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Schon wenige Zigaretten schaden der Lunge, doch ein Rauchstopp lohnt sich in jedem Alter: Er verbessert Atmung, Leistungsfähigkeit und senkt OP-Risiken. Vier Lungenexperten des Lungenkrebszentrums Südwest sprechen mit Anja Dietze über Wege aus der Sucht und die gesundheitlichen Folgen des Rauchens: • Sabrina Karger aus Ludwigsburg erzählt von ihrem Weg aus der Nikotinabhängigkeit und warum Rückfälle kein Zeichen von Schwäche sind. • Pneumologe Michael Böckeler (Mediuskliniken Ruit) erklärt, welche Schäden Rauch im Körper verursacht und welche Verbesserungen der Rauchstopp ...

In unserer zweiten Folge von LABCONversation spricht unsere Moderatorin Nicole Klammer-Bartu mit MTF Hans-Jürgen Vollnhofer über genau dieses Thema. Gemeinsam werfen sie einen Blick hinter die Kulissen des Laboralltags und zeigen, warum Lachen nicht nur erlaubt, sondern oft unverzichtbar ist. Du erfährst, wie Humor dabei helfen kann, Stress zu reduzieren, den Teamzusammenhalt zu stärken und auch in herausfordernden Situationen einen kühlen Kopf zu bewahren. Jetzt reinhören und entdecken, warum ein Lächeln im Labor manchmal genauso wichtig ist wie ein gutes Ergebnis.

Patrick Frank values humor when dealing with testicular cancer. As he shared in this podcast, he threw a Farewell to Righty Party the night before his orchiectomy in 2021. Now, five years later, he's preparing to run the London Marathon on April 26.His successful video production company, Patchbay Media, operates with offices in London and Washington, D.C.He's a father of two boys, a marathon runner, and a book author, so he has plenty to share. He grew up in the northwest suburbs of Chicago and now lives in London, a move made for his wife's job, and a relocation he relishes as a runner.He's ...

Dr. Pamela Mehta hosts her very first round table discussion, bringing together guests Kiko, Dana, and Jess to bridge the gap between the high-stakes world of theater and the gritty reality of mental resilience. Drawing from fifteen years as an orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Mehta explores why physical healing often takes a backseat to the psychological battles of belonging and isolation. This conversation moves past medical jargon to look at the human "why" behind the masks we wear, especially for young people navigating a world that demands they be "found" while they're still busy getting lost. ...

Send us Fan MailWheat can feel like the ultimate “gotcha” food when you live with histamine intolerance. One week you eat bread with no problem, the next week you get headaches, body aches, GI symptoms, or brain fog and you start questioning everything. We get why that spiral happens, and we slow it down with a more realistic lens: wheat is not usually a high histamine food, but it can still affect your histamine load and push a full histamine bucket over the edge.We walk through my own recent experiment with eating more wheat at home and what changed when I simply pulled back without ...

GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy have exploded in popularity for diabetes treatment and weight loss, but their rapid rise is creating new considerations for anesthesia providers. As more patients arrive for procedures while taking these medications, CRNAs and anesthesia teams must navigate evolving guidelines, potential aspiration risks, and uncertainty about perioperative management. In this episode, Amy Reed, Ph.D, CRNA returns to discuss the latest research and recommendations surrounding GLP-1 receptor agonists in anesthesia practice. Here’s some of what you’ll hear in this ...

In this short episode Matt Stone cover sthe key physiology involved in the different mechanisms of bone healing, core surgical science that every Plastic Surgeon needs to know.

What does it really mean to be “forever fit”?Rip sits down with fitness coach and author Maxime Sigouin to explore sustainable strength, whole-food plant-based nutrition, and the mindset required to stay fit for life — not just for a season. It’s all in his new book, Forever Fit. Maxime shares his personal journey from loss and hardship to helping thousands of people transform their health through his Forever Fit framework. They also unpack the misunderstood topic of body recomposition, protein myths, stress, self-sabotage, and why loving yourself enough to care for your body is the ...

In this episode we have a super fun chat with two lovely people: Louise Moran and Rafa Blanco. Both share great stories, and both make us laugh. Also, if you want some FREE video education and a chance to ask us how to scan a certain technique tune into THESE special events coming soon (late April and early May)! https://landing1.gehealthcare.com/anesthesia-series-registration-page-2026.html

We all grow up hearing certain health rules at home, about what’s good for our ears, what causes a sore throat, or how we should take care of our nose. Over time, these ideas become everyday habits that most of us rarely question.But how many of these beliefs are actually supported by medical science?In Episode 1 of Hidden Science of Everyday Health: ENT Perspectives, we explore the fascinating space where everyday health advice meets real anatomy and clinical science.Joining us for this conversation is Dr. Sushmita Dutta Mukhopadhyay, ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon, who shares insights from ...

