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Storytel представляет первый медицинский подкаст «Ординаторская» с Алексеем Кащеевым. 
Ординаторская – это комната для отдыха медперсонала в больнице. Место, где вы можете услышать, о чём по-настоящему говорят врачи. Алексей Кащеев – кандидат ...

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Спикер – редактор портала “Такиедела“, пациент с ДЦП, физический терапевт Яна Кучина делится опытом жизни с диагнозом ДЦП и рассказывает о своей просветительской деятельности.
В этом выпуске речь идёт о том, с какими предубеждениями приходится сталкиваться больным и их родственникам, о методах лечения ДЦП, которые не только не помогают, но калечат. И главное, о том, что диагноз – не приговор, с ДЦП можно получить сколько угодно образований, ходить на работу, пить с друзьями и жить полноценной жизнью

Жизнь с ДЦП

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Сегодня в ординаторской Максим Краснов - врач-невролог, кандидат медицинских наук, специалист по нейрогенетике.
Он развенчивает мифы о болезни Паркинсона. Это болезнь, от которой не умирают, но с которой жить тяжело, если не подобрать правильный курс лечения.
Максим Краснов рассказывает, чем симптомы Паркинсона отличаются от симптомов других болезней. Можно ли пить алкоголь с таким диагнозом? Как тренировать мозг для профилактики Паркинсона?
О том, как боролись с болезнью раньше, как справляются сейчас, и какие разработки, облегчающие состояние больных, уже проходят испытания. Может ли человечество надеяться на излечение от этого заболевания?
Не дрожите от страха, и от других болезней тоже - слушайте "Ординаторскую", обращайтесь к врачам, когда это нужно, и будьте здоровы!

Болезнь паркинсона

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В гостях у Алексея Кощеева пластический хирург Анастасия Чиркова, которая рассказывает о красоте внешней и внутренней. Что самое главное в работе пластического хирурга?
Какие объективные факторы необходимы, чтобы начать в себе что-то исправлять?
Подробности о том, как делают липосакцию.
Когда обратиться к пластическому хирургу, а когда лучше – к психологу?
Это, и многое другое в весеннем выпуске подкаста «Ординаторская» о красоте.

Пластическая хирургия – медицина или бизнес?

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Алексей Кащеев и Боярков Александр Валентинович - заведующий отделения анестезиологии ГКБ 40 территория Коммунарка - раскладывают все на свои места специально для вас. Слушайте комментарии врачей из эпицентра борьбы с короновирусом, чтобы узнать подробности из первых рук. 
А также в выпуске: как врачи готовились к первым пациентам, как выглядит коммуникация с больными, что врачи надевают на себя, первые пациенты, текущая обстановка.

Коммунарка: эксперты развеивают страхи

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В первом выпуске подкаста «Ординаторская» в гостях у Алексея Кащеева – кандидат медицинских наук, врач-инфекционист Екатерина Степанова, которая знает о вирусах всё.
Из этого выпуска подкаста вы узнаете:
Чем пандемия коронавируса отличается от других пандемий в новейшей истории человечества?
Нужно ли носить медицинские маски?
Что делать, если на вас чихнули в метро?
Как поможет в борьбе с коронавирусом прививка от гриппа и самоизоляция?
Что находится в вашей личной зоне ответственности?
Когда появится вакцина от коронавируса и когда всё это кончится?
А также о профессии врача-инфекциониста – солдата на передовой войны со смертельными болезнями.
Keep calm and stay positive.

Коронавирус. Keep calm and stay positive

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Please visit answersincme.com/YFE860 to participate, download slides and supporting materials, complete the post test, and obtain credit. In this activity, an expert in radiation oncology discusses populations at high risk for cervical cancer and how to apply clinical advances and evolve care in locally advanced disease. Upon completion of this activity, participants should be better able to: Identify populations at high risk of developing cervical cancer; Describe strategies to improve uptake of routine screening for cervical cancer, particularly in high-risk populations; and Outline clinical advances that may evolve the care of patients with newly diagnosed high-risk locally advanced cervical cancer.

Jyoti Mayadev, MD - From Routine Screening to Applying Clinical Advances in Locally Advanced Cervical Cancer: Evolving Care in High-Risk Populations

Please visit answersincme.com/DDF860 to participate, download slides and supporting materials, complete the post test, and obtain credit. In this activity, two experts in advanced gastric cancer discuss the rationale for testing for HER2 status in patients with advanced gastric cancer and how to optimize care based on the latest clinical evidence. Upon completion of this activity, participants should be better able to: Recognize the rationale for testing for HER2 status in patients with pretreated advanced gastric cancer; Translate the latest clinical evidence on testing to guide selection of HER2-targeted treatments for advanced gastric cancer; and Outline practical multidisciplinary approaches to optimize personalized care of patients with previously treated HER2-positive advanced gastric cancer to enhance health-related quality of life.

Geoffrey Ku, MD, MBA - Conversations in Precision Oncology: Harnessing Testing to Drive Personalized Treatment in HER2-Positive Advanced Gastric Cancer

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Peter Lio, MD - Generative AI: Benefits for Your Practice, for Your Patients

Please visit answersincme.com/WZP860 to participate, download slides and supporting materials, complete the post test, and obtain credit. In this activity, an expert dermatologist—who is also an early adopter of generative artificial intelligence (AI)—discusses foundational elements of this emerging technology and its implications in healthcare, both for clinicians and patients. Upon completion of this activity, participants should be better able to: Describe how generative AI is impacting the practice of medicine both from the clinicians’ and patients’ perspectives; and Assess the potential benefits and risks of using generative AI in medical practice.

