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Hadassah On Call: New Frontiers in Medicine takes you behind the headlines with Hadassah Medical Organization doctors and specialists, patients and nurses. Listen and be amazed.

Brought to you by Hadassah, The Women's Zionist Organization of America.

Health & Fitness

In the aftermath of the attack on Israel on October 7, the Hadassah Medical Organization's chief psychologist discusses how post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can affect individuals who have experienced traumatic events as well as those close to them.

The Invisible Wound: Living with PTSD

How important are the correct shoes? Is foot health only crucial if you are diabetic? Simple fractures, arthritis—what are the new treatments? In this episode, we're talking to Dr. Yechiel Gellman, senior foot and ankle surgeon at the Hadassah Medical Organization.

Your Best Foot Forward

In this special episode, we sit down with Dr. Dvora Bauman, director of the Bat Ami Center for Victims of Sexual Abuse. She sheds light on the pressing issue of sexual violence stemming from the October 7 Hamas massacre in Israel, its implications, and the challenges ahead. 

#EndTheSilence: Addressing Sexual Violence

Listen as Donna Zfat-Zwas, MD, MPH, Director of the Linda Joy Pullin Cardiovascular Wellness Institute for Women of the Hadassah Medical Organization, discusses new procedures, diet tips, and much more to reduce your risk of heart disease. 

Pulse Check: Beating Heart Disease

Dr. Michal Kaufman, head of the Ear Surgery and Cochlear Transplantation Center at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem, talks us through the causes and treatments of hearing loss. 

All Ears: Hearing Loss Treatments & Trends

Hadassah On Call: New Frontiers in Medicine

C’est lorsque nous nous rendons chez le médecin que nous sommes le plus vulnérables. Nous nous fions à la personne qui tient le scalpel. Nous nous fions à l’hôpital. Nous nous fions au système. Christopher Duntsch était un neurochirurgien qui semblait très sûr de lui. Il prétendait être le meilleur ...

True crime

Michelle Shughart avait de quoi faire, car aucun médecin jusque-là n’avait été poursuivi pour des crimes commis en pratiquant la médecine. Les vies de ses patients ne seraient plus jamais les mêmes, mais qu’adviendrait-il du Dr Duntsch ? Les habitants de Dallas ont du mal à comprendre ce qui a pu le motiver à commettre de telles atrocités. Et que se passera-t-il si le système se retrouve face à un nouveau « Dr LaMort » ? 

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Tourner la page | 6

Le Dr Henderson et le Dr Kirby hurlaient à qui voulait l’entendre de les aider à empêcher le Dr Duntsch d’opérer. Kirby écrivit au conseil médical du Texas. Henderson et lui se rendirent au poste de police. Mais personne ne voulait les entendre.

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Chute libre | 5

Si un médecin est renvoyé d’un hôpital, l’établissement doit le signaler immédiatement. C’est ce qui permet aux médecins problématiques de ne pas être embauchés dans d’autres établissements. Mais les lieux où le Dr Duntsch effectua des opérations ne le signalèrent pas auprès des autorités compétentes. S’ils l’avaient fait, peut-être que la trajectoire destructrice de Duntsch aurait été interrompue bien plus tôt.

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La lâcheté | 4

Kimberly Morgan fut attirée par Christopher Duntsch dès leur rencontre. Il était charmant, et semblait destiné à de grandes choses. Mais elle vit aussi une autre facette de cet homme. Le comportement de Duntsch poussa bien des personnes qui le croisèrent à se demander : Était-il un médecin perturbé ? Un très mauvais chirurgien ? Ou un tueur de sang-froid ?

« Death Don’t Have No Mercy », interprété par Delaney Davidson et Marlon Williams, avec la permission de Rough Diamond Records.

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Le rasoir d’Ockham | 3

Chris Duntsch était un étudiant en médecine prometteur, avec un brillant avenir devant lui. Ses amis furent choqués d’apprendre quel médecin il finirait par devenir. « Pas Chris, disaient-ils. Ce n’est pas l’homme que je connais. » Le Chris Duntsch qu’ils connaissaient était déterminé, travailleur, intelligent, et avait le regard pétillant. Et personne ne pensait mieux connaître Chris Duntsch que son meilleur ami, Jerry Summers.

