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MedEdTalks Dermatology is an accredited educational podcast for providers to learn more about treating patients with Dermatology diseases/disorders. Discover all content and topics by visiting mededtalks.com.

Science

Health & Fitness

In this podcast, expert clinicians engage in a case-based discussion to emphasize the importance of personalized multimodal therapy and multidisciplinary, collaborative care plans. 

Multimodal Approaches to Prurigo Nodularis Management, With Drs. Shawn Kwatra and Sarina Elmariah

In this podcast, expert clinicians engage in a case-based discussion to review treatment options based on the latest evidence for current and emerging therapies for prurigo nodularis (PN).

Prurigo Nodularis: A Look at Recent Data for Advanced Therapy, With Drs. Shawn Kwatra and Sarina Elmariah

In this podcast, expert clinicians will discuss the underlying pathophysiology and characteristic features of prurigo nodularis (PN), including its effects on patients’ quality of life.

Prurigo Nodularis and the Itch-Scratch Cycle: Clinical Burden and Pathophysiology, With Drs. Shawn Kwatra and Sarina Elmariah

In this podcast, expert clinicians will discuss the emerging treatment options for CSU management.

Spotlight on Emerging Treatment Options for Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria Management, With Drs. Allen Kaplan and Laura Ferris

In this podcast, expert clinicians will discuss the current standards of care for CSU treatment.

A Closer Look at the Current Standard of Care for Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria Treatment With Drs. Allen Kaplan and Kristin Sokol

MedEdTalks - Dermatology

What causes endometriosis? Why can endometriosis be so painful? Will there ever be a cure? This short podcast series seeks answers to some of the biggest questions posed by the endometriosis community.  

Danielle and Magda, PhD researchers at the University of Oxford, produce this podcast to raise ...

Life Sciences

In this episode, we are joined by Dr Mira Mousa, Dr Nilüfer Rahmioğlu and Ulrik Bak Kirk. With Mira, we explore studying endometriosis and reproductive health amongst Arab women in the Middle East. With Nilüfer we discuss the genetic risk factors for endometriosis, and learn more about the COHERE project; one which aims to understand endometriosis amongst women in Northern Cyprus. Finally, Ulrik tells us about the FEMaLe project; one that aims to use machine learning to better understand, diagnose and treat endometriosis. If you liked today’s episode, please like, share and subscribe!  This podcast was generously brought to you by the  Nuffield Department of Women’s and Reproductive Health, at the University of Oxford.  We would like to thank Dr Mira Mousa, Dr Nilüfer Rahmioğlu and Ulrik Bak Kirk for sharing their insights into the genetic, epidemiological and machine learning approaches to understanding endometriosis in different populations. Finally, thank you to Margarida Sardo for sharing with us her science communication expertise throughout the podcast.  Contact Details:   Dr Nilüfer Rahmioglu: (twitter) @nilosh   Ulrik Bak Kirk: (twitter): @FEMaLeEUProject  Additional Resources:   FEMaLe Project   COHERE Project (Cyprus Women’s Health Research Initiative)  While we routinely encourage the donation to charities which support people living with endometriosis, we ask that you consider ways to support Ukraine during this very difficult and frightening time. Defend Ukraine have put together a list of Ukrainian fundraisers, charities and donation links that you may wish to support. 

What research in endometriosis is ongoing?

Summary  In this episode, we are joined by Dr Vimee Bindra, consultant endometriosis excisional surgeon in Hyderabad, India and Dr Emma Evans, clinical psychologist at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, UK. Together we explore how surgery, psychological interventions, and other more holistic and personalised options can help manage endometriosis associated symptoms. We also hear from Margarida Sardo about her experience with managing her endometriosis symptoms and what options worked for her along her endometriosis journey.  If you liked today’s episode, please like, share and subscribe!  This podcast was generously brought to you by the Nuffield Department of Women’s and Reproductive Health, at the University of Oxford.  We would like to thank Dr Vimee Bindra and Dr Emma Evans for sharing their expertise in the field of surgical and psychological management of endometriosis symptoms. Finally, thank you to Margarida Sardo for sharing with us her journey to finding the treatment that works for her endometriosis symptoms, as well as her science communication expertise throughout the podcast.  Contact Details:   Dr Vimee Bindra: (email): vimee.bindra@gmail.com / (twitter): @VimeeBindra / (instagram): @endometriosissurgeon_india / (facebook): https://www.facebook.com/endometriosisspecialist / (linkedin): https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-vimee-bindra-basu-7514765b/   Dr Emma Evans: (twitter): @DrEmmaEvans  Margarida Sardo: (email) margaridasardo@me.com / (twitter): @MargaridaSardo    Additional Resources:   Endometriosis UK: treatment     Want to support the work of charities that provide mental health support and advice? Consider donating to Mind.  

