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Send us Fan Mail🧬 ตรวจโครโมโซมตัวอ่อนไม่ผ่าน อย่าเพิ่งท้อ! เทคโนโลยีใหม่ "SNP" อาจช่วยไขความจริงให้คุณได้คนที่กำลังทำ IVF ฟังทางนี้! ผล PGT-A ที่ผิดปกติ อาจเป็นแค่ "เซลล์รกผิดปกติ แต่ตัวเด็กปกติ" ก็ได้ (Confined Placental Mosaicism) 🦠...

Bill Griffin, DDS shares about his recent mission trip to Rwanda and his involvement with His Hands On Africa.

Alimentación complementaria y lactancia: lo que NADIE te explica | Programación metabólica en bebés | Ep. 3 Más Allá de la Pediatría¿Tu bebé ya va a empezar a comer… y no sabes por dónde empezar? 😰¿Te dijeron mil cosas sobre BLW, papillas y alergias… pero nada te queda claro?En este episodio de Más Allá de la Pediatría, la Dra. Tere Pineda me entrevista para hablar de uno de los temas más importantes (y más mal entendidos) en pediatría:👉 La alimentación en los primeros años de vidaSoy el Dr. David Barreto pediatra enfocado en respiradores bucales y selectividad ...

Send us Fan MailMost fitness advice assumes the problem is knowledge. Eat less, move more, stay consistent. Drew Manning believed that too. He was a trainer who had never been overweight, watching clients fail at things that seemed obvious to him, and quietly judging them for it.So in 2011 he stopped exercising, ate like most of America eats, and spent six months gaining 75 pounds on purpose. Then he tried to lose it. That part, he thought, would be easy.It wasn't. And what broke open during that process had almost nothing to do with food.Dr. Kevin White sits down with Drew at Four Seasons ...

In dieser Folge von *Psychiatrie verständlich* spreche ich mit Michelle Wamsbach über ihre persönliche Geschichte mit der bipolaren Störung. Michelle wurde 2019 diagnostiziert, berichtet aber von ersten Anzeichen, die deutlich früher begonnen haben. Gemeinsam sprechen wir darüber, wie sich Depression und Manie anfühlen können, wie schwer es ist, die Krankheit von der eigenen Persönlichkeit zu trennen und welche Rolle das eigene Umfeld auf dem Weg zurück in die Stabilität spielt. Mir ist es besonders wichtig, aufzuklären und ein besseres Verständnis für psychische Erkrankungen zu ...

Stronger outcomes in prostate cancer come from protecting vitality.In this episode, Dr. Stephen Petteruti challenges the idea that estrogen could be a meaningful solution for prostate cancer. He explains how recent studies comparing estrogen therapy to androgen deprivation focus on lowering testosterone rather than improving real health outcomes. The result? Similar survival outcomes, but at the cost of vitality, strength, metabolic health, and quality of life. Dr. Stephen walks through the physiology and why that trade-off weakens muscle, bone, cognition, libido, and cardiovascular health ...

In this Bright Spots in Healthcare episode, host Eric Glazer brought together payer and provider leaders to examine a major shift underway in specialty care. Historically, specialty models have been built around episodic intervention, stepping in after a condition has progressed. But as organizations take on greater accountability for outcomes and cost, that model is becoming harder to sustain. The conversation explored how AI, earlier signal detection, and more connected care models can help organizations identify risk sooner, guide members more effectively, and support better outcomes over ...

AAAAI President Carla Davis, MD, FAAAAI, discusses her journey in allergy / immunology including key mentors and the initiatives in education, research and advocacy that she will be advancing over the next year. Learn how you can access education tailored to your interests through AAAAI Ignite and advocate for your patients through AAAAI Advocate.AAAAI Advocate

In this episode, Dr. Sharon Mulvagh (Chair of the CCS Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee) leads a thoughtful discussion on addressing bullying and harassment in cardiology. Joined by Dr. Sonia Anand and Dr. Debraj Das, the discussion explores the current workplace landscape and the challenges professionals face. Drawing from a 2025 Canadian Cardiovascular Congress workshop, the panel shares practical strategies to address bullying, discrimination, and harassment, while highlighting how individuals and organizations can foster a culture of professionalism, equity, diversity, and ...