« Death Don’t Have No Mercy », interprété par Delaney Davidson et Marlon Williams, avec la permission de Rough Diamond Records.

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Chris et Jerry | 2

Dr LaMort

¡Hola, soy la Dra Paulina Castro!
Directora de Fundación Vive Sin Cáncer, amante de la innovación, emprendimiento, y temas de bienestar, estilo de vida y salud.
Te invito a conocer tips para mejorar tu calidad de vida, mediante entrevistas y charlas con expertos, sobre distintos temas como nutrición...

El cuerpo en movimiento es un cuerpo saludable pero hay que saber qué condiciona un desgaste acelerado de las articulaciones y cómo tratarlo a tiempo.
Carlos Rafael Palma Reyes es egresado de la licenciatura en Fisioterapia en la Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro 2014.
Es Profesor de Asignatura de la Licenciatura en Fisioterapia, Capacitador del método Neurohabilitación, está Certificación en Punción seca por la Asociación Mexicana de Fisioterapia Manual e Instrumental (AMFI) y es Terapeuta FNP Avanzado (3B).
En el 2017 fue acreedor al mérito de: “PROTECCIÓN SOCIAL EN SALUD” otorgada por Seguro Popular del estado de Michoacán. Y en el 2018 como Asesor del cartel ganador del VI coloquio de investigación científica de la ENES unidad León titulado “EFICACIA DE LA TERAPIA FÍSICA EN EL CONTROL POSTURAL DE PACIENTES CON PARKINSON” .
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Salud en movimiento

¿Podemos hablar sobre el suicidio?
Edwin Ramírez es Psicólogo de Salud y Bienestar. Se dedica a ayudar a las personas a liberarse del sufrimiento emocional, para que puedan ser libres y felices.
Actualmente es Vicepresidente del colegio de psicólogos del estado de Chihuahua, Sección Camargo. Y forma parte del Podcast de Con Ganas, tratando temas que transformarán tu vida.
Nos comparte su conocimiento sobre el suicidio, qué es lo que debemos de hacer para prevenirlo y la importancia de normalizar hablar sobre el tema para que disminuyan los casos.
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Podcast: Con Ganas
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Suicidio: Lo que debes saber para prevenirlo

¿Cómo apoyar el desarrollo personal en la etapa oncológica?
Adriana Ambriz es Licenciada en Ciencias de la Comunicación, Máster en Mercadotecnia, Certificada en Consultoría de empresas y con un Diplomado en Imagen por el Colegio de Imagen Pública en México. Es catedrática en distintas universidades en sus carreras y especialidades con enfoque a la comunicación, marketing y relaciones públicas.
Fundadora y directora de MIC Essenza, empresa dedicada a la comunicación e imagen, cuyo principal objetivo es ayudar a empoderar a todo ser humano de forma personal, profesional o empresarial.
Nos comparte la importancia de la imagen, el empoderamiento de la mujer, el lenguaje no verbal, la psicología del color y la aceptación y el cuerpo. Explica en qué consiste la imagen oncológica y todo el trabajo necesario para que una persona se sienta mejor y tenga un impulso a su bienestar así como a su estado de ánimo.
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Imagen Oncológica

“Ahora soy más fuerte que antes.” - Laura
Nuestra invitada en este Paucast es Laura Tinoco, ella tiene 49 años y lleva 2 años con tratamiento para el Cáncer de mama. Ella nos comparte su testimonio como paciente de esta enfermedad oncológica.
Nos comenta un poco sobre el proceso de detección del cáncer de mama, su reacción al enterarse que padecía esta enfermedad, el valor de realizarse una Mastografía a tiempo y y el apoyo fundamental que ha brindado su familia en esta etapa.
Para ella el amor, la actitud y la familia son de suma importancia para luchar contra esta enfermedad. “El mejor doctor Dios y la mejor medicina, la oración.“
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Escuchar cáncer me dio mucho dolor por el miedo a morir

“La alimentación es la medicina del futuro“
La Mtra. Cynthia Raquel Moreno, Nutriologa clínica y coordinadora de la carrera de nutrición en la universidad UNIVA, nos comparte su experiencia y conocimientos prácticos respecto a la nutrición clínica y onconutrición
Si te interesa conocer qué tipo de alimentos están asociados al cáncer, cuáles alimentos puedes evitar si tienes un cáncer de mama hormonal, y qué medidas puedes implementar en casa para elegir alimentos de calidad, este Paucast es para ti.
A través de información concisa, Cynthia nos comparte su conocimiento y diversos consejos.
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El Cáncer de mama y la nutrición