How is endometriosis treated?

In this episode, we are joined by Nikita Aashi Chadha, Writer & Lead Facilitator for Cysters, Dr Cara E. Jones, Assistant Professor of Women's & Gender Studies at California State University at Sacramento, and Beth McCowen, Deputy director of Endo Support United. Together we discuss how various aspects of our identity (i.e. race, gender, sexuality, age) may further contribute to the delay in receiving a diagnosis, and the quality of care one receives along their endometriosis journey.  If you liked today’s episode, please like, share and subscribe!  This podcast was generously brought to you by the Nuffield Department of Women’s and Reproductive Health, at the University of Oxford.  We would like to thank Nikita Aaashi Chada, Cara E. Jones and Beth McCowen for sharing their experiences of endometriosis with us, but also for shedding light on the crucial importance of understanding endometriosis and communicating about it in an inclusive and intersectional manner.  Contact Details:   Nikita Aashi Chadha: (instagram): @nikkaayyy_c   Dr Cara E. Jones: (twitter): @DrCaraEJones, (email): cara.jones@csus.edu Beth McCowen: (twitter) @EndoSpprtUnited, (instagram): @bethmccoweb, @endo.support.united.lt    Additional Resources:   To get in touch with, or to work directly with Cysters please contact us via smile@cysters.org  We are currently working on changing the narrative of the chronically ill space by publishing our own powerlist of 100 POC Chronic Illness Advocates. We are urging people to self-nominate in an attempt to dispel imposter syndrome: http://cysters.org/thepowerlist/  If you'd like to participate in research that is looking at intersectional experiences of Endometriosis, please visit the link via Jodie Hughes PhD @ Endometriosis South Coast: https://roehamptonuniversity.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/a-study-on-the-effects-of-location-ethnicity-and-care-app  To read more about Endometriosis and Intersectionality, please refer to Nikita's Discover Society Article, or follow us on Instagram: @nikkaayyy_c @cystersgroup @neelamheeraspeaks  -----------  Cara E. Jones articles:  Queering gendered disabilities    The Pain of Endo Existence: Toward a Feminist Disability Studies Reading of Endometriosis  -----------  Endo Support United Ltd resources  -----------   If you're interested in donating to the work done my Endo Support United Ltd and Cysters, please consider getting in touch: Endo Support United Ltd, Cysters. 

Access to endometriosis care - where do we go wrong?

In this episode, we are joined by Dr Arne Vanhie, Fertility Specialist at the Leuven University Hospital, and Dr Mathew Leonardi, Gynaecologic Surgeon and Sonologist at McMaster University & PhD candidate at the University of Sydney. Together we discuss what factors contribute to the diagnostic delay seen in endometriosis,  which in the UK is currently on average 7.5 years, our focus on laparoscopy as the only definitive way to diagnose it, and what options there are for diagnosis, including: laparoscopy, imaging and future non-invasive options. We also hear from Margarida Sardo about what it meant to her to obtain her endometriosis diagnosis, and how her journey with the condition as developed since. If you liked today's episode, please like, share and subscribe! This podcast was generously brought to you by the  Nuffield Department of Women's and Reproductive Health, at the University of Oxford. We would like to thank Dr Arne Vanhie and Dr Mathew Leonardi for sharing their expertise in the field of endometriosis diagnosis and management. Finally, thank you Margarida Sardo for sharing with us her experience of receiving an endometriosis diagnosis, as well as her science communication expertise throughout the podcast. Contact Details:  Dr Arne Vanhie: (email) endometriose@uzleuven.be Dr Mathew Leonardi: (twitter) @MathewLeonardi Margarida Sardo: (email) margaridasardo@me.com / (twitter): @MargaridaSardo Additional Resources: Endometriosis UK: getting diagnosed Interested in supporting a charity that support the specialist training of gynaecologists, and develops reproductive health-related policy? Please consider donating to the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecologists.  