Peter Lio, MD - AI in Healthcare: A Primer for the Practicing Clinician

Please visit answersincme.com/GTJ860 to participate, download slides and supporting materials, complete the post test, and obtain credit. In this activity, an expert in breast cancer discusses endocrine receptor (ER)–positive, human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2)–negative advanced breast cancer. Upon completion of this activity, participants should be better able to: Review how the evolving concept of ER sensitivity is relevant to therapeutic decision-making in patients with ER-positive, HER2-negative advanced breast cancer; Describe the clinical profiles of approved and emerging therapeutic options for ER-positive, HER2-negative advanced breast cancer post–cyclin-dependent kinase 4 and 6 (CDK4/6) inhibitor use; Identify clinical strategies to optimize the integration of mutational testing into practice for ER-positive, HER2-negative advanced breast cancer; and Outline a personalized approach to therapeutic decision-making to enhance real-world outcomes in ER-positive, HER2-negative advanced breast cancer after initial CDK4/6 inhibitor therapy.

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Welcome to Miyagi!

Driven by science and led by Dr. Ross Walker, and habit expert Dr. Gina Cleo, our programs tackle global health issues like type 2 diabetes, heart disease and more.
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Welcome to the Eat, Live and Move Podcast by Miyagi, where we bring you the latest science-backed conversations - without the fluff, or the fads.

In part 2 of our mini-series on type 2 diabetes, Dr. Gina Cleo and Dr. Ross Walker dive deep into the world of type 2 diabetes management, shedding light on the importance of a multidisciplinary approach. They stress the crucial role of a healthcare team comprising doctors, dietitians, and fitness experts in effectively managing this condition.

Dr. Cleo and Dr. Walker unpack a treasure trove of practical tips and insights to help you navigate the diabetes journey with confidence. From the significance of healthy eating habits and weight management, to the importance of reducing calories and sugar-sweetened drinks, they leave no stone unturned.

The hosts also underscore the importance of prioritising good sleep, healthy eating, and stress management techniques in diabetes management. They highlight the role of medication adherence, regular monitoring, and finding the right healthcare professional for support in staying on track.

Meanwhile, the hosts also explore how stress can lead to unhealthy habits like overeating, poor sleep, and substance abuse, but they offer practical stress management techniques to help you maintain healthy habits.

In essence, Eat, Live, Move emphasises the importance of a balanced diet, regular doctor visits, and medication adherence for optimal diabetes management.

Today is also the season finale of Season 1 of Eat, Live and Move with Miyagi. Thank you to all of our loyal listeners for tuning in so far. We’ll be back for Season 2 shortly!

Episode Highlights:
00:00 Coming up
2:25 The importance of a balanced diet and healthy eating habits for managing diabetes.
5:19 An anecdote about a patient who lost weight by cutting out alcohol and exercising regularly.
7:47 Stress management techniques to reduce stress levels and improve overall health.
10:12 Managing diabetes through breathwork
14:14 What are the medications for type 2 diabetes?
23:29 What’s the misconception about taking insulin?
25:49 How untreated diabetes can lead to macro and micro vascular diseases.
32:17 Is type 2 diabetes can be reversed?
38:14Iindividuals at higher risk of diabetes can still make a powerful lifestyle!
40:40 Question of the week. 

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Type 2 Diabetes PART 2: Medication and Lifestyle Management | #EP 29

Welcome back to another enlightening episode of Eat, Live, Move with your hosts Dr. Ross Walker and Dr. Gina Cleo. Today, we're diving deep into one of the most prevalent health concerns of our time: Type 2 Diabetes. Join us as we unravel the intricacies of its diagnosis, risk factors, and empowering lifestyle changes.

In this episode, our hosts discuss the prevalence of Type 2 Diabetes, mentioning that it is currently on the rise globally, posing a significant public health challenge. Factors such as sedentary lifestyles, unhealthy dietary habits, and increasing obesity rates contribute to this alarming trend. Understanding the scope of this epidemic is crucial in addressing and combating its pervasive impact on individuals and communities worldwide.

Insulin resistance serves as a precursor to Type 2 Diabetes, leading to a condition known as pre-diabetes. This metabolic dysfunction impedes the body's ability to utilise insulin effectively, resulting in elevated blood sugar levels. Identifying and addressing insulin resistance early on can prevent the progression to full-fledged diabetes, highlighting the importance of proactive health management.

Dr. Walker and Dr. Cleo emphasise that living a healthy lifestyle is remarkably more effective than any pharmaceutical intervention in managing Type 2 Diabetes. From adopting a nutritious diet rich in whole foods to engaging in regular physical activity, lifestyle modifications offer unparalleled benefits for improving metabolic health and overall well-being. These holistic approaches address the root causes of diabetes and empower individuals to take control of their health destinies.

Recognising the symptoms and warning signs of diabetes is crucial for early detection and intervention. From increased thirst and frequent urination to unexplained weight loss and fatigue, these indicators signal the need for prompt medical evaluation. By staying vigilant and proactive, individuals can take proactive steps to manage their health effectively.

Meanwhile, our hosts emphasise the importance of consistency over intensity when it comes to making lasting lifestyle changes. Building healthy habits takes time and patience, and adopting a sustainable approach is key to long-term success. By prioritising gradual progress and incorporating small, manageable changes into daily routines, individuals can cultivate lifelong behaviours that support optimal health and well-being.

By understanding its diagnosis, risk factors, and the transformative potential of lifestyle interventions, we can empower ourselves to take proactive steps towards prevention and management. 

Join us next time as we continue our journey towards vibrant health and vitality on Eat, Live, and Move with Miyagi!

Thank you for tuning in!