Paucast by Dra. Paulina Castro

One article.
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100% evidence based.
From the Washington University Hospital Medicine Virtual Journal Club
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A pair of articles from EMPORER-Preserved examines outcomes in HFpEF patients treated with empagliflozin.
Empagliflozin in Heart Failure with a Preserved Ejection Fraction | Hospital Medicine Virtual Journal Club
Effect of Empagliflozin on Worsening Heart Failure Events in Patients with Heart Failure and a Preserved Ejection Fraction: The EMPEROR-Preserved Trial | Hospital Medicine Virtual Journal Club

HMVJC Minute #33 - Empagliflozin for heart failure and preserved EF: September 4, 2021

An observational study in Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine examines the impact of heart rate reduction in patients with heart failure.
In-hospital Heart Rate Reduction With Beta Blockers and Ivabradine Early After Recovery in Patients With Acute Decompensated Heart Failure Reduces Short-Term Mortality and Rehospitalization | Hospital Medicine Virtual Journal Club

HMVJC Minute #32 - Heart rate modulation in heart failure: August 16, 2021

A randomized trial from JAMA compares outcomes between a balanced electrolyte solution and normal saline for fluid resuscitation in ICU patients.
Effect of Intravenous Fluid Treatment With a Balanced Solution vs 0.9% Saline Solution on Mortality in Critically Ill Patients: The BaSICS Randomized Clinical Trial | Hospital Medicine Virtual Journal Club

HMVJC Minute #31 - Fluid type for resuscitating ICU patients: August 10, 2021

A retrospective cohort study published in Cardiology Research questions the need to transition heart failure patients to oral diuretics before discharge.
Trial of Oral Diuretics Prior to Discharge Is Not Associated With Improved Outcomes in Decompensated Heart Failure | Hospital Medicine Virtual Journal Club

HMVJC Minute #30 - Oral lasix before discharge in heart failure patients: August 5, 2021

A randomized trial in the New England Journal compares therapeutic anticoagulation to standard prophylaxis in non-ICU patients with COVID-19.
Therapeutic Anticoagulation with Heparin in Noncritically Ill Patients with Covid-19 | Hospital Medicine Virtual Journal Club

HMVJC Minute #29 - Anticoagulation in non-ICU COVID-19 patients: August 5, 2021

Hospital Medicine Virtual Journal Club Minute

In-depth conversations with academics and clinicians about all topics relating to the clinical management of pain, injury and rehabilitation of foot, ankle and lower limb conditions.

Alex is joined by Prof Peter Malliaras, a Physiotherapist and world renowned tendon researcher from Melbourne to talk about posterior tibial tendinopathy. A not so often talked about tendon, but a common condition seen in foot and ankle practice, they talk through the specifics of managing difficult cases, considerations for exercise and rehabilitation and managing the person. About Peter: 
Peter Malliaras is a physiotherapist and researcher from Melbourne, Australia specializing in tendinopathy. In 2006 he completed his PhD in tendinopathy identifying novel risk factors, and since has undertaken post doctoral research in the UK and Australia, and has co-authored over 100 peer review publications. 
Currently, he is a Professor at Monash University Physiotherapy Department and involved in multiple funded tendinopathy research projects in Australia and internationally. His research focuses on understanding pain and neuromuscular impairments, and clinical trials testing the efficacy of exercise and other interventions in the management of tendinopathy. Peter maintains a strong clinical focus, specializing in the rehabilitationa and management of difficult tendinopathy cases and regularly consults to elite athletes. He sees about 30-40 tendinopathy patients per week and regularly consults to elite athletes.  

Posterior Tibial Tendinopathy with Prof Peter Malliaras

Alex is joined by Darcy Dore, a Sports Podiatrist from Queensland to talk about how he utilises technology in clinical practice, specifically Zebris, point of care ultrasound (POCUS), shockwave and Alter-G treadmills. They talk through the pros and cons of each, how their use has impacted Darcy's clinical practice and who might benefit the most from their use. About Darcy: 
Darcy is a MSK focused podiatrist that consults out of FootFaults/RunClinic in Brisbane QLD. He has completed a post graduate diploma in Sports Medicine and utilises point of care ultrasound clinically. He is passionate about the benefits of using data to inform clinical reasoning and assist his clients with their goals.