How is endometriosis diagnosed?

In this episode, we are joined by Lydia Coxon, Post-Doctoral Researcher at the University of Oxford's Pain in Women group, and PhD Candidate Natasha Orr, of the University of British Columbia and UBC Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Laboratory. In conversation, we learn more about what causes pain in endometriosis, how pain is studied, and some of the incredible work being done to the understand the highly stigmatised pains experienced by those with the condition. We are once again joined by Margarida Sardo, who shares with us her experience of living with endometriosis-associated pain, and gives invaluable insight into the variability and impact that this pain can have on the lives of people living with it. If you liked today's episode, please like, share and subscribe! This podcast was generously brought to you by the Nuffield Department of Women's and Reproductive Health, at the University of Oxford. We would like to thank Lydia Coxon and Natasha Orr for sharing their expertise in the field of endometriosis-associated pain research. Finally, thank you to Margarida Sardo for sharing with us her experience of living with endometriosis-associated pain, as well as her science communication expertise throughout the podcast.   Contact Details: Lydia Coxon: (twitter) @LydiaCoxon Natasha Orr: (twitter) @NatashaLeighOrr Margarida Sardo: (email) margaridasardo@me.com / (twitter) @MargaridaSardo Additional Resources: Learn more about sexual pain in endometriosis. Want to support a charity which support people living with chronic pain across the United Kingdom? Please consider donating to Pain UK.

What causes pain in endometriosis?

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COMO TENER UNA PIEL PERFECTA

Como tener una piel perfecta

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Adventuring with Osteoarthritis is a podcast meant to inspire, motivate, and encourage you seek out adventure despite having painful joints. Gone are the days of doom, gloom and old school myths, instead, you'll hear from experts and real people with osteoarthritis as they share insight on how to su...

Fitness

Your entire body is connected. The way each joint moves and how strong each is matters. One of the biggest mistakes I see people making as a physical therapist is only focusing on the painful joint. For example, when dealing with knee pain- most people only do localized exercises for the knee- ignoring the rest of the body. In order to be successful in pain relief, strength and mobility- you have to focus on the big picture. This episode discusses what you need to know and how to get started....

One thing you MUST know with arthritis in ANY joint...

Surprisingly enough, cycling may not be as effective as you think. But when you look at the reasoning, it begins to make sense...I recently came across a research article titled: "Stationary cycling exercise for knee osteoarthritis: A systematic review and meta-analysis" that looked into if cycling is effective at reducing certain symptoms for those with knee osteoarthritis. It turns out, it can be helpful for pain but not so much for long term stiffness and mobility. In this episode I'l...

Is Cycling Recommended for Those with Knee Osteoarthritis? What you NEED to know with Dr. Alyssa Kuhn, PT

In this episode of "Adventuring with Osteoarthritis," Dr. Alyssa Kuhn, a physical therapist and osteoarthritis specialist, shares five crucial things that everyone should know about arthritis. Despite living with arthritis, it is still possible to lead a life filled with adventure and joy. Dr. Kuhn emphasizes that pain is not always an indication of negative joint changes and explores the importance of understanding the messages your body is sending. She also debunks the belief that surg...

Unlocking the Doors to an Adventurous Life with Arthritis

Laura is a member of the signature membership, Adventurers for Life. She was a runner who started to develop knee pain which turned out to be severe osteoarthritis. She took up walking but then started to notice pain in the other knee, which was later diagnosed as bone on bone. Fast forward to today where she returned from a trip to Scotland a few months ago with this win: "My win is when I traveled to Scotland in July, I was able to walk at least 15,000 steps a day. I was walking on cobblest...

