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Mejora de la neurotransmisión purinérgica por galantamina y otros inhibidores de la acetilcolinesterasa en los conductos deferentes de rata

Health & Fitness

Artículo por Maggie Lam, Emma Lamanna y Jane E. Bourke

Regulación de la contracción del músculo liso de las vías respiratorias en salud y enfermedad

Comparación entre los diferentes medicamentos utilizados para el Alzheimer

Este es un podcast desarrollado por:
Ana Socorro Cabrera
Hanny Marcela Hernández
Josué Daniel Matamoros 

Tenemos un fin de discutir sobre temas de bioquímica entre otros intereses y materias de la carrera de medicina. Esperamos sea de su agrado.

En este episodio hablaremos acerca de la importancia de los ácidos grasos esenciales, sus propiedades antiinflamatorias y beneficios a diversas patologías que brinda su consumo.

Ácidos Grasos Esenciales

Los Linoleicos

Somos a Dasa Educa, a marca de educação médica da Dasa.

Este é mais um canal de comunicação para fomentar o aprendizado e o compartilhamento de cases, inovações e estudos que possam contribuir com a transformação da saúde no Brasil.

Apresentação: Dra. Aline Guimarães (Radiologista), Dra. Maria Hel...

A Saúde 5.0 é o momento que estamos vivendo na inovação médica, com a evolução de diversas tecnologias que auxiliam o profissional de saúde a identificar, diagnosticar e tratar diversas doenças.

A Dasa contribui e contribuiu muito para garantir a melhor aplicação dessas tecnologias, trazendo inovação e facilidade para toda a cadeia da saúde.

Para entender melhor o assunto, recebemos no podcast Dasa Educa de hoje o Dr. Felipe Kitamura, Consultor de Inteligência Artificial da Dasa e também o Dr. Victor Gadelha, Head de Ensino, Pesquisa Acadêmica e Inovação da Dasa.

Ep. 180 - Inovação médica da Dasa e a relação entre saúde e tecnologia

Segundo A OMS, estima-se que 186 milhões de indivíduos são inférteis no mundo, enquanto no Brasil, esse número é de aproximadamente 8 milhões.

Hoje, felizmente, para que a gravidez aconteça em casos assim, existem diversos tratamentos para que esse sonho seja realizado.

Para entender melhor o assunto, no podcast Dasa Educa de hoje, recebemos o Dr. Eduardo Motta, Médico Especialista em Reprodução Humana, Sócio Fundador do Grupo Huntington em 1995 e Professor Adjunto do Departamento de Ginecologia da UNIFESP e a Dra. Natalia Gonçalves, Geneticista, Head de Reprodução Humana e Gerente de Novos Produtos da Dasa Genômica.

Ep. 179 - Infertilidade: integração da reprodução assistida e genética

De acordo com um levantamento publicado no periódico The Lancet, 3,4 bilhões de pessoas pelo mundo tiveram alguma doença neurológica em 2021, ou seja cerca de 43% da população global. 

O número geral de incapacidade, doenças e mortes prematuras causadas por condições neurológicas aumentou 18% nos últimos 31 anos, despertando grande preocupação.

Para entender melhor o assunto, no podcast Dasa Educa de hoje, vamos conversar com a Dra. Marcele Schettini, Neurologista Vascular, Coordenadora do PS de Neurologia do Hospital Santa Paula e Coordenadora do TeleStroke da Dasa.

Ep. 178 - Epidemia silenciosa: doenças neurológicas cada vez mais comuns

Segundo o IBGE, pessoas com mais de 60 anos representam cerca de 14,7% da população brasileira e 62% dos idosos brasileiros tomaram a vacina da gripe.

As vacinas são responsáveis por impulsionar a longevidade e o bem-estar da população acima de 60 anos, sendo fundamentais no controle e eliminação de doenças provocadas por vírus e bactérias e garantir uma vida mais longeva.


Para entender melhor o assunto, recebemos no podcast Dasa Educa de hoje, a Dra. Rosana Richtmann, Doutora em Medicina pela Universidade de Freiburg na Alemanha, Diretora do Comitê de infectologia da Sociedade Brasileira de Infectologia e Consultora em Vacinas da Dasa.

Ep. 177 - Imunização 60 mais: o que preciso saber?

O quadro psicótico agudo é um transtorno mental que se caracteriza por perda de contato com a realidade.
É de suma importância perceber se alguém está apresentando sintomas, para podermos ajudar da melhor forma possível, ou até para ficarmos atentos se nós estamos passando por algum episódio.
Para entender melhor o assunto, no podcas Dasa Educa de hoje, conversamos com a Dra. Camila Magalhães, Médica Psiquiatra e cofundadora da Caliandra Saúde Mental e Pesquisadora do Núcleo de Epidemiologia Psiquiátrica FMUSP.