Episode Highlights:
00:00 Coming up
2:41 Type 2 diabetes and rapid increase in incidences worldwide.
5:37 How can you distinguish type 1 and type 2 diabetes?
10:58 Why does insulin resistance lead to pre-diabetes?
15:43 The reason why living a healthy lifestyle is four times more effective than any drug or supplement a doctor can prescribe. 
21:13 Women with gestational diabetes will develop Type 2 diabetes later in life.
25:58 What are the modifiable risk factors of having diabesity? (Type 2 diabetes + obesity)
31:13 What are the symptoms and potential warning signs of diabetes?
35:40 The importance of consistency over intensity and the time frame for changing your habit. 
37:04 Question of the week. 

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Type 2 diabetes PART 1: Diagnosis and Risk Factor | #EP 28

Welcome back to another insightful episode of Eat, Live, Move with Miyagi! In this episode, our hosts Kate Krieg and Dr. Gina Cleo explore the fascinating topic about  your environment, and how this can influence your habits and goals. 

Cultural norms play a massive role in shaping these beliefs. Kate and Dr. Cleo discuss how deeply ingrained cultural norms influence our perceptions and decisions, shedding light on the subtle yet powerful impact of societal influences on our habits. 

Personal growth isn't just about setting goals; it's about understanding ourselves better. Dr. Cleo shares invaluable insights into achieving personal growth through self-awareness. By knowing ourselves deeply, we can navigate our environments more effectively and stay aligned with our aspirations.

Kate and Dr. Cleo also discusses how visualisation and mental rehearsal can skyrocket our confidence levels. By vividly imagining our successes, we pave the way for actualising our goals with greater assurance and determination.

Bad habits holding you back? Fear not, because self-awareness is your secret weapon. Our hosts explain how understanding our habits and triggers empowers us to break free from unhealthy patterns, fostering a more fulfilling and purposeful life.

Hence, success isn't always a linear journey, and self-care plays a pivotal role in navigating its twists and turns.

Tune in to Eat, Live, Move for more insightful discussions on living your best life in harmony with your environment. Remember, your goals are within reach, and your environment can be your greatest ally on the journey to success.

Episode Highlights:
00:00 Coming up
02:25 How cultural norms shape human’s beliefs about what is right and wrong
5:15 How to achieve personal growth with self-awareness
8:42 What happens when your social influences can make a great impact on your behavior and values
14:11 How visualisation and mental rehearsal boost confidence?
18:31 Why is self-awareness the secret weapon for bad habits?
25:34 Always set boundaries and prioritise self-care
31:34 The relevance of knowing the non-linear nature of success and self-care

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How Your Environment Impacts Your Goals | #EP 27

This week on "Eat, Live, & Move with Miyagi," Kate, the new Chief Transformation Officer of Miyagi and with Dr. Gina Cleo discusses the all-important topic of self-awareness in our health and wellness journey.
In a fast-paced world, it can be easy to rush or do things on autopilot with a lack of self-awareness or reflection. However, this can have a negative impact on our health-behaviours, and mean we aren’t stopping to reflect, or have awareness of our behaviours.
Kate and Dr. Gina talks about the importance of savouring a slower-paced life, and taking time to stop, pause and reflect to enjoy the present moments.
That means, when you find yourself thinking about something you need to do, or something that’s already happened, or something that might happen, gently bring yourself back to the present moment. Focus on what’s going on right now. On your actions, on your environment, on others around you. This takes practice but is essential.
Kate provides 3 practical tips to help you practise intentional reflection to “strengthen the muscle”  throughout your day to make the process easier.
One example is taking 3 deep breaths to improve mindfulness, and bring conscious attention to the present moment. Kate explains that this can work across many settings, for example whether that be before a new task, or to help with behaviours such as slowing down eating, or stopping impulsive drinking or eating. 
Stay tuned for more episodes of "Eat, Live, and Move with Miyagi". Remember, slowing down is a conscious choice, and not always an easy one, but it leads to a greater appreciation for life and a greater level of happiness.
 
Episode Highlights:

00:00 Coming up
01:46 What is self-awareness and its importance in personal growth?
08:27 Why does the conscious mind tend to focus attention?
10:24 What are human’s two brain systems?
12:20 Know these mindfulness practices to increase your self-awareness.
16:26 How to slow down and enjoy the present moment?
21:51 Learn how to savour each moment in life. 
30:10 Why it’s worth it to try sitting with your own discomfort instead of avoiding it. 
38:48 A question for Kate from Charlie.
39:09 Making internal changes can empower personal growth and development. 

 
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About the Guest:

Kate's transformation began with a stressful corporate career that left her unfulfilled. She turned things around by integrating evidence-based tools and listening to her inner wisdom. This shift led her to leave her executive career in 2015 to start her coaching practice, achieving six figures in her first year through word-of-mouth referrals. She also lost 30 kilograms, overcame a 20+ year alcohol habit, and earned Honours Recognition for her MBA despite not finishing Year 12. Kate has designed a fulfilling life that allows her to make a positive impact daily.
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The Conscious Health Journey: How to Embrace Self-Awareness | #26

In this episode of Eat, Live, and Move with Miyagi, we're diving into the world of mindset transformation with Coach Kate Krieg. 
Imagine this: You've tried countless diets, only to feel like a failure when they don't work. But what if the problem isn't you? What if it's the approach that's failing you?
Join us as Kate explores how the dieting industry can condition us to believe that we're the problem, when in reality, it's the approach that's flawed. The Chief Transformation Coach at Miyagi shares practical tools and skills to help you break free from this cycle and achieve lasting change from the inside out.
Discover how challenging your existing mental models and defense mechanisms can lead to a healthier, more fulfilling life. It's time to transform your mindset and transform your habits. Tune in now and start your journey towards a healthier you.
Remember that your mindset is the key to your transformation journey. By challenging your existing mental models and seeking evidence that contradicts your patterns, you can break free from unhelpful habits and take control of your health and happiness. 
Start your journey of internal transformation today.
 