Runner with difficulty walking after diagnosis of bone on bone knee OA to 15,000 steps in Scotland- Laura's story

Jane is a member of the signature membership program, Adventurers for life. She has been dealing with knee pain and knee osteoarthritis for a few years.One year ago today she was having difficulty climbing stairs, walking longer distances, standing up from chairs and thought being able to get on the ground was a thing of the past.Now she is feeling stronger and more confident than ever! She is able to kneel on the ground without thinking about it, able to climb stairs with ease and accomplish...

How she went from having difficulty standing from chairs to hiking in Alaska- Jane's story with knee osteoarthritis

Adventuring with Osteoarthritis

Guyana, a small South American country with Caribbean heritage, joins the rest of the world in battling COVID-19. But, with the pandemic coming emerging while the country grappled with a five-month nation election, did the country realise the devastating effects too late? And now with a new governme...

The goal of herd immunity appears a bit more elusive with the advent of the new Omicron variant. Yet, the forgery of vaccination cards (blue books) represents an added layer of challenges to the fight against the novel coronavirus. 

In this episode of POD-19, Advisor to the Ministry of Health Dr. Ramsammy provides some insight on how Guyana dealt with the deadly Delta variant and how that preparation can help the country navigate an impending Omicron surge. He also talks up vaccination but laments the challenges posed by these forged vaccination cards.

Episode 14: Omicron threat and the ‘blue book’ mania

A new variant of concern of the novel coronavirus- the Omicron variant- has emerged just weeks after many countries, including Guyana, have been able to overcome the deadly Delta variant. Some countries have blocked international travel, hoping to slow the spread of the variant but there is still much that is unknown. 

In this episode of POD-19, we discuss what is known about the variant, what scientists are still trying to find out and even, how variants come about in the first place.

Episode 13: The omicron variant

As Guyana and other Caribbean countries move closer to herd immunity, five to 11 year old children are now set to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines as well. This comes as more than one million children within this age group in the United States of America (USA) have already received this vaccine, and as countries are loosening COVID-19 restrictions. 

In this episode of POD-19, we discuss the rollout of the vaccines for these younger children and briefly, also, the evolving travel situation and the complications of vaccine travel restrictions.

Pod-19 #12: Vaccinating the younger children

The Minister of Health Dr. Frank Anthony has come out clearly to say that the government has no policy of revaccination at this time, even as the United States (US) will roll out its vaccination requirements from November, limiting the travel of thousands of Guyanese vaccinated with the Russian-made Sputnik V vaccine. 

In this episode of POD-19, we discuss the evolving travel situation, the pending approval of the Sputnik V vaccine and even how the health authorities believe they can limit vaccine forgery and fraud.

Episode 11: Revaccination in focus, again

Guyana has already received more than one million doses of the COVID-19 vaccines. These include those jabs that are given in single and double doses and according to the local health authorities, there are enough vaccines to immunise the entire adult population- about 410,469 adults. But, with an additional $2.1 billion earmarked for the procurement and administration of more vaccines, does that mean that booster shots will be rolled out soon?

Find out in this week's podcast.

Episode 10: COVID-19 Booster shots- Do we need them?

POD-19

El lado B de la Salud, intento de freakonomics sanitario. Sin solemnidad. Info curiosa, quizás inútil, pero científica.

Taladros, Testículos Pequeños y Colchones Cannon: En episodio invitamos al Dr. Joaquín Diez, especialista en Medicina del Sueño, para que nos cuente que hay detrás de la ciencia del dormir, su importancia en la vida diaria y como podemos sacar ventajas de tener todo esto presente. Ah! También sometimos al Doc a las preguntas "lado b" de Luciano Mellera (uncomediante.com.ar).

Episodio 2: La Ciencia del Sueño

Apertura del Podcast The Batas Blancas. Capítulo acerca de la Psicología del Humor junto al Psicoanalista Julio Maffei.