Using Tech in Podiatry with Sports Podiatrist Darcy Dore (Zebris, POCUS, Shockwave, Alter-G Treadmill)

Alex is joined by Angelo Vehlo, a Sports and Paediatric Podiatrist from Western Australia to talk about his career, how he developed his career as a sports podiatrist/a niche in managing gymnasts and ballet dancers and what advice he would give to young clinicians with similar goals. About Angelo: 
Angelo is a Sports and Paediatric Podiatrist whose primary passion involves helping his patients rehabilitate from injuries and return to sport fitter and stronger.  Throughout his career, Angelo has worked alongside elite gymnasts, ballet dancers, and a range of contact sports to provide treatment for a range of musculoskeletal injuries, joint complaints and post-operative care. He is extremely passionate about keeping athletes active throughout their rehabilitation. He is currently the Consultant Podiatrist for Perth Demons WAFL Club where you’ll often find him on game-day taping the athletes, and works alongside both Rhythmic Gymnastics Academy and WA Youth Ballet As a born-and-bred Londoner who grew up with a football at his feet (he also passionately supports West Ham United), Angelo has represented and participated in many sporting codes throughout his life including swimming, rugby, and cricket. He loves food and wine and holidaying overseas.

Working with Athletes, Developing as a Sports Podiatrist and Working in Private Practice with Angelo Vehlo

Alex is joined by Anja Behling, a Biomechanist and PhD Candidate to discuss her latest paper "Chasing footprints in time - reframing our understanding of human foot function in the context of current evidence and emerging insights".  Originally designed as a historical review of podiatric biomechanical theories to assist non-Podiatrists attempting to understand how we consider foot function, during the process of writing it developed into a paper highlighting the lack of empirical support for many ways we biomechanically consider the foot and how we treat it.  In this episode Alex picks Anja's brain on the lack of research for traditional theories, emerging new insights into foot and ankle function and together they work to figure out how we can best understand the foot and ankle with the current research available.  About Anja: 
Anja is a PhD Candidate in foot and ankle biomechanics working under the supervision of Podiatrist and foot biomechanics researcher Dr Luke Kelly at the University of Queensland and is co-advised by Dr Michael Rainbow at Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada. Originally completing a bachelors degree in biomechanics from Deutsche Sporthochschule Koln in Germany, she went on to complete a Masters of Performance Analysis and work alongside another juggernaut in biomechanics foot(wear) research, Dr Benno Nigg. With 9 current publications, including what I'd consider a seminal paper in foot and ankle podiatric biomechanics, she's someone I feel safe saying is worth watching her work in the future."

Podiatric Biomechanical Theories with Anja Behling

Alex is joined by Michael Nitschke, a Sports Podiatrist and Athletics coach to discuss the concept of coaching in clinical practice, for both our athletic and non-athletic population, exercise prescription and how our role moves beyond 'fixing' patients to guiding them back to better health and performance. About Michael: Michael graduated with a Bachelor of Podiatry from the University of South Australia (2006) and is a certified Sports Podiatrist (APodA 2017). He has practiced for 15 years in the field of Sports Podiatry with a primary emphasis on reducing running related injury risk via education on training, recovery, strength & conditioning, biomechanics, neuromuscular re-education and footwear selection. Michael has competed in athletics for over 2 decades, and now continues to work in athletics via coaching middle-long distance runners (Level II advanced MD/LD coach - Athletics Australia) at the Adelaide University Athletics Club and head coach of the Adelaide Milers Crew. He also makes time to train and compete himself both on the track & road running events. More recently he has begun part-time research where the focus is looking at the training characteristics of elite and recreational runners and the association with performance and sustainability, along with investigating training pace/critical pace and track running performance prediction. Michael is a co-host of the monthly Shoe Geeks Podcast via the Inside Running Podcast with fellow runners/shoe geeks Julian Spence (The Running Company - Geelong) & Thomas Do Canto (Pinnacle Sports Podiatry).