Ep. 176 - Psicose aguda: o que é e o que preciso saber?

Dasa Educa

The landscape of hematology/oncology pharmacy continues to evolve. Join a select group of industry experts as they discuss initiatives aimed at growing and advancing the field of hematology/oncology pharmacy.  Whether you are hematology/oncology pharmacist, pharmacy intern, resident, fellow, student...

HOPA Now is the official podcast of the Hematology/Oncology/Pharmacy Association, an organization dedicated to supporting pharmacy practitioners and promoting the advancement of Hematology/Oncology/Pharmacy to optimize the care of individuals impacted by cancer.   These educational podcasts are part of our BCOP Preparatory and Recertification Course, which is designed to prepare oncology pharmacists preparing to sit for the BCOP Certification Exam, as well as meet the BPS requirement to complete a BCOP Preparatory/Recertification Review Course.   In this episode of HOPA Now, Dr. Lisa Holle discusses genitourinary cancer clinical pearls, including bladder cancer survival benefit options such as split dose treatments, primary treatment options for early and late-stage renal cancers, bone modifying agent recommendations for patients with bone metastases and management for asymptomatic patients.   In this episode you will learn:   Genitourinary Cancers: Top 10 Clinical Pearls  Bladder cancer survival benefit options, including split-dose treatments The relationship between vitamin B12 deficiencies and bladder resections The primary treatment of early-stage renal cancer with one exception Criteria for the treatment of stage 4 renal cancer Bone-modifying agent recommendations for renal cancer Management for asymptomatic, early-stage prostate cancer patients Relugolix as an ADT option in some prostate cancers Considerations for treatment of relapsed or refractory prostate cancer patients Dosing of bone-modifying agents used in prostate cancer patients Radiation therapy recommendations based on cancer stages Preferred chemotherapy for nonseminoma and seminoma Bleomycin pulmonary toxicity    Mentioned in This Episode: HOPA   Quotes:   “In early-stage renal cancer, no established role exists for adjuvant therapy except in patients with stage 3 renal cell cancer of clear cell histology and high risk for relapse.” — Dr. Lisa Holle   “Bone-modifying agents are recommended for renal cell cancer patients with bone metastases.” — Dr. Lisa Holle   “Early-stage prostate cancer patients have a very high rate of 10-year survival.” — Dr. Lisa Holle  

[Education] Genitourinary Cancers: Top 10 Clinical Pearls

HOPA Now is the official podcast of the Hematology/Oncology/Pharmacy Association, an organization dedicated to supporting pharmacy practitioners and promoting the advancement of Hematology/Oncology/Pharmacy to optimize the care of individuals impacted by cancer.   These educational podcasts are part of our BCOP Preparatory and Recertification Course, which is designed to prepare oncology pharmacists preparing to sit for the BCOP Certification Exam, as well as meet the BPS requirement to complete a BCOP Preparatory/Recertification Review Course.   In this episode of HOPA Now, Dr. Daniel Melzer highlights the top ten clinical pearls regarding various forms and stages of lung cancer and the treatment options for these different disease diagnoses. He also shares chemotherapy treatments and survival rates and other considerations that can help determine future therapy options in various diagnosis situations.   In this episode you will learn:   Lung Cancer Considerations and Treatments  Stage four non-small cell lung cancer targeted therapy guidelines Diagnoses in which treatment must be an immunotherapy plus chemotherapy combination Metastatic disease considerations for first- and second-line setting situations The importance of histology when determining if a patient needs targeted therapy Chemotherapy treatment options and survival rates for stage one, two, and three cancer patients How first-line treatment for small cell lung cancer depends on staging Timing of relapse considerations to help determine future therapy options    Mentioned in This Episode: HOPA   Tweetables:   “There is a higher overall rate of survival in patients that receive pembrolizumab in the first-line setting.” — Daniel Melzer   “In stage two and stage three patients, there is a survival benefit in receiving chemotherapy versus observation.” — Daniel Melzer   “First-line treatment for small cell lung cancer depends on staging.” — Daniel Melzer