Episodio 1: La Psicología del Humor

The Batas Blancas

Biofilmes bucais: sua importância na odontologia, composição e funções

Esclarecimentos acerca da formação do biofilme, sua importância na odontologia e fatores relacionados

Biofilmes bucais

Biofilmes

Experts discuss recent literature relevant to child health.  Features interviews with article authors.  Intro music credit Milo Simon.

Dr. Meade reads her piece about published in Academic Pediatrics. 
Article available here:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.acap.2024.02.003

In the Moment: That Line About My Kids - Julia Meade

Dr. Goldstein shares lessons from her article, "A Qualitative Exploration of Pediatric Resident Perceptions of Autonomy in the Era of Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowship" discussing factors supporting and compromising resident autonomy and how fellows and attending can support resident autonomy in pediatric hospital medicine. 
Full article: https://www.academicpedsjnl.net/article/S1876-2859(23)00332-7/abstract

Autonomy is not the absence of supervision

Dr. Nichols reads her article "Reality Check". Full article is available here:  https://www.academicpedsjnl.net/article/S1876-2859(24)00074-3/abstract

In the Moment: Reality Check - Julieana Nichols

Dr. Melissa Klein interviews Doctors Sarah Lynn Hilgenberg and Su-Ting Li on the use of qualitative methods in educational research. This discussion is based on a recent publication by Goldstein et al “A Qualitative Exploration of Pediatric Resident Perceptions of Autonomy in the Era of Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowship.” 
Read the article here: https://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S1876-2859(23)00332-7
 
Methods references: 
Hanson JL, Balmer DF, Giardino AP. Qualitative research methods for medical educators. Acad Pediatr. 2011 Sep-Oct;11(5):375-86. 
O'Brien BC, Harris IB, Beckman TJ, Reed DA, Cook DA. Standards for reporting qualitative research: a synthesis of recommendations. Acad Med. 2014 Sep;89(9):1245-51. Frambach JM, van der Vleuten CP, Durning SJ. AM last page. Quality criteria in qualitative and quantitative research. Acad Med. 2013 Apr;88(4):552.
Frambach JM, van der Vleuten CP, Durning SJ. AM last page. Quality criteria in qualitative and quantitative research. Acad Med. 2013 Apr;88(4):552.

Exploring pediatric resident autonomy with qualitative methods

Dr. Kaushik reads her in the moment piece available here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.acap.2024.01.006

In the Moment: Heart to Heart - Ruchi Kaushik

Academic Pediatrics Podcast

Screening of newborns makes it possible to identify children with hearing impairments at an early age. But how should they best be helped to adapt to life among the hearing? Professor Annette Leonhardt of LMU Munich studies how children with hearing disabilities can be optimally integrated into the ...

Screening of newborns makes it possible to identify children with hearing impairments at an early age. But how should they best be helped to adapt to life among the hearing? Professor Annette Leonhardt of LMU Munich studies how children with hearing disabilities can be optimally integrated into the world around them.

Can you hear me?

Stay connected with latest in health, homeopathy, and research by Dr Saurav Arora

The Need for Research in Homeopathy “Homeopathy has been a subject of debate in the medical community for its unconventional approach to treatment. Despite skepticism, it has garnered a significant following due to reported success in various cases. But how can we bridge the gap between traditional practices and modern scientific standards? The answer lies […]

Research in Homeopathy – Where is my cup of tea? – Podcast

Thyroid Tips: Reliable indications of Thyroidinum, Carcinocin and Medorrhinum Options Available – Readable Text Post / Podcast (See at the end) Thyroidinum Hypothyroidism after acute diseases, i.e weakness. Easy fatigue, weak pulse, palpitation, cold hands and feet, low blood pressure (compare Gelsemium) Marked sensitiveness to cold. Rescue remedy for acute phases and supportive remedy for […]

Reliable Indications of Thyroidinum, Carcinosin & Medorrhinum in Thyroid diseases

Today’s materia medica tip is about a remedy named Lemna minor. When asked about practising physician’s views for a remedy that has “putrid smell, has loss of smell, has putrid taste and has postnasal drip especially in the rainy season”, I got various responses ranging from Dulcamara, Rhus tox, Kali bichromicum, Lemna minor etc. So, […]