Coaching in Clinical Practice with Michael Nitschke

The Foot and Ankle Podcast

The Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society presents "Inside Athletic Training," a podcast providing an inside look at the life and careers of athletic trainers in professional, collegiate and high school sports. "Inside Athletic Training" is a must-listen for anyone interested in staying on...

Sports

Baseball

Welcome to the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society's "Tales of the Tape: The Youth Arm Health Epidemic," series hosted by Texas Rangers' Medical Consultant Corey Tremble. In this new series, we'll dive deep into major issues with youth arm health and sports specialization across America with some of the top minds in baseball sports medicine. On episode #1, we sit down with Texas Rangers Sr. Director of Medical Operations, Jamie Reed, to talk about the youth arm health epidemic, sports specialization issues, and what changes need to be made going forward in the best interest of young baseball players and their careers.  For more information about PBATS and athletic training, visit pbats.com. 

Tales of the Tape: The Youth Arm Health Epidemic - Ep. #1

Welcome to the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society's fourth installment of "Tales of the Tape: The Tommy John Series," hosted by Texas Rangers Medical Consultant Corey Tremble. In the final episode of the Tommy John series, we'll dive into the details of the return-to-play process with Tampa Bay Rays Head Athletic Trainer Joe Benge. For more information about PBATS and athletic training, visit pbats.com. 

Tales of the Tape: Tommy John Series - Ep. #4

Welcome to the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society's third installment of "Tales of the Tape," hosted by Texas Rangers Medical Consultant Corey Tremble. This educational program will provide listeners with an inside look into the world of athletic training as it relates to injury diagnosis, surgical procedures, rehab, recovery, and return-to-play planning. Within this program, we'll share multiple series highlighting different types of injuries commonly seen in baseball.

In this week's episode of the Tommy John series, the third of this four-part series, we'll dive into the details of the Tommy John surgery rehab process with Los Angeles Dodgers Director of Player Health Ron Porterfield. For more information about PBATS and athletic training, visit pbats.com. 

Tales of the Tape: Tommy John Series - Ep. #3

Welcome to the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society's second installment of "Tales of the Tape," hosted by Texas Rangers' Medical Consultant Corey Tremble. This educational program will provide listeners with an inside look into the world of athletic training as it relates to injury diagnosis, surgical procedures, rehab, recovery, and return-to-play planning. Within this program, we'll share multiple series highlighting different types of injuries commonly seen in baseball.

In this week's episode, the second of this four-part series, we'll dive into the details of the actual Tommy John surgical procedure, how it started, advancements in today's medical landscape, and much more with Tommy John expert and New York Yankees Head Team Physician Dr. Chris Ahmad. For more information about PBATS and athletic training, visit pbats.com. 

Tales of the Tape: Tommy John Series - Ep. #2

Welcome to the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society's first installment of "Tales of the Tape," hosted by Texas Rangers' Medical Consultant Corey Tremble. This educational program will provide listeners with an inside look into the world of athletic training as it relates to injury diagnosis, surgical procedures, rehab, recovery, and return-to-play planning. Within this program, we'll share multiple series highlighting different types of injuries commonly seen in baseball. 

In this week's episode, the first of this four-part series, we'll dive into the all-important Tommy John surgery, including the history of the surgery, an overview of ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) injuries, and much more with Tommy John expert and New York Yankees Head Team Physician Dr. Chris Ahmad. For more information about PBATS and athletic training, visit pbats.com. 

Tales of the Tape: The Tommy John Series - Ep. #1

Inside Athletic Training

In „Mann, ey!“ sprechen der Urologe Doktor Frank Sommer, erster deutscher Professor für Männergesundheit, und der Wissenschaftsjournalist Sebastian Sonntag über Themen, die unter Männern immer noch als Tabu gelten. Es geht um Erektionsstörungen, Penisgrößen, Haarausfall und vorzeitigen Samenerguss. ...