Episode Highlights:

00:00 Coming up
03:28 Achieving Lasting Weight Loss through Internal Transformation
08:16 Sustaining Weight Loss through Internal Transformation
14:44 Understanding Mental Models and Defense Mechanisms
19:36 How Mental Models Affect Your Health and Wellness Goals

 
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How Your Mindset Holds the Key to Health and Wellness | #25

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Madre, tu maternidad cambia tu cerebro, tu cuerpo y tu vida social. Llamamos matrescencia a este proceso que se ocupa de  convertirte en madre. Si quieres mantener o mejorar tu salud, quédate para escuchar a los especialistas que nos acompañan. 

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Tener un plan de posparto es muy importante, aprende por qué con Elena Pajuelo de Actualidad Matrona. Te explicamos qué no puede faltar en él y consejos para hacerlo como contar con tu pareja en la preparación, si la tienes. Hoy hablamos de posparto.  Descarga la app Dana en www.dana-app.com.

¿Cómo prepararte para el posparto?

¿La conciliación te parece una utopía o un chiste? En este episodio vemos una forma de compatibilizar vida familiar y profesional con el experto Franc Carreras.  Hablamos de reinvención profesional, nuevas oportunidades y valentía.  Descarga Dana en www.dana-app.com.

Madre trabajadora | ¿Cómo reinventarse para conciliar?

¿Qué es un buen padre? ¿y un buen acompañante? ¿qué puedes esperar de tu pareja en tu embarazo, parto y posparto? Si te imaginas una matrescencia apoyada, sostenida y cuidada, este es tu episodio. Descubre a Erick Pescador, padre, feminista y sociólogo reconocido.  Hablamos de nuevas, viejas y diversas masculinidades, de corresponsabilidad y de igualdad.  Descarga Dana en www.dana-app.com.

Padres al 100% | Nuevas paternidades o ¿cómo ser padre?

¿Estás sobrecargada? ¿te ocupas de la mayoría de tareas de tu hogar? ¿no sabes cómo conseguir que tu pareja se implique? Este episodio es para ti. Natalia Costas, matrona e investigadora, nos explica por qué creer en tu instinto maternal te sobrecarga y te llena de culpabilidad y ansiedad. ¿Quieres saber más? Hablamos de corresponsabilidad, reparto de tareas, desigualdad de género y feminismo. Descarga Dana en www.dana-app.com.

Y tú, ¿tienes instinto maternal?

¿Dudas sobre la baja de maternidad? ¿ya sabes cómo estirar tu tiempo al máximo? ¿cómo se pide el permiso de lactancia? ¿cuántas semanas tiene ahora el padre? ¿y si tengo mellizos? ¿y si soy familia monomarental? Resolvemos todas tus dudas tras el nacimiento de tu bebé. Hablamos con Neus Solé de BBTramit para que no se nos escape ninguno de tus derechos como madre y te explicamos algún truquillo que te puede venir muy bien.  Descarga Dana en www.dana-app.com. 


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Let’s take a look into the fascinating world of tendon health with Dr. Gerard D’Onofrio in this latest episode of the Dr. Gabrielle Lyon Show. Join us as we explore the crucial role of tendons in overall mobility and discuss the various factors impacting tendon functionality. Learn about the basics of how tendons work in harmony with muscles to support movement and what makes them vulnerable to injuries. Discover the significant influence of nutrients such as hydrolyzed collagen, leucine, and omega-3 fatty acids on tendon health, alongside the effects of hormonal changes and medications like fluoroquinolones and corticosteroids. This episode not only sheds light on critical components of physical health but also offers practical advice for enhancing tendon resilience through diet, supplementation, and mindful medication management. Dr. Gerard D'Onofrio, a specialist in nonoperative treatment of sports and spine injuries. Dr. D'Onofrio excels in diagnosing the root causes of pain and uses advanced imaging techniques like musculoskeletal ultrasound and fluoroscopy to guide his conservative treatment plans. His expertise includes creating personalized therapy programs and performing guided injections and minimally invasive procedures aimed at pain relief and function enhancement. 
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Dive deep into the fascinating world of gut health with Dr. Ken Brown, a physician and expert in the field.  This episode explores how gut health impacts everything from nutrient absorption to overall well-being and even mental health. Dr. Brown shares strategies to cultivate a diverse and healthy gut microbiome, the causes and treatment approaches for chronic constipation, including safe and effective laxative use, and the connection between gut health and muscle health. Ready to take charge of your gut health? Tune in and gain valuable insights from Dr. Ken Brown. 

Heal Your Gut, Heal Your Life | Practical Tips with Dr. Ken Brown

Dr. Jess Gwin, a recognized expert in nutritional sciences, unveils the profound role of proteins and essential amino acids in our diet. We discuss the critical importance of protein quality and its impact on more than just muscle health—exploring how it influences hunger, brain function, and satiety. Delving into the nuances of daily protein optimization, Dr. Gwin explains why all proteins aren't created equal and the implications for dietary guidelines. The conversation also covers the limitations of current dietary guidelines and what future research is needed to improve public health recommendations. Dr. Gwin provides insightful perspectives on the potential changes in how we view protein intake and its overall role in our health. Join us in this enlightening podcast where we explore the essential yet often overlooked aspects of nutritional science and how it impacts your overall wellbeing. This episode is brought to you by Maui Nui, Cozy Earth, Fatty15, InsideTracker, and 1st Phorm.