[Education] Lung Cancer: Top 10 Clinical Pearls

HOPA Now is the official podcast of the Hematology/Oncology/Pharmacy Association, an organization dedicated to supporting pharmacy practitioners and promoting the advancement of Hematology/Oncology/Pharmacy to optimize the care of individuals impacted by cancer.   These educational podcasts are part of our BCOP Preparatory and Recertification Course, which is designed to prepare oncology pharmacists preparing to sit for the BCOP Certification Exam, as well as meet the BPS requirement to complete a BCOP Preparatory/Recertification Review Course.   In this episode of HOPA Now, Dr. Allison Baxley covers the high points of the pathology, diagnostic workup, and biology of GI cancers, including colon cancers, exocrine pancreatic cancers, upper GI cancers, gastric cancers, and hepatocellular carcinoma. She covers testing and recommendations, demographics and risk factors, the role of genetics, staging locations, and distinct variations between these various GI cancers.   In this episode, you will learn:   Gastrointestinal Cancers Fundamentals  The basic pathophysiology and common genetic predisposition of colon cancers Recommendations for testing at various stages at colon cancers, including those with metastatic disease BRAF testing and recommendations and common patient response Considerations for diagnostic workup and staging process that may affect treatment decisions during early-stage disease An overview of exocrine pancreatic cancers origination, prognosis, staging decisions and treatment options The role of genetics in pancreatic cancers and recommendations for chemotherapy and PARP inhibitors Upper GI cancers including esophageal, gastric, and esophagogastric junction cancers and their histologics Distinct variations between the geography, demographics and risk factors of adenocarcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas in esophageal cancers Staging locations and clinical trials for EG junction tumors Specific hereditary risk factors for gastric cancer A brief overview of hepatocellular carcinoma including demographics, risk factors, and pathologic types    Mentioned in This Episode: HOPA   Quotes:   “All colon cancer patients should be tested for MSI and MMR status.” — Dr. Allison Baxley   “In patients with early-stage disease, there are several things during the diagnostic workup and staging process that may affect treatment decisions.” — Dr. Allison Baxley   “For gastric cancer specifically, there are several hereditary risk factors that put a patient at higher risk.” — Dr. Allison Baxley  

[Education] Gastrointestinal Cancers Fundamentals

HOPA Now is the official podcast of the Hematology/Oncology/Pharmacy Association, an organization dedicated to supporting pharmacy practitioners and promoting the advancement of Hematology/Oncology/Pharmacy to optimize the care of individuals impacted by cancer.   These educational podcasts are part of our BCOP Preparatory and Recertification Course, which is designed to prepare oncology pharmacists preparing to sit for the BCOP Certification Exam, as well as meet the BPS requirement to complete a BCOP Preparatory/Recertification Review Course.   In this episode of HOPA Now, Dr. Allison Baxley covers some of the most important clinical topics in the treatment of gastrointestinal cancers. She covers treatment recommendations and updates for colorectal cancer, pancreatic cancer, landmark trials in esophageal and gastric cancer, and hepatocellular carcinoma.   In this episode, you will learn:   Gastrointestinal Cancers: Top 10 Clinical Pearls  A review of the landmark MOSAIC clinical trial and its subsequent recommendations An outline of the treatment paradigm of rectal cancer and its chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation treatment options Molecular markers that are relevant in metastatic colon cancer and their effect on the choice of biologic agents Primary tumor location in metastatic colorectal cancer and its influence on certain biologic agents An overview of three landmark studies concerning adjuvant treatment options for pancreatic cancer patients The standard first-line options for metastatic treatment of pancreatic cancer The unique role of pharmacists in the unique supportive care needs of pancreatic cancer patients Landmark trials in esophageal and gastric cancer and drug regimen recommendations An overview of recent findings and recommendations regarding hepatocellular carcinoma    Mentioned in This Episode: HOPA   Quotes:   “This trial showed us that certain stage two patients don’t benefit from adjuvant chemotherapy at all.” — Dr. Allison Baxley   “All patients with metastatic colorectal cancer should be tested for K-Ras, N-Ras, and B-Ras status.” — Dr. Allison Baxley   “It’s clear that colon tumors have different molecular characteristics depending on where they arise.”  — Dr. Allison Baxley   “Nearly all pancreatic cancer patients also require some degree of pancreatic enzyme replacement due to either their disease or surgery.” — Dr. Allison Baxley  

[Education] Gastrointestinal Cancers: Top 10 Clinical Pearls

HOPA Now is the official podcast of the Hematology/Oncology/Pharmacy Association, an organization dedicated to supporting pharmacy practitioners and promoting the advancement of Hematology/Oncology/Pharmacy to optimize the care of individuals impacted by cancer.   These educational podcasts are part of our BCOP Preparatory and Recertification Course, which is designed to prepare oncology pharmacists preparing to sit for the BCOP Certification Exam, as well as meet the BPS requirement to complete a BCOP Preparatory/Recertification Review Course.   In this episode of HOPA Now, Dr. Shrina Patel offers an overview of the incessant ovulation theory, biopsy options for diagnosis and treatment, and the progression and timing of HPV to ovarian cancer over time. She also gives an overview of endometrial cancer based on epidemiology, histology, and prognosis, and explains the pathways of serous carcinoma and clear cell carcinoma in the treatment of endometrial cancer.   In this episode, you will learn:   Gynecologic Malignancies Fundamentals  Defining the incessant ovulation theory as a potential cause of sporadic ovarian cancer Understanding how potential mutagenic lesions in DNA are normally encountered and common risk factors of ovarian cancer Biopsy options for diagnosis and fine needle aspiration warnings in treatment of ovarian cancer The progression and timing of HPV associated lesions to ovarian cancer Treatment of and demographics surrounding HPV An overview of endometrial cancer classifications based on epidemiology, histology, and prognosis The pathways of serous carcinoma and clear cell carcinoma in the treatment of endometrial cancer    Mentioned in This Episode: HOPA   Quotes:   “The etiology of ovarian cancer is complex and incompletely understood.” — Dr. Shrina Patel   “The progression and timing of HPV associated lesions to ovarian cancer typically happens over ten to twenty years.” — Dr. Shrina Patel   “Type 2 cancers are considered high grade by definition and primarily include serous carcinoma and clear cell carcinoma.” — Dr. Shrina Patel  