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How To

Es gibt Hilfe von unserem Experten Prof. Dr. Frank Sommer!
Staffelfinale! Und Professor Sommer erzählt Sebastian Sonntag von einem 23-jährigen Patienten, der nach seiner Ejakulation ständig einen fiesen Schnupfen bekommt: Nase zu, Grippesymptome, das ganze Programm. Der Grund dafür: Eine allergische Reaktion auf das eigene Sperma. Doch, das gibt es, so wie noch sieben andere Ejakulationsstörungen, von denen der Professor in dieser Folge berichtet. Zwanzig bis dreißig Prozent der deutschen Männer leiden übrigens mindestens einmal in ihrem Leben unter einer Ejakulationsstörung. Die gute Nachricht zum Schluss: Die Störungen lassen sich beheben.
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024: Höhepunktprobleme - Ejakulationsstörungen, Schnupfen & Staffelfinale

Es gibt Hilfe von unserem Experten Prof. Dr. Frank Sommer!
Jeder dritte Deutsche leidet unter Schlafstörungen, und einer von ihnen, Stephan, kam zu Professor Sommer in die Sprechstunde. Der 46-Jährige hatte Probleme mit dem Einschlafen, dem Durchschlafen und fühlte sich tagsüber wie erschlagen. In dieser Folge erzählt Professor Sommer nicht nur, wie er Stephan helfen konnte, sondern erklärt, warum Schlaf so wichtig ist, was während des Schlafes passiert und verrät Tipps und Tricks zum Ein- und Ausschlafen. Außerdem geht es noch um Cristiano Ronaldo, nächtliches Schwellkörpertraining und um die Frage von Sebastian Sonntag, ob man eigentlich auch zu viel schlafen kann. 
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023: Gute Nacht! - Schlafstörungen & was wir von Cristiano Ronaldo lernen können

Es gibt Hilfe von unserem Experten Prof. Dr. Frank Sommer!
Professor Sommer outet sich in dieser Folge - als Gegner von Diäten. Die seien Schuld daran, erklärt er Sebastian Sonntag, dass es so viele adipöse Menschen gebe. Und er berichtet von einem 36-jährigen Patienten, der seit 14 Jahren jede Diät ausprobiert und trotzdem mit 20 Kilo zu viel in Professors Sommers Sprechstunde kommt. Wie man es besser machen kann, wie man nachhaltig abnimmt, warum man ein Maßband statt einer Waage benutzen sollte, was eigentlich Dirty Drugs sind und welche vier ganz einfachen Regeln man beim Essen beachten sollte - um all das geht es in dieser Folge. 
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Die Hunger-Skala von 1-10 findest du ebenfalls hier!
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022: Abnehmen mit Köpfchen - Die Diät-Kritik!

Es gibt Hilfe von unserem Experten Prof. Dr. Frank Sommer!
Ein 27-jähriger Patient berichtet Professor Sommer von Erektionsstörungen, die bei ihm nach einer Covid-19-Infektion auftauchten. Aber gibt es da tatsächlich einen Zusammenhang? In dieser Folge geht es genau darum: Wie das Virus sich nicht nur in der Lunge festsetzt, sondern auch im Bauchfett, in den Hoden und im Penis. Und was man dagegen tun kann. 
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Es gibt Hilfe von unserem Experten Prof. Dr. Frank Sommer!
In dieser Folge erklärt Professor Sommer, was es eigentlich mit diesem Y auf sich hat - dem männlichen Geschlechtschromosom. So ein Chromosom ist ja ziemlich wichtig, es ist Träger der genetischen Informationen, die alle Prozesse in unserem Körper steuern. Mit dem Alter haben Männer allerdings weniger Y-Chromosomen, diesem Verlust kann und sollte man jedoch vorbeugen. Wie und warum das so ist, und ob möglicherweise das Y-Chromosom einmal vollständig verschwindet und der Mann ausstirbt - darüber reden Professor Sommer und Sebastian Sonntag diesmal. 
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Are we at an impasse when it comes to dialogue and the critical exchange of fresh and perhaps old ideas? Conflict seems to surround any meaningful exchange especially considering our country’s unique healthcare challenges. Join us as we delve into a myriad of topics that affect the health and well-b...

Gayle is joined by Daniel Cruz, health actuary and consultant, to discuss the state of the actuarial profession in light of recent communications about rating of Affordable Care Act plans.  The actuarial profession plays an important role in safeguarding the institution of insurance for the benefit of society.  We are a self-regulated profession.  We rely on a combination of standards of practice, professionalism, examinations, continuing education, and a disciplinary review pr...

Daniel Cruz on the actuarial profession – a systemic failure of self-regulation?