Unlocking Protein's Power | Dr. Jess Gwin on Essential Amino Acids and Muscle Health

Renowned expert Dr. Mo Khera sheds light on common sexual dysfunctions in both men and women, emphasizing the startling connection between erectile dysfunction and heart attacks. We delve into testosterone, exploring why low levels might not always warrant treatment and the importance of considering symptoms alongside testosterone levels for therapy decisions. The conversation extends to female sexual dysfunction, stressing the significance of addressing common symptoms and a woman's unique concerns. Dr. Khera speaks to the role of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), providing in-depth insights and dispelling myths about increased risks of prostate cancer and heart disease. 
 Join us in this eye-opening podcast where we tackle the often neglected topic of sexual health in relation to your overall wellbeing.  
 

Unveiling the Truth | Exploring Sexual Health and Testosterone with Dr. Mo Khera

Casey Means, MD is a Stanford-trained physician, Chief Medical Officer and Co-founder of metabolic health company Levels, and Associate Editor of the International Journal of Disease Reversal and Prevention. Americans are getting sicker year after year, despite ever-increasing healthcare spending. Dr. Means believes we are focusing on the wrong problem entirely. Metabolic dysfunction. In this podcast, expect to learn about the world of cellular health, the five pillars that contribute to optimal function, the best ways to nourish your cells with the right nutrients and foods, the unique needs of women's health, including hormonal considerations and why fasting might not be the best approach for women (especially during pregnancy).  This podcast also sheds light on the connection between fertility and metabolic health and the 5 biomarkers you can get checked for FREE during your yearly physical to gain valuable insights into your metabolic health. We also touch on how simple changes in your eating habits can significantly lower your risk of disease. This episode is packed with valuable insights into how you can optimize your metabolism and cellular health for a longer, healthier life. This episode is brought to you by PaleoValley, LMNT, Timeline, InsideTracker, and 1stPhorm.

The Missing Piece to Better Health | Optimizing Your Metabolic Health with Dr. Casey Means

The Dr. Gabrielle Lyon Show

La nueva niñez

Estrategia de fijación de precios

Se expone como a pesar de los descubrimientos científicos la población sigue negando el uso de la sustancia por prejuicios

Cannabis y sus prejuicios

Alejandra Monge

tedtalk - plastic surgery

TedTalk

Todo lo que debes saber por especialistas de la salud. En este podcast encontrarás información en distintos temas médicos

En este episodio tenemos como invitada a María José Aguilar Rodríguez, licenciada en fisioterapia especializada en terapia manual ortopédica. Nos habla acerca de las lesiones de la ciática, sus causas y síntomas, las personas más propensas a padecerla, cómo podemos prevenirla y más.

29| Lesiones de la ciática

En este episodio tenemos como invitada a Isabel Galindo, licenciada en odontología. Nos habla acerca de las enfermedades periodontales, los signos para identificarlas, las complicaciones que pueden presentar, el tratamiento y pronóstico de las mismas.

28| Enfermedades periodontales

En este episodio tenemos como invitada a la nutrióloga Nadia Zamacona, quién nos va a hablar acerca de la dieta cetogénica, para quienes es más recomendada y manera correcta de llevarla a cabo. Nadia es una especialista con más de 9 años de experiencia y ha trabajado para clubes de fútbol como Gallos Blancos.

27| Dieta cetogénica y keto

En este episodio tenemos como invitado a Alejandro García Balbás, especialista medicina estética y longevidad. El especialista nos platica acerca de e la diferencia entre toxina Botulinica y el ácido Hialurónico, su durabilidad, quién puede aplicarlo, los mitos y realidades de estos tratamientos, cómo se lleva a cabo el procedimiento y mucho más.

26| Mitos y realidades del Botox y el ácido hialurónico

En este episodio tenemos como invitado al Doctor Arturo Velázquez Verduzco, especialista en Medicina de la Actividad Física y el Deporte. Nos habla acerca de cómo bajar de peso de forma efectiva y saludable, nos explica cómo dosificar el ejercicio por medio de frecuencia cardiaca, y la composición corporal.

25| Cómo bajar de peso de forma efectiva y saludable

Health Manager

Fat Science is a podcast on a mission to explain where our fat really comes from and why it won’t go (and stay!) away. In each episode, we share little-known facts and personal experiences to dispel misconceptions, reduce stigma, and instill hope. Fat Science is committed to creating a world where p...

Join Dr. Emily Cooper, Andrea Taylor, and Mark Wright on this episode of Fat Science as they explore the nuances of exercise intensity and its impact. Andrea and Mark share personal stories about integrating exercise into daily life, while Dr. Cooper discusses the comprehensive benefits of different exercise types—from cardio to strength training to gardening—and the crucial role of consistent activity. 
Listen as they debunk myths about spot reduction, discuss the dangers of overtraining, and emphasize the importance of a balanced approach, including nutrition before and after workouts, to avoid metabolic issues and stress. 
Key Discussion Points:

 The importance of consistency and variety in exercise.
 Benefits of strength training for cardiovascular and metabolic health 
 Understanding the pitfalls of using exercise primarily for stress relief 
 The advantages of cross-training to prevent injuries 
  Necessity of a comprehensive health program for effective weight loss 

Resources from the episode:

  Learn more about Fat Science here.
  Connect with Dr. Emily Cooper on LinkedIn.
  Connect with Andrea Taylor on LinkedIn.
  Connect with Mark Wright on LinkedIn.  

Fat Science is a podcast on a mission to explain where our fat really comes from and why it won’t go (and stay!) away. In each episode, we share little-known facts and personal experiences to dispel misconceptions, reduce stigma, and instill hope. Fat Science is committed to creating a world where people are empowered with accurate information about metabolism and recognize that fat isn’t a failure. This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice. 
If you have a show idea, feedback, or just want to connect, email Mark Wright at mark@beatsworking.show. 

