support can translate into lower burnout, clearer communication, and stronger patient safety.We walk through Elinor Ostrom’s Nobel Prize winning core design ...

Host(s): Dr. Susan Buttross, Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, and Abram NanneyTopic: Emotions: Feeling total joy or extreme happiness are emotions that make life wonderful but those of anxiety, sadness, anger and fear are feelings that can make life difficult. What if we could control those negative reactions? What if we could take charge of the emotions that may be damaging our health. It’s possible to control at least the length and intensity of those negative emotions. Today we’ll work to better understand why all emotions have a purpose and ...

In this episode, host David P. Ball dives into the topic of managing benzodiazepine use in primary care. He’s joined by Bill Nelles, a former AIDS nurse and counsellor with lived experience of benzodiazepine use, and Dr. Megan Hill, a family physician with over 10 years of experience in addiction medicine. Together, they offer practical insights for care providers supporting patients to manage or reduce benzodiazepine use. Through real-world examples and grounded clinical advice, the episode highlights how structured, compassionate care can make a meaningful difference. Access the show notes...

7 Early Warning Signs of Throat Cancer (Don’t Ignore These Symptoms for 2–3 Weeks) The script challenges common stereotypes about throat cancer and explains seven early warning signs that should not be ignored: persistent sore throat, hoarseness, trouble swallowing, unexplained weight loss, one-sided ear pain without other illness symptoms, a neck lump, and coughing up blood. It outlines key risk factors including smoking and alcohol, HPV-16 (described as causing about 70% of throat cancers), chronic acid reflux, occupational dust exposure, poor diet/malnutrition, and a weakened immune ...

One week out from NCPA's Congressional Pharmacy Fly-In, host John Beckner sits down in the studio with NCPA Director of Congressional Affairs Kaite Krell to discuss this year's policy priorities. Krell provides insights on the ins and outs of the advocacy team's fly-in preparation and shares details on three of our five policy priorities: thanking Congress for PBM reform, Medicaid managed care reform, and the reintroduction of Patients Before Monopolies. Only a few spots remain. To register for fly-in, click here. Part two of NCPA's fly-in policy priorities will be out on Thursday, April 9.

Most people either insist they have allergies without ever being tested, or dismiss the possibility entirely — and both camps are usually wrong. In this episode of Vital Discourse, Dr. Ben Cilento and Dr. Lee Mandel break down everything you need to know about environmental allergies: what they actually are, why the classic symptoms only represent about 30-40% of allergy presentations, and why headaches, fatigue, brain fog, vertigo, and chronic congestion are just as likely to be allergy as sneezing and watery eyes. The doctors debate whether allergies are an overreaction or a ...