Gross Anatomy

School’s back in session, so we explore the most favorited college movies and discuss the impact of films like Animal House and Legally Blonde. Plus, how a scene in The Graduate dissuaded a doctor from going into “plastics”.

In this episode, Alex Aaron shares his journey from pre-med student to peptide researcher and wellness advocate, exploring how peptides work and providing insights into their mechanisms, benefits, and regulatory landscape.

Plus, the innovative fitness app he co-created and tips on how to get a six-pack!

Sarah Rav is our special guest! She shares her journey from medical student to entrepreneur and personal branding expert for doctors. She discusses her career shifts, how to deal with negativity, and gives us a brief glimpse of life in Australia.

Caroline D'Amore - aka Pizza Girl - dishes on going from modeling/acting to CEO of a thriving business. We ask her the trick to creating the perfect pizza, why it’s so hard to make money on pasta sauce, about being on Gordon Ramsay’s Food Stars and how she learned to love her failures.

Plus, the cult-love for horror film Sorority Row might mean she acts again in its sequel!

We discuss AI-generated medical videos, and we explain aortic dissection and what happened to Senator Lindsey Graham. Plus, that time when Dr. Cohen drove Ryan Gosling to an award show!

The second season of The Pitt just received 25 Emmy nominations! Dr. Cohen answers questions about some scripted drama that happens at The Pitt, including hospital cyberattacks, patients with low potassium, the problem with male EMS workers, sepsis and working with deaf patients. 

In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of gout, its causes, misconceptions, and how the latest health trends and celebrity protein powders can cause it.

We explore the emerging field of culinary medicine and share a few healthy recipes. Plus, Nascar star Kyle Busch and how pneumonia can lead to sepsis. AND, Dr. Cohen details what he told The Huffington Post when asked about Pam Bondi’s thyroid cancer diagnosis. 

A 72 year-old is about to start her medical residency, we discuss this and other inspiring late-life achievements. Plus, Amy Schumer said she had a “botched colonoscopy” what this could mean and more.

In this episode, we explore NBA injuries and the best sports to play for longevity. Plus, six injuries ER docs see way too much and how to avoid them.