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How Hard Should I Exercise? (Red, Yellow, or Blue Zone?)

Dive into the sweet science with Dr. Emily Cooper, Andrea Taylor, and Mark Wright on this episode of Fat Science. Discover the truth behind artificial sweeteners and food additives, as Dr. Cooper reveals shocking connections between diet sodas and health issues like obesity and diabetes. Andrea discusses her personal preferences for Diet Coke and Splenda, weighing the benefits against potential risks. 
Learn about the hidden dangers lurking in your food packaging and explore why "ultra-processed" might be more than just a buzzword in our diets. The trio debates the impact of food industry practices on our health, emphasizing the importance of choosing products as close to their natural state as possible. Dr. Cooper also presents an intriguing view on natural vs. artificial sweeteners, urging listeners to reconsider their daily choices. 
In this enlightening discussion, uncover how everything from your plastic water bottle to the seemingly harmless canned beveragecould be contributing to a broader health epidemic. Get ready to be inspired to look more critically at the ingredients and packaging of your food. 
Resources from the episode:

 Learn more about Fat Science here.
 Connect with Dr. Emily Cooper on LinkedIn. 
 Connect with Andrea Taylor on LinkedIn.
 Connect with Mark Wright on LinkedIn.  

Fat Science is a podcast on a mission to explain where our fat really comes from and why it won’t go (and stay!) away. In each episode, we share little-known facts and personal experiences to dispel misconceptions, reduce stigma, and instill hope. Fat Science is committed to creating a world where people are empowered with accurate information about metabolism and recognize that fat isn’t a failure. This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice. 
If you have a show idea, feedback, or just want to connect, email Mark Wright at mark@beatsworking.show. 

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Artificial Sweeteners & Food Additives

Mountaineer Russell Cunningham joins hosts Dr. Emily Cooper, Andrea Taylor, and Mark Wright on this episode of Fat Science, exploring the dark side of athletics. Russell opens up about his battle with metabolic damage from severe undernourishment and disordered eating, recounting a harrowing story where intensive activity eclipsed healthy fueling. 
Discover how dietary misconceptions and extreme exercise nearly shattered Cunningham's health, and learn why he warns athletes against the dangerous allure of looking fit at the expense of being healthy. Dr. Cooper unravels the twisted science that leads athletes down this path, emphasizing the critical need for proper nourishment for peak performance and longevity in sports. 
Together, the hosts and Cunningham debunk the myth of athlete immunity to metabolic issues, stressing the importance of balanced training and robust nutrition strategies. This episode is a must-listen for athletes, coaches, and anyone enticed by the misleading promises of under-fueling for a lean physique. 
Resources from the episode:

 Learn more about Fat Science here.
 Connect with Dr. Emily Cooper on LinkedIn.
  Connect with Andrea Taylor on LinkedIn.
  Connect with Mark Wright on LinkedIn.   

Fat Science is a podcast on a mission to explain where our fat really comes from and why it won’t go (and stay!) away. In each episode, we share little-known facts and personal experiences to dispel misconceptions, reduce stigma, and instill hope. Fat Science is committed to creating a world where people are empowered with accurate information about metabolism and recognize that fat isn’t a failure. This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice. 
If you have a show idea, feedback, or just want to connect, email Mark Wright at mark@beatsworking.show. 

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How Athletes Can Damage Their Metabolism with Russell Cunningham

In this episode of Fat Science, Dr. Emily Cooper, Andrea Taylor, and Mark Wright unpack the harsh realities and societal challenges individuals face because of their body size.  
Dr. Cooper discusses the medical misconceptions surrounding body weight and health, Andrea opens up about her personal struggles with weight perception from a young age, and Mark reflects on his past attitudes and the collective need for a more supportive societal framework. 
A few key points: 

 The link between body image and health misconceptions.
 Personal stories of dealing with societal and media fat-shaming.
  The impact of childhood experiences on long-term self-perception.
  Strategies for changing public perceptions and improving media representation. 

Together, our hosts explore how changing narratives in media and personal attitudes can profoundly impact individuals' mental and physical health. The episode is an enlightening exploration of how stereotypes and healthcare biases against higher weight individuals perpetuate a cycle of stigma and misunderstanding. 
Resources from the episode:

  Learn more about Fat Science here.
  Connect with Dr. Emily Cooper on LinkedIn.
  Connect with Andrea Taylor on LinkedIn.
  Connect with Mark Wright on LinkedIn.  

Fat Science is a podcast on a mission to explain where our fat really comes from and why it won’t go (and stay!) away. In each episode, we share little-known facts and personal experiences to dispel misconceptions, reduce stigma, and instill hope. Fat Science is committed to creating a world where people are empowered with accurate information about metabolism and recognize that fat isn’t a failure. This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice. 
If you have a show idea, feedback, or just want to connect, email Mark Wright at mark@beatsworking.show. 

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Fat Stigma in Media + Fat-Shaming

Tackle the tricky terrain of medications and their mysterious effect on metabolism in this episode of Fat Science with Dr. Emily Cooper, Andrea Taylor, and Mark Wright. 
Dr. Cooper skillfully unravels the complexities of metabolic dysfunction, revealing how certain medications can tip the scales toward unexpected weight gain and glucose imbalances. Andrea shares her own medication-induced hurdles, highlighting the setbacks on her health journey and the weighty challenge of navigating metabolic disturbances while on mood stabilizers and antidepressants. And Mark sheds light on the less-discussed aspect: the high stakes involved with supplements and over-the-counter promises.  
Key takeaways include the importance of being informed about the supplements and medications you take, the potential risks and benefits, and ensuring open dialogue with healthcare providers. This episode is a must-listen for anyone on a health journey affected by medications. 
Resources from the episode:

 Learn more about Fat Science here.
 Connect with Dr. Emily Cooper on LinkedIn. 
 Connect with Andrea Taylor on LinkedIn.
 Connect with Mark Wright on LinkedIn.  