In this episode of PodMD, Oral Medicine Specialist Dr Elizabeth Arena will be discussing the topic of oral lichen planus and oral lichenoid lesions. We discuss what these conditions are, how they develop, when to refer, and more.

Send us Fan MailIn medicine, we often order tests reflexively, trusting that numbers will guide us toward truth. But what happens when a test is elevated — or completely normal — and the patient remains a mystery? In this episode, we explore C-reactive protein, a familiar marker that is often misunderstood. Through one challenging patient, we uncover what CRP truly measures — and what it does not. And in doing so, we are reminded that not all suffering can be captured in a laboratory value.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we explore the high-stakes reality of AI integration in the life sciences. We move past the speculative hype to examine the mechanical necessity of this shift, driven by soaring R&D costs and an explosion of biological data, and how the industry has transitioned from a "serendipity-based" model to one of predictive, generative biology.We break down the leaders of this revolution, comparing the "TechBio" pioneers like Insilico and Recursion with the massive infrastructure bets currently being made by Big Pharma giants. From the rise of autonomous, "closed-loop" ...

Man müsse nun offen an die Sache herangehen und nicht von vorneherein Maßnahmen kategorisch ablehnen. So ähnlich äußerte sich die Bundesgesundheitsministerin Nina Warken am Montag den 30.03.2026 in der Bundespressekonferenz zu den vorgelegten Sparmaßnahmen für die gesetzlichen Krankenversicherungen. Getagt hatte eine Kommission aus unabhängigen Expertinnen seit letztem Jahr. Nun wurde auf schönen Papptafeln vorgestellt, was die Finanzen der gesetzlichen Krankenversicherung noch irgendwie stabilisieren soll, um den Super-GAU noch abzuwenden. Denn es ist 5 nach 12 und die Kassen rasen ...

از علائم مشابه سرماخوردگی تا نارسایی حاد قلبی: آیا می‌توانید میوکاردیت را در بیماری که با درد قفسه سینه و آنزیم‌های قلبی مثبت اما آنژیوگرافی نرمال مراجعه کرده، تشخیص دهید؟ در این اپیزود، چالش‌های تشخیص این «مقلد بزرگ» در کاردیولوژی را بررسی می‌کنیم.در نهمین قسمت از پادکست «پزشکی به فارسی | MedVibe»، به بررسی التهاب عضله قلب (...

In dieser Episode der Gesundheitsarena tauchen wir tief in die entscheidende Phase des Medizinstudiums ein: das Praktische Jahr (PJ). Unser Moderationsteam Ariane Berner und Martin Eulitz spricht mit seinen Gästen darüber, wie du dich optimal auf das PJ vorbereitest, welche Strukturen dich erwarten und welche Erfahrungen dir den Einstieg erleichtern. 👥 Zu Gast: • Anna Kühnl – Assistenzärztin in der Chirurgie in Neustadt a.d. Aisch, ehemalige Medizinstudentin an der FAU • Prof. Dr. Marco Roos – Leiter des Kompetenzzentrums Allgemeinmedizin Bayern (KWAB), Lehrstuhlinhaber ...

We talk with Dr. Emily Donelan about how conflicting labor management guidelines can derail communication between nurses and physicians and quietly raise patient safety risks. We map the biggest friction points and lay out practical ways to reconcile guidance locally while pushing for a unified national approach. • defining “communication dystocia” and why guideline discrepancies create real bedside conflict • how evidence gaps drive teams toward institutional culture and inertia in practice • the ARRIVE trial as a case study in differing priorities and framing • a detailed ...

What happens when a rheumatologist and a naturopathic doctor sit down to talk about women’s health, hormones, autoimmunity, and the broken insurance model?In this powerful conversation, Dr. Isabelle Amigues, rheumatologist and founder of direct specialty care in Colorado, sits down with Dr. Erin Ellis, naturopathic doctor specializing in women’s health, to discuss:• What “root cause” really means• Why so many women feel dismissed in medicine• Perimenopause and hormone imbalances• Why “normal labs” don’t always mean optimal health• The problem with 10-minute visits• ...

Most PhD students don’t struggle with focus because they’re lazy.They struggle because their attention is constantly being pulled in ten different directions.In this episode, we break down a simple framework to help you actually focus again — without burning out or relying on motivation.If you’ve been feeling scattered, stuck, or mentally drained, this will help you lock back in.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------🎓 About our channelWe are The Struggling Scientists. We make honest videos about PhD ...