Lemna Minor

IntroductionEnglish: histamine (bichlorhydrate). Greek – Histos-tissue; Ammonikon – a gum from plants near temple of Ammon – Jupiter Substance: Purified chemical Name given by: Julian MM; Proving: Gringuaz 1950 published in The Journal of the American Institute of HomeopathyHistamine by first identified in ergot and soybean oil by Barger and Dale in 1910. Related termshistamin […]

Homeopathic Uses of Histaminum

The following is the audio excerpt of the conversation on Renal Stones and Homeopathy. Listen to Dr Saurav Arora having an elaborate clinical discussion on role of homeopathy in renal stone with Dr Asha Chowdhry, Former Principal, Dr B R Sur Homoeopathic Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre, New Delhi. Subscribe / Listen to Podcast […]

Renal Stones and Homeopathy Podcast

6C - Homeopathy and Beyond

Mitos y realizar dades de la vacuna contra el covid-19

Mitos y realidades de la vacuna contra el covid-19

Mitos De La Vacuna Contra El Covid-19

Medicina, Medicinas Alternativas, Medicina Prehospitalaria… Acompáñame en este espacio a platicar entre amigos de los temas de salud, urgencias y rescate; de lo tradicional y lo nuevo, lo raro y lo común, de todo lo que sea Simplemente Medicina

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Simplemente Medicina

Falei um pouco sobre as estapas da gravidez

Etapas da gravidez

Marisa Valles (Trailer)

Concepto, diagnóstico, tratamiento y tecnica quirúrgica.

Trasplante de piel

Marisa Valles

Habla sobre un resuenen de la sinapsis nerviosa de cómo se va creando y cómo va pasando los impulso nerviosos de a cada neurona

Habla sobre cómo es la sinapsis nerviosa

Si pasos nerviosa

Sinapsis nerviosa

ProCare Health is driven to create innovative supplements to fill the unique needs of bariatric surgery patients while striving to make it EASY! We partner our great products with additional support for you via virtual LIVES, Support Groups, 1:1 Support Groups, informational blogs, and a dietitian o...

Nutrition

Welcome to the BariConnected podcast by ProCare Health! 

“Bariatric Wellness: Navigating Mental Health & Support” with Featured Speaker: Ashlyn Douglass-Barnes, LCSW

“Optimizing Movement After Bariatric Surgery!” with Featured Speaker: Rob DiMedio, CPT, CNC

Welcome to another inspiring episode of the BariConnected Podcast, brought to you by ProCare Health. In this episode, we are thrilled to host Henry Baker, a renowned bariatric surgery patient, culinary expert, and budding online entrepreneur and author. Dive into a session filled with invaluable tips on creating a fun, efficient, and safe kitchen environment. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned chef, Henry's insights will motivate you to whip up delicious and healthy meals effortlessly. 