In this episode, Gayle and Joyce are joined by Dr. Lee Kurisko, a Canadian radiologist who left practice in Thunder Bay Ontario to pursue a career stateside after becoming disillusioned with Canada’s centralized approach to healthcare delivery. His firsthand knowledge of waiting lines, physician and staff shortages, and outdated imaging equipment forced a change of heart from the great confidence he initially felt in Canada’s healthcare system. He soon discovered greater efficiency and less r...

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Gayle recently talked with Leo Wisneiwski, founder of Health Cost Labs (www.healthcostlabs.com) about hospital price transparency and how this newly disclosed data will be a game changer for health care expenditures.  Leo described how his experiences with fee schedules and billing data at an insurer lead him to found a company that cleans hospital price data and makes it usable for brokers, employers and patients.  When insurers change fee schedules, providers respond by billing th...

Will Hospital Price Data be a Game Changer in 2022?  Leo Wisniewski of Health Cost Labs

Greg recently completed a research report for the Society of Actuaries entitled “Uninsured Rate” Measurements and Health Policy Considerations, available at www.soa.org/resources/research-reports/2021/uninsured-rate-measurements/.  He became interested in the measurement of the uninsured rate because we don’t really know the impact of reforms on the uninsured rate, and there’s no agreed-upon definition of being uninsured despite the importance of lowering the rate of uninsurance; every s...

Health Actuary Greg Fann returns to talk about Uninsured Rates

Dr. Wendy Molaska offers many points of view about Direct Primary Care.  In just over 35 minutes, we touch on all of the important aspects of DPC, examined through a variety of lenses including·         Physician and patient perspectives in DPC and traditional primary care·         Physicians employed by a big system vs practicing independently·         Physician incentives in DPC vs in the “sick care” system·&nbs...

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Join us on "The Oprah Ozempic Odyssey," where we explore the intriguing world of weight loss through the lens of Oprah Winfrey's recent remarks about the weight loss drug, Ozempic. Dive into the heated debate surrounding the use of weight loss drugs, and discover the pros and cons of Ozempic as we b...

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In an encouraging development for individuals with extreme obesity, new research suggests that taking glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1)-based medications, such as Ozempic, prior to bariatric surgery can significantly enhance outcomes. Ozempic, primarily employed for the management of type 2 diabetes, is increasingly recognized for its potent weight loss benefits, making it a valuable preoperative treatment.GLP-1 receptor agonists including Ozempic function by mimicking the action of the naturally occurring hormone GLP-1, which is integral in controlling blood sugar levels and appetite. By activating this pathway, Ozempic not only aids in controlling diabetes but also suppresses appetite, leading to substantial weight loss.The study highlights that administering GLP-1 receptor agonists before surgery can improve surgical safety and efficacy. This pre-treatment reduces liver size, decreases abdominal fat, and improves the metabolic health of patients, all of which contribute to the better surgical outcomes. Furthermore, the weight loss from Ozempic use preoperatively may reduce the risks associated with anesthesia and enhance the recovery process.This approach could potentially transform the paradigm of bariatric surgery. Traditionally, bariatric surgery is considered when other weight loss methods have not yielded significant results, or when a patient faces serious health risks due to their weight. By incorporating medications such as Ozempic into the pre-surgery regimen, healthcare providers can ensure a higher success rate and perhaps lower complication rates post-surgery.Additionally, researchers noted that the weight loss effects from Ozempic are profound enough that some patients might even postpone their surgical plans, as the drug helps them reach a healthier weight without the need for invasive procedures. This aspect is particularly important given the costs, risks, and recovery associated with surgery.The findings of this study are prompting a reconsideration of how treatment pathways for extreme obesity are structured, suggesting that a pharmacological intervention could become a standard precursor to surgical options. This would not only streamline the management of extreme obesity but also provide patients with a less invasive first step on their journey to a healthier weight.As this field of medicine continues to evolve, discussions about the best courses of treatment for extreme obesity are likely to become more nuanced, with a growing recognition of the benefits of GLP-1 receptor agonists like Ozempic.

GLP-1 Drugs May Boost Bariatric Surgery Results For Those With Severe Obesity

In recent times, the demand for weight loss medications, notably semaglutide-containing medications such as Ozempic, has skyrocketed. Hailed for their efficacy in weight loss management, these medications are designed to mimic a hormone that targets areas of the brain that regulate appetite and food intake.