[Education] Gynecologic Malignancies Fundamentals

HOPA Now

Dr. Mikaela Rush, an OBGyn, and Dr. Anne Sharkey, a Podiatrist, join forces to share their take on life and medicine. A combined love of laughter and a passion for health education brings the unlikely duo together for weekly episodes where the doctors will cover medical topics, listener questions an...

Join hosts Dr. Mikaela Rush, an OBGyn, and Dr. Anne Sharkey, a Podiatrist, for the third of a three part series of episodes covering menopause.  This week's episode covers the treatment of menopause.  We cover both hormonal and non-hormonal treatments available for menopause. There is also discussion about bioidentical hormones. 
Download and listen to learn more! Have a question we didn't cover or a story you want to share? Send it to us via the link below, or DM us on Instagram @fromtitstotoes or email us at titstotoespodcast@gmail.com.  Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @fromtitstotoes for more information on each episode and behind-the-scenes recording fun! Episode sources- Up To Date.

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Menopause Part 3: Treatment

Join hosts Dr. Mikaela Rush, an OBGyn, and Dr. Anne Sharkey, a Podiatrist, for the second of a three part series of episodes covering menopause.  This week's episode covers the work-up involved when diagnosing menopause.  We cover every symptom that contributes to diagnosis, lab tests, and more. Learn which labs are useful and which labs aren’t. Are the symptoms even menopause, or something else? Download and listen to learn more! Have a question we didn't cover or a story you want to share? Send it to us via the link below, or DM us on Instagram @fromtitstotoes or email us at titstotoespodcast@gmail.com.  Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @fromtitstotoes for more information on each episode and behind-the-scenes recording fun! Episode sources- Up To Date.

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Menopause Part 2: Diagnosis

Join hosts Dr. Mikaela Rush, an OBGyn, and Dr. Anne Sharkey, a Podiatrist, for the first of a three part series of episodes covering menopause.  This week's episode explains what menopause actually is, and details the symptoms experienced prior to, during, and after menopause.  We cover everything from hot flashes and weight gain to mood and skin changes.  Download and listen to learn more! Have a question we didn't cover or a story you want to share? Send it to us via the link below, or DM us on Instagram @fromtitstotoes or email us at titstotoespodcast@gmail.com.  Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @fromtitstotoes for more information on each episode and behind-the-scenes recording fun! Episode sources- Up To Date. 

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Menopause Part 1: Symptoms

Join hosts Dr. Mikaela Rush and Dr. Anne Sharkey for a rebroadcast of our very first guest interview covering transgender surgery with Dr. Ashley DeLeon in honor of Pride Month. Dr. DeLeon completed an advanced fellowship with training in transgender surgery and practices in Austin, Texas at the renowned Crane Center. This episode covers the spectrum of transgender surgical procedures. Have a question that wasn't answered in the episode or an idea for a future topic? Send us a DM @fromtitstotoes or email us at titstotoespodcast@gmail.com

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Transgender Surgery with Dr. Ashley DeLeon (Rebroadcast)

Join hosts Dr. Mikaela Rush, an OBGyn, and Dr. Anne Sharkey, a Podiatrist, for an overview episode covering infertility. Appropriately titled Fertility 101, this episode will cover the basics of an infertility work-up. They discuss when to start a work-up, which labs and imaging might be needed, and when to visit an infertility specialist. Download and listen to learn more! Have a question we didn't cover or a story you want to share? Send it to us via the link below, or DM us on Instagram @fromtitstotoes or email us at titstotoespodcast@gmail.com.  Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @fromtitstotoes for more information on each episode and behind-the-scenes recording fun!


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Infertility 101

From Tits to Toes

Hosted by Trish Kritek, MD, EdM, University of Washington School of Medicine Vice Dean for Faculty Affairs. This podcast is for faculty and provides tips to help clinicians, educators, and researchers thrive professionally in their careers, covering topics from time management and organization to le...

Drs. Giana Davidson (Assistant Dean for Professional Development; Professor, Surgery) and Alex Molnar (Coach; Clinical Associate Professor, Medicine) explain how coaching is defined in our Faculty Coaching Program which focuses on mid-career faculty looking towards their next chapter. They define the roles of the coach and coachee; a coach uses active inquiry, focusing on the inherent expertise in the coachee to allow the coachee to understand and articulate their own ideas and needs. Finally...

What is Coaching?

Dr. Som Mookherjee (Medicine; Director of CLIME) provides advice on how to each efficiently in clinical spaces. Start by getting feedback from your learners and reflecting on your own teaching styles. Dr. Mookherjee shares examples of how to create a positive learning climate, clarify roles and responsibilities, and establish a system for exchanging feedback from the beginning. Prepare teaching points for general themes commonly found in the clinical setting and look for opportunities to simp...

Teaching Efficiently in Clinical Spaces

Dr. Christine Mac Donald (Neurosurgery) walks us through the grant review process, from submission through revisions. Learn about what your score means and strategies for responding to comments you receive. Give attention to not just the science but also ancillary documents like your biosketch, as these are all reviewed per NIH requirements. She encourages reaching out to colleagues for feedback prior to responding to the review requests, and explains when you may want to skip a cycle to give...

How to Respond to Grant Reviews

Dr. Nora Disis (Medicine; Associate Dean for Translational Science; Director of the Institute of Translational Health Sciences and the UW Medicine Cancer Vaccine Institute) has carved her own path in becoming a woman with many leadership roles at UW Medicine. She tells the story of how she overcame adversities and followed her passions to make a huge impact in the field of cancer immunology and translational medicine. If you face resistance, Dr. Disis advises: stay true to your mission, reach...

Carving Your Career Path

Dr. Kemi Doll (Obstetrics and Gynecology) defines a personal mission statement, why you need one, and explains the steps for how to craft your own - wherever you are in your career. Dr. Doll provides two approaches to developing your mission statement and recommends writing down specifics about the environment you envision surrounding your work in the future. Lastly, she shares insight on how to know if you're on track when crafting the statement, who to share it with, and how it can fit into...

Creating Your Personal Mission Statement

UW School of Medicine Faculty Thrivecast

Haben Sie schon einmal Kartoffeln aus einem Blumentopf geerntet? 
Wussten Sie, dass es auch homosexuelle Paare unter den Tieren gibt? 
Wie lässt sich herausfinden, ob ein heftiger Sturm bereits eine Folge des Klimawandels ist? 
Was ist eine Krause Glucke und wie sieht der braune Bär der Lüfte aus? 
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Science

Für diese Folge von „Wissen für alle im Audio“ habe ich mich auf den Weg zu einer Alpaka-Zucht in Schleswig-Holstein gemacht. Immer mehr dieser Tiere aus der Familie der Kamele werden auch in Deutschland gehalten. Aber warum? Was macht Alpakas so besonders? Antworten darauf findet Ihr hier im Podcast und auf der Seite www.wissen-fueralle.de

Wissen für alle im Audio - Folge 12: Alpakas in Deutschland - Helfer auf ganzer Linie?

In dieser Folge von "Wissen für alle im Audio" geht es nicht wirklich um "Zorro", sondern um die Gartenschläfer, die an ihn erinnern: Aber was sind Gartenschläfer? Und warum stehen sie im Fokus eines sechsjährigen Forschungsprojekts? Auf der Internetseite www.wissen-fueralle.de und hier im Podcast gibt es Antworten darauf. An den Untersuchungen für den Erhalt der Gartenschläfer-Bestände in Deutschland sind Mitarbeiter*innen des Bundes für Umwelt und Naturschutz Deutschland (BUND) und Forscher*innen der Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen und der Senckenberg Gesellschaft für Naturforschung beteiligt. Eine Bitte an alle, die in den Genuss kommen, selbst einmal live eine der Schlafmäuse, die an Zorro erinnern, zu hören oder zu sehen: Sie können das Forschungsprojekt hilfreich unterstützen, indem Sie diese Entdeckung - gerne auch mit Foto oder Audioaufnahme - auf der Internetseite www.gartenschlaefer.de melden!