What if the real barrier to better patient outcomes isn't the medicine — it's the infrastructure to prescribe it well?This episode surfaces a broader signal: personalized medicine is no longer a future ambition — it's a present clinical need. And the system, as it stands, is not equipped to deliver it at scale.Joining the conversation are Itay Segal and Dr. Jean-Claude, co-founders of Unlock Healthcare, to explore one of medicine's most underexamined tensions: the gap between what a treatment can do and what the current system is built to support. The discussion centers on cannabinoid ...

Marlise Luskin, MD With so many new advances in acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), understanding today’s treatment landscape can give patients a clearer, more hopeful outlook. In this episode, we speak with Marlise Luskin, MD of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, about what adults should know when facing a diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Dr. Luskin helps listeners understand how ALL develops, how subtypes are identified, and why genetics play an important role in guiding treatment. She discusses current therapies including chemotherapy, targeted agents and immunotherapies ...

Why Operational Gaps in Independent Medicine Are a Systems Problem — Not a Physician Problem By Michael Tetreault, Host, DocPreneur Leadership Podcast | Editor-In-Chief, Concierge Medicine Today There's a pattern showing up across independent medicine — in Direct Primary Care, in concierge practices, in membership-based models of every size. Highly trained physicians keep asking what look like basic business and technology questions. And the most common response? Frustration. Eye rolls. The quiet assumption that these doctors just aren't cut out for ownership. That response is wrong. And ...

¿Es normal que mi bebé no gatee? Desarrollo infantil, estrés materno y señales de alerta | Ep. 7 Más Allá de la Pediatría¿Tu bebé no gatea… y ya te dijeron que algo está mal? 😰Tranquilo: no todo retraso es problema… pero tampoco todo es normal.En este episodio de Más Allá de la Pediatría, platicamos con la Dra. Mariana Rangel sobre un tema que genera muchísima preocupación:👉 El desarrollo motor en bebés y el famoso gateo🎯 Aquí vas a entender (sin mitos ni miedo innecesario):✔️ ¿Es obligatorio que un bebé gatee?✔️ Qué pasa si tu bebé se lo “salta”...

In celebration of Dr. Sydnee’s birthday, Justin brings a whole swath of medical show on TV since the year of her birth. From Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman to Nip/Tuck to The Pitt, Dr. Sydnee ranks shows for their accuracy and entertainment value until she’s finisher her bathtub birthday Prosecco. There is no democracy here, Dr. Sydnee’s opinion is the law. Music: "Medicines" by The Taxpayers https://taxpayers.bandcamp.com/ Border Angels: https://www.borderangels.org/our-services.html

In this episode of Designing for Health, Nordic’s Chief Medical officer Dr. Craig Joseph sits down with Dr. Stephen B. Williams. Urologist, urologic oncologist, and Associate Chief Medical Officer at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB), to explore the evolving role of physicians in healthcare leadership.

CN Podcasts – conversations in clinical, medical & health nutrition Each episode of CN Podcasts links to an article in CN Magazine, and builds on the article content, providing practical advice and sharing of best practice. CN Magazine is the UK's leading clinical, medical & health nutrition publication. Just like the content of CN Magazine, every episode of CN Podcasts is created with the healthcare professionals in mind. This fourth episode features Patrick Ward-Ongley, a Macmillan Lead Dietitian from Salisbury District Hospital, in the UK.Following on from his article – ‘Understanding...

The medical system often reduces your thyroid—the engine of your metabolism, mood, and fertility—to a single number: TSH. In this episode, Dr. Natalie Crawford sits down with thyroid expert and Modern Thyroid Clinic founder McCall McPherson to discuss why "normal" lab ranges are leaving millions of women debilitated. McCall shares her own harrowing journey of being gaslit by the medical community while struggling to function, and together, they provide a roadmap for how you can take agency over your hormones and demand better care. What You’ll Learn: The critical distinction between "...

In this episode, Dr. Jo Braid tackles one of the most requested — and least talked about — topics in healthcare burnout: the colleague who makes an already demanding job feel almost impossible. Drawing on her own experience as a doctor of over 20 years, alongside research on workplace incivility and the neuroscience of threat response, Jo explores why certain people trigger us so deeply and why that reaction makes complete sense. She introduces the SPACE framework — a practical, five-step tool for protecting your energy, setting quiet but firm boundaries, and reclaiming your sense of ...