Fat Science is a podcast on a mission to explain where our fat really comes from and why it won’t go (and stay!) away. In each episode, we share little-known facts and personal experiences to dispel misconceptions, reduce stigma, and instill hope. Fat Science is committed to creating a world where people are empowered with accurate information about metabolism and recognize that fat isn’t a failure. This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice. 
If you have a show idea, feedback, or just want to connect, email Mark Wright at mark@beatsworking.show. 

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Medications That Can Cause Metabolism Problems

Fat Science

Podcast Pharma insider talk to aktualności z rynku, ciekawostki i wiedza od ekspertów z rynku farmaceutycznego. Wysłuchaj insiderskiego podcastu, dzięki któremu lepiej poznasz branżę w Polsce i na świecie. Partnerem podcastu jest platforma Kariera w Farmacji (karierwfarmacji.pl), na której znajdzies...

Entrepreneurship

Ewa Stawiarska, lekarz i prowadząca profil @doktorka_od_7_bolesci, opowiada o swojej nietypowej ścieżce kariery - co skłoniło ją do przerwania pracy w gabinecie i przebranżowienia do badań klinicznych. Jakie aspekty codziennej pracy w branży badań klinicznych różnią się od pracy w gabinecie medycznym, jakie są największe korzyści, a jakich aspektów pracy w gabinecie może brakować w porównaniu do pracy w badaniach. Zapraszamy do odsłuchania ciekawej rozmowy o odnalezieniu się w nowym środowisku i odwadze do pojęcia decyzji o zmianie kierunku kariery. Prowadząca: Justyna Uman-Ntuk.

Od lekarza do badań klinicznych. Gościni: Ewa Stawiarska (doktorka_od_7_bolesci)

Monika Zemelka, Dyrektor ds. rozwoju ośrodków badań klinicznych, monitor i koordynator, w rozmownie z Justyną Uman-Ntuk opowiada, na jakich etapach procesu badawczego najczęściej pojawiają się blokady, które uniemożliwiają kontynuację działań prowadzących do wprowadzenia leku na rynek. Jakość komunikacji, poziom świadomości pacjentów czy aspekt ludzki w przeprowadzaniu badań, składają się na elementy, które mogą powodować trudności w ich ukończeniu. Odcinek zakończy podjęcie tematu innowacji i usprawnień, jakie można wprowadzić, aby skutecznie zaprojektować oraz przeprowadzić badanie kliniczne.

Dlaczego badania kliniczne się "nie udają"? Gościni: Monika Zemelka

Karol Makowski, Dyrektor firmy CRO, wykładowca na Poznańskim Uniwersytecie Medycznym i koordynator grupy ds. wyrobów medycznych GCPpl,  oraz Oskar Luty, prawnik, Ombudsman WUM i członek stowarzyszenia GCPpl, w rozmowie z Justyną Uman-Ntuk opowiadają, jakie wyzwania stają przed firmami, chcącymi certyfikować wyrób medyczny. Z odcinka dowiesz się min. czym różnią się badania kliniczne w przypadku wyrobów medycznych a leków, jakie wyroby trzeba badać klinicznie i jakie wymagania rejestracyjne muszą spełnić. Słuchacze odcinka dowiedzą się, jakie najnowsze zmiany prawne wpływają na proces certyfikacji wyrobu medycznego oraz jakich zmian na rynku mogą spodziewać się firmy w najbliższych latach.

Certyfikacja wyrobu medycznego: wyzwania i pułapki. Goście: Karol Makowski, Oskar Luty

Gościni programu, dr Anita Burkat-Dulak, Pełnomocnik Zarządu ds. Projektów Innowacyjnych wyjaśnia jak wprowadzić na rynek startup medtech - producenta sprzętu. Odcinek odpowiada na wiele pytań związanych z procesem wprowadzania innowacyjnego produktu na rynek w branży medycznej, opisuje najczęstsze wyzwania i blokady, na jakie napotykają firmy wprowadzające nowy produkt oraz wskazuje trendy, jakie można zauważyć w ostatnich latach w kontekście skutecznego wprowadzania innowacji medycznych.

Jak wprowadzić na rynek startup medtech - producenta sprzętu. Gościni: Anita Burkat-Dulak

Gość programu, Konrad Tuszyński, Dyrektor ds. Naukowych w 3PG wyjaśnia, w jaki sposób nie wpaść w pułapki błędnej interpretacji badań naukowych czy badań klinicznych. Na co dzień pracuje z ponad 40 redaktorami w Wydawnictwie Farmaceutycznym, którzy pod jego okiem tworzą wiarygodne, aktualne i praktyczne podręczniki dla farmaceutów dostępne na wydawnictwo.farmPartnerem odcinka jest Wydawnictwo Farmaceutyczne.Jest to odcinek dla wszystkich medyków, ale i tych, którzy chcą lepiej rozumieć, jak poprawnie interpretować dane i wyniki badań naukowych, wytycznych, przeglądów systematycznych.

Pułapki w interpretacji badań naukowych w medycynie i farmacji. Gość: Konrad Tuszyński

Pharma insider talk

This podcast will take you on a journey of MBBS. All through the process of what it takes to become a doctor. 
Tune in with your host, Alia Naaz, 4th Year Medical student for interesting episodes featuring students, academicians and eminent Doctors.
Write to me at dralianaaz@gmail.com

It's not our healthcare system that has collapsed, no doubt it is overwhelmed but no hospital has been shut, no doctor has retreated from Frontline. They are fighting missiles with sticks and still holding the fort. If anything that has failed, its the administrative system.