10 Healthy Kitchen Tips to Set Up Your Kitchen for Success with Featured Guest: Chef Healthy Henry

In this insightful episode of BariConnected, Dr. Connie Stapleton, a seasoned psychologist specializing in bariatric psychology, delves into the complex world of body image post-bariatric surgery. Discover the crucial differences between body dysmorphic disorder and distorted body perceptions. Are you truly seeing yourself as you are, or is your mind playing tricks? Dr. Stapleton brings over two decades of experience to help you navigate these challenging waters. Whether it's struggling with clothing sizes, public perceptions, or your own view in the mirror, this episode sheds light on these profound issues. Dr. Stapleton has assisted thousands in embracing a healthier lifestyle after significant weight loss and continues to be a pillar in the bariatric community through her books, podcast "BariAftercare," and comprehensive support programs. BIO: Dr. Connie Stapleton, a licensed psychologist, has been a beacon of hope and guidance in the bariatric community for over 20 years. Her extensive work pre- and post-operatively with bariatric patients aims to foster sustainable health and wellness lifestyles.    Visit us online:  https://procarenow.com/  Check out our Event Hub for listings of Bari Connected LIVE Events and Support Groups!  Our Event Hub:  https://procarenow.com/pages/support-group-hub  Handouts and Resources for our events:  https://procarenow.com/pages/support-group-handouts  CHECK OUT OUR FREE SAMPLES:  https://procarenow.com/products/free-sample-one-per-customer    Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for Bari Connected Replays!   YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh-56bPUphp4gQSM_3ZXKxQ   Become a friend on our Bari Connected FB Page:  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552655106771    Join our Bari Connected Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/857060146125284   Want more ProCare Health Vitamins and Supplements? Follow us on these channels!  Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/procarenow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/procarenow/  Twitter:  https://twitter.com/procarenow     How to Find Connie Stapleton, Ph.D.   Website:  www.conniestapletonphd.com   BariAftercare Program:  https://www.conniestapletonphd.com/bariaftercare  Linkedin: conniestapletonphd/  Twitter: cstapletonphd  Youtube: ConnieStapletonPhD  Instagram: cstapletonphd  Facebook: Connie Stapleton or Connie Stapleton, PhD   Connie is an Affiliate of ProCare Health Vitamins and Supplements  Connie’s Affiliate link:  https://procarenow.com/?ref=conniestapleton  Discount Code: CONNIESTAPLETON  Partner Program link:  https://procarenow.com/pages/bariatricare

“Body Dysmorphia or Distorted Body Image? What am I Dealing With?” - with Featured Guest: Connie Stapleton, Ph. D

Bari Positive Mindset with Featured Guest: Char Holmes (@VSG_Bestie)

Bari Connected

Haut_to_go Informationen rund um die Hautschönheit und -Gesundheit

Ich wurde eingeladen um von mir und meiner Arbeit als Hautärztin zu erzählen. Warum ich ein Coaching Ausbildung auch in der Praxis nutzen kann. Was ästhetische Medizin kann und warum Stress schlecht für die Haut ist. Und warum ich Wanderevents anbiete…https://page.funnelcockpit.com/qeFtRgGCFaDsk8oau

Interview im Expertenportal

Ich informiere was die letzte Zeit passiert ist und ich plane.              Hast du Anregungen, Wünsche oder Fragen? Schreib mir einfach auf Instagram @haut_to_go oder schau meine Websiten an                       https://www.drkarinforschnerfuerdiehaut.de und https://haut-to-be.coachannel.com/onlinekurse

Neustart nach einer Pause

Skinpickingtherapeutin Barbara Schubert zu Ihrem Leben, Ihrer Arbeit und Skinpicking

Ihr erfahrt in dem Interview aus Jaqueline‘s Sicht was Hinweise sein können dass man am Skinpicking erkrankt ist, was Ursachen sein können, was Gefühle dabei sein können und wie ein Umgang damit möglich ist oder sogar die Bewältigung aussehen könnte. Zudem erfährst du was sie aktiv tut und wie du sie und mich finden kannst. Jaqueline findest du hier: https://mein-leben-mit-skinpicking.blogspot.com/?m=1 und auf Instagram https://instagram.com/jacqueline.sknpckng?igshid=19l9rgu5gli1d                      und mich findest du auf Instagram unter haut_to_go                                      oder per Mail Dr.med.KarinForschner@web.de

„Skinpickingbetroffene“ Jaqueline im Interview

Dies ist eine Veröffentlichung des Podcast von Schülern der 9. Klasse den sie mit Ihrem Chemielehrer Mike Kortsch erstellt haben. Ich war die Interviewpartnerin dafür und es hat Spaß gemacht.

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MedEdTalks - Dermatology

Unheard of

Como tener una piel perfecta

Chintu123

Adventuring with Osteoarthritis

POD-19

The Batas Blancas

Biofilmes

Academic Pediatrics Podcast

Can you hear me?

6C - Homeopathy and Beyond

Mitos De La Vacuna Contra El Covid-19

Simplemente Medicina

Etapas da gravidez

Marisa Valles

Sinapsis nerviosa

Bari Connected

Haut_to_go

Experimentación animal

Marcela

ProElite Performance Podcast

AssessMed

Antidepressivos de Segunda Geração

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