Wissen für alle im Audio - Folge 11: Zorro verlässt die Gärten - der Rückgang einer heimischen Tierart

Die Entstehung von Diamanten gibt Forschern bis heute noch Rätsel auf. Russische Wissenschaftler wollten das gemeinsam mit Kollegen aus Potsdam ändern. Und tatsächlich haben sie in ihren Untersuchungungn neue Erkenntnisse gewonnen. Mehr über die Forschungsergebnisse hört Ihr in dieser Folge des Podcasts "Wissen für alle im Audio" und findet Ihr natürlich auch auf der Internetseite www.wissen-fueralle.de

Wissen für alle im Audio - Folge 10: The girls best friends - Neuigkeiten über die Entstehung von Diamanten

Immer mehr Forscher suchen nach neuen Möglichkeiten für die #Verkehrswende. Sind vielleicht #Seilbahnen eine sinnvolle Ergänzung für den öffentlichen #Personennahverkehr? Mehr dazu hört Ihr in dieser Folge von  "Wissen für alle im Audio" und findet Ihr natürlich auch auf meiner Internetseite www.wissen-fueralle.de  
#mobilitaet #bundesstiftungumwelt #umweltverschmutzung #wissenfueralleimaudio #verkehrswende #wissen-fueralle

Wissen für alle im Audio - Folge 9: "Die Seilbahn - das Verkehrsmittel der Zukunft?"

Wann haben Sie zuletzt einen lebendigen Feuersalamander in Deutschland gesehen? Wahrscheinlich ist das lange her. 
Nach drei Jahren intensiver Forschung haben Wissenschaftler zumindest jetzt eine erschreckendende Bilanz gezogen: Die Feuersalamander-Bestände sind auch in Deutschland extrem geschrumpft. Die Tiere sterben an einem Hautpilz! Was lässt sich dagegen tun? Mehr zu den Ergebnissen der Studie hören Sie in dieser Folge des Podcasts Wissen für alle im Audio - und auch auf der Web-Seite www.wissen-fueralle.de

#Oekologie #Umweltschutz #Tierschutz

Wissen für alle im Audio - Folge 8: Wo sind die Feuersalamander?

Wissen fuer alle im Audio - Neuigkeiten aus Wissen und Wissenschaft

Ezequiel Hernández sotelo nos cuenta como a sido su vida a través de esta contingencia

Ezequiel Hernández sotelo nos redacto como a sido su vida tras esta contingencia

Entrevista "Mi vida tras esta contingencia covid"

"Mi Vida Tras Esta Contingencia Covid"

This podcast is an interview format with guests to talk about Entertainment, Medicine, Thrivers and Survivors of lung cancer.

HOST: Hildy Grossman CO-HOST: Jordan Rich GUESTS: Jacob Sands, MD and Julia Rotow, MD, Dana Farber Cancer Institute Do you worry about cancer? Do you, or does someone you love, have cancer? Our guests today explore the often-worrisome journey from screening and diagnosis to treatment. This podcast features a thoughtful conversation among oncologists who share … Continue reading WHAT’S UP DOC? Current and Future Lung Cancer Care →

WHAT’S UP DOC? Current and Future Lung Cancer Care

HOST: Hildy Grossman CO-HOST: Jordan Rich GUESTS: Cheryl Davis, of Red Thred Solutions; Lauren Coye, Patient and Patient Advocate What often goes unheard in medical situations is the patient’s voice. Our guests have a lot to say about this matter. Cheryl Davis has extensive experience in patient advocacy in the pharmaceutical industry. Now she aids … Continue reading LISTENING TO THE PATIENT’S VOICE: We Are All Patients, Sometime →

LISTENING TO THE PATIENT’S VOICE: We Are All Patients, Sometime

HOST: Hildy Grossman, Co-Host: Jordan Rich GUESTS: Chi Fu Jeffrey Yang, MD with Alexandra Potter and Deepti Srinivasan Our podcasts have focused on disparities in healthcare, particularly in Hispanic, Asian, and rural communities. This podcast considers the Black community in the US, and in particular, black women. What do we know about lung cancer differences … Continue reading BLACK WOMEN AT HIGH RISK FOR LUNG CANCER? It Takes a Village →

BLACK WOMEN AT HIGH RISK FOR LUNG CANCER? It Takes a Village

HOST: Hildy Grossman, Co-Host: Jordan Rich GUESTS: Jacqueline Nixon and Gloria Linnertz Radon is a radioactive gas released in rocks and soil, possibly in your home or where you work. It’s odorless, tasteless, and invisible and can seep up through the ground and circulate into the air. As a result, Radon can enter homes through … Continue reading RADON: A MAJOR CAUSE OF LUNG CANCER- TAKE ACTION! →

RADON: A MAJOR CAUSE OF LUNG CANCER- TAKE ACTION!

What Women Need to Know About Lung Cancer Host: Hildy Grossman with Jordan Rich, co-host Guest: Narjust Duma Flores, MD Lung Cancer has a reputation of being a man’s disease. Today this notion couldn’t be further than the truth. Lung cancer is the number one cancer killer of women as well as men, taking more … Continue reading DID YOU KNOW LUNG CANCER’S A WOMEN’S DISEASE? →

DID YOU KNOW LUNG CANCER’S A WOMEN’S DISEASE?

Backstage @ Upstage

Orientação acerca do Zika vírus e da Covid-19

Zika Vírus

Covid-19

Zika Vírus & Covid-19

This podcast is dedicated to promoting awareness of the healing potential of music.  Episodes will explore the ways in which music-based interventions are being used in various health-related disciplines to promote healing.

Featured music: MetaCognition courtesy Dr. Keith Cross Editing credits: Dr. Sydelle Ross & Jack Yang Musical intro and outro written and produced by Dr. Sydelle Ross & Jack Yang.

Episode 14: Hip Hop & Healing- Keith Cross, PhD (aka Doctabarz) talks about hip hop lyricism in education & rap music’s role in strengthening the community

Episode 13: Indian Classical Musician and Physician, Dr. Tara Rajendran, Talks about Music and Healing In Her Life

Featured music: Theme X courtesy Michael Gregory Jackson (@michaelgregoryjackson on Instagram) from the 2022 album Electric Git Box dedicated to Greg Tate. Michael Gregory Jackson Photos 2 & 3 Credit: Jon King Musical intro & outro: Written and produced by Sydelle Ross MD and Jack Yang Music Editing credit: Sydelle Ross MD and Jack Yang.

Episode 12: A Legendary Multi-Instrumentalist Shares His Experience With Music- featuring Michael Gregory Jackson

Featured Music: Sow courtesy Jack Yang Music available on all music streaming platforms Musical intro & outro: Written and produced by Sydelle Ross MD and Jack Yang Music Editing Credits: Sydelle Ross MD and Jack Yang

Episode 11: Watching Toy Soldiers On The Turntable Is How It Began- Professional Guitarist Jack Yang Talks About The Evolution of His Relationship With Music.

Stacie’s Photo Credit: Petra Kovacs. Music written and produced by Dr. Sydelle Ross and Jack Yang Music Editing credits: Dr. Sydelle Ross and Jack Yang

Episode 10: From Hip Hop Artist to Vocal Psychotherapist- Stacie Aamon Yeldell, MA, MT-BC, AVPT Shares Her Musical Journey With Us

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Nursing Management discusses the latest trending topics in leadership with members of our Editorial Board.

In this episode of the Nursing Management Podcast, Dr. Rhonda Foster-Smith joins us to talk about changes and best practices related to diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, justice, and accessibility.

Beyond acronyms: Commit to excellence in inclusion with Dr. Rhonda Foster-Smith

In this episode of the Nursing Management Podcast, we talk with Dr. Cynda Rushton about a framework that uses a moral compass to guide nurse leaders’ decisions related to the allocation of human resources from the front lines to the board room. Transcript

An Ethical Framework for Human Resource Allocation with Dr. Cynda Rushton

In this episode, Dr. Rose Sherman, the keynote speaker for Nursing Management’s 2024 Recruitment & Retention Conference, answers some important questions to help guide your recruitment and retention efforts. To register for the conference, visit https://bit.ly/49JOkIQ.   Transcript

Recruiting and Retaining Nurses with Dr. Rose Sherman

In this special episode of the Nursing Management Podcast, we talk with Dr. Tim Porter-O’Grady about how professional governance has changed since 2018 when he first discussed the topic with us and how he envisions the nursing profession moving forward.  Transcript

50th Episode Special: Professional Governance Revisited with Dr. Tim Porter O’Grady

In this episode of the Nursing Management Podcast, we talk with Tina Martin, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, about relationship-based care and the value of relationships in leadership.

Why Relationships Matter with Dr. Tina Martin

Nursing Management Podcast

DITES 33, c'est le podcast des médecins bien informés et bien assurés.

Communication digitale, installation libérale, 1ère mise en cause, information au patient, gestion des complications, travail en équipe, féminisation de la profession, risque infectieux, burn-out etc. 

Dans ce podcast animé par...

S03E14 - L’expertise du mois : Identifier et gérer les signes d'alerte des complications



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S03E13 - Cancer de la prostate : réfection de l'anastomoses vésico urétrale

S03E12 -  Organisation de l'anesthésie pédiatrique - Comment faire en pratique ?

Jeudi 22 juin, nous avons animé un live sur le thème : Qu'est-ce que le risque médical ?



Mais de quoi parle-t-on ?  Ce live a pour objectif principal de partager les retours d'expérience de médecins exerçant en libéral et d'examiner ensemble les bonnes pratiques. Ce live est réalisé en partenariat avec ASSPRO Jeunes.



Ce live a été animé par :

• Pr Julien PICARD - Anesthésiste-réanimateur et responsable d'ASSPRO 

Jeunes

• Dr Matthieu CLOSON - Anesthésiste-réanimateur

• Dr Steeve SULIMOVIC - Chirurgien orthopédiste

• Me Laure SOULIER - Avocat (Cabinet Auber)

• Dr Emmanuel Devant - assistant spécialiste en chirurgie viscérale. 





S03E11 - Qu’est-ce que le risque médical ?

Ce podcast est une rediffusion audio de nos formations filmées en live.  


Jeudi 15 juin, nous avons animé une formation sur le sujet suivant : Information et consentement : en avez-vous la preuve ?


Mais de quoi parle-t-on ? Toutes spécialités confondues, la qualité de l’information est encore améliorable dans plus d’1/4 des dossiers donnant lieu à une procédure. Si la bonne délivrance de l’information orale et le recueil du consentement sont le gage d’une relation de confiance, leur traçabilité vous incombe et sera une preuve en cas d’expertise. 


Retour sur vos obligations et présentation de « Je consens » notre nouvelle solution de consentement électronique.


Ce live a été animé par :

  Me Pierre-Henri LEBRUN, avocat spécialiste en droit de la santé
  Dr Antoine Watrelot, chirurgien gynécologue
  Mathieu Slosar, responsable stratégie des offres Santé – Tessi

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S03E10 - Information et consentement : en avez-vous la preuve ?

DITES 33 - Le podcast du médecin bien assuré.

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Presented by the Royal College of Surgeons of England and featuring a wide variety of health care practitioners from around the country, 'The Theatre' is an ongoing discussion on current issues in surgery and surgical training, from cultural and professional development to approaches to patient care...

In this episode, colorectal surgeon and Clinical Lead for the College's Excellence in Surgical Supervision (ESS) course, Dan Beral, leads a panel discussion on trainee wellbeing, how trainers can facilitate conversations with their trainees on mental health, as well as some of the barriers to having these important discussions. 


Dan is joined for this episode by Zaid al-Najjar, Medical Director for NHS Practitioner Health, colorectal consultant Shirley Chan, and orthopaedic trainee Robyn Brown. 


There are many resources online for wellbeing and mental health, but here are some that might be particularly relevant for surgeons, as selected by Robyn Brown:

 NHS Practitioner Health
 Starting the conversation tips
  Having a conversation around mental health
  NHS How to have a wellbeing conversation
  Resources for having a wellbeing conversation
  Mental health language and stigma
  Time to Talk day posters for workplace
  Looking after employees’ wellbeing
  Parents in Surgery RCS
  BOA resources for parents








Supporting Your Trainees' Wellbeing

October is Black History Month in the UK, and this month's theme is 'Celebrating Our Sisters.' For this month's episode, RCS England's Diversity & Inclusion Manager, Corriene Bailey-Bearfield sits down with orthopaedic consultant, Samantha Tross for a candid conversation about personal journeys, social responsibility, and Black History Month itself. 

Black History Month Special: An Interview with Samantha Tross

This is the third episode in our ongoing series on the theme of Ethical Leadership, presented by Salman Ahmed and Aya Musbahi. This time around, they are joined by Professor Joyce Liddle of Northumbria University for a conversation on public value in the healthcare service. The discussion covers what value looks like for a public body like the NHS in terms of service delivery, who creates this value, and what this means for surgeons and other healthcare professionals. We hope listeners will be able to take away what they hear today and consider what value creation looks like in their own workplaces. 
As always, we are looking to hear from you, so please do reach out to us on social media, or email us at podcasts@rcseng.ac.uk

Public Value Creation in the Healthcare Service

When a parent, grandparent, caregiver or any significant adult in a child's life is going through a stressful time, children can sense it. Children often try to rationalise the stress they feel from others and draw their own conclusions about what is happening to those around them. 
 
As surgeons, we often overlook the importance of suggesting to the patient that they should discuss the impact of a diagnosis or treatment plan with
family, particularly the children in their lives, which will have a positive impact on those around them. In this episode, Professor Arunthathi Mahendran,
Institute Director for the Institute of Heath Science Education, leads the conversation with Louise Dalton, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Dr.
Elizabeth Rapa, Senior Post Doctoral Researcher on how to communicate with children when a family member is expected to undergo medical treatment. 
 
Our guests share insights and advice on how to have these conversations with children following a diagnosis and provide prompts that
healthcare professionals can use to ensure families have the awareness and tools to approach the topic themselves. Below we have also provided links to
resources that offer a step-by-step guide for talking about illness, tailored to both healthcare professionals and families.
 
For healthcare professionals: https://www.psych.ox.ac.uk/files/research/guide-for-hcps.pdf
 For families: https://www.psych.ox.ac.uk/files/research/guide-for-families.pdf
 
Don't miss out on this crucial conversation; tune in now to hear from experts in this field. 



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Zika Vírus & Covid-19

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DITES 33 - Le podcast du médecin bien assuré.

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