Our healthcare system has not collapsed!

There has been a lot of instances where I and my female friends have been called a nurse or a sister in the ward which is totally fine for someone who doesnt know it, but the thing that bothers me is the fact people have this stereotype of the men being doctors and women being the nurses. They can't accept the fact that women are also competent enough to be a doctor.

Women in medical field!

Hi! Here's an episode in which i talk about why I chose to become a doctor, I'm glad I chose this field or I can say this field chose me to serve people and help them in their miseries. If you wanna know more about such content, keep listening to medilife

Why I chose to become a doctor!

Well there is an endless list of struggles that an mbbs student goes through but to top the list is the struggle of going through the exam phase! Here's an episode in which I talk about how challenging exam phase is and how it affects us. For more content, keep listening to medilife :)

The one with exam struggles!

Hey guys! Guess what? I've finally been vaccinated against the covid-19 virus! The first dose is done, second one to go. Here's my experience of getting vaccinated! Listen to my podcast and know all about it.

My Vaccination journey against covid-19!!

Medilife Podcast

This Podcast aims to educate people about Medicine using simple language

Whats is Cold?since I have started working as a general physician, I have faced many people who comes to the Local Health Centre with Symptoms of cold to ask for treatments. In this podcast you will understand the difference between a Viral disease and a Bacterial disease.

Whats is Cold?

Al Khansa | الخنساء

Various topics filtered through my knowledge and experience. This is unrelated to my Diet and Health podcast as I get tired of talking about diet all the time. It ends up that often diet sneaks into these podcasts also.  I am a retired physician so nothing I say should be considered medical advice. ...

My goal has been to reduce Obesity, Prediabetes, and Type 2 diabetes and have have several audiobooks, paperbacks,and eBooks on the subject.  We now have 42% of those on the modern wester diet with one of these problems.  I have covered the etiology and what to do about this, but these is a gap in this information.
The incidence of being overweight or obese for the ages 2-19 is now 33%.  Fifty years ago it was 5%.  For most of history it has been even less.  Fat children are much more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes, and at an early age.  I am going to explain to you why this is happening and what can be done about it.
To do this I am going to have to teach you about epigenetics.
I have an audiobook and paperback on this subject which can be obtained by visiting kellygregg.com.  I am also going to review the book through a series of podcast.  This is the last one and reviews the maintenance diet.  Of course you could always just get the audiobook.
I am a retired physician and hence you should not consider anything I tell you to be medical advice.  It may be good advice and I count on your common sense to determine that.

Fat Newborns, Infants, and Kids Number 11

My goal has been to reduce Obesity, Prediabetes, and Type 2 diabetes and have have several audiobooks, paperbacks,and eBooks on the subject.  We now have 42% of those on the modern wester diet with one of these problems.  I have covered the etiology and what to do about this, but these is a gap in this information.
The incidence of being overweight or obese for the ages 2-19 is now 33%.  Fifty years ago it was 5%.  For most of history it has been even less.  Fat children are much more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes, and at an early age.  I am going to explain to you why this is happening and what can be done about it.
To do this I am going to have to teach you about epigenetics.
I have an audiobook and paperback on this subject which can be obtained by visiting kellygregg.com.  I am also going to review the book through a series of podcasts.  This one is more epigenetics.  Of course you could always just get the audiobook.

Fat Newborns, Infants, and Kids Number 10

My goal has been to reduce Obesity, Prediabetes, and Type 2 diabetes and have have several audiobooks, paperbacks,and eBooks on the subject.  We now have 42% of those on the modern wester diet with one of these problems.  I have covered the etiology and what to do about this, but these is a gap in this information.
The incidence of being overweight or obese for the ages 2-19 is now 33%.  Fifty years ago it was 5%.  For most of history it has been even less.  Fat children are much more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes, and at an early age.  I am going to explain to you why this is happening and what can be done about it.
To do this I am going to have to teach you about epigenetics.
I have an audiobook and paperback on this subject which can be obtained by visiting kellygregg.com.  I am also going to review the book through a series of podcasts.  This is on genetics.  Of course you could always just get the audiobook.

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CME in Minutes: Education in Oncology & Hematology

Eat, Live & Move with Miyagi

Maternidad y matrescencia

The Dr. Gabrielle Lyon Show

Alejandra Monge

TedTalk

Health Manager

Fat Science

Pharma insider talk

Medilife Podcast

Al Khansa | الخنساء

Health Topics by Kelly Gregg MD

What The Plasma

Paulo

Medical Practice Management Fall 2021

Critical Care Conversations

Letícya Gomes Podcast

PodcastHealth

WIRsprechen

Síntese Proteica

Vírus e Bactérias

Podcast Hospital da Luz

Hipotiroidismo

Hora da Morte

Dentists Who Invest Podcast

Out for Blood

The Cancer Pod: Integrative Medicine Talk

DoctorPodcast

Knock Knock, Hi! with the Glaucomfleckens

Cuidados Postoperatorios Inmediatos, Mediatos Y Tardíos

MaherMaryam

Embriología: El Podcast

Osteogénesis Imperfecta, Una Enfermedad Que No Tiene Cura

Coffee with Coker

Fit As A Fiddle

Healthcare Reimagined

Habeeb uddin

Mi Primer Podcast ❤️

Nadia

ABCSG Podcast: Medizin im Kontext

Siraz's Podcast

Sistemas

SFAMpen

All Vets Are Off

Healthcare in Prisons

PointHealthTech Podcast

CME Anytime - Emergency Medicine

FACTSinnated

Die Burnout und Depression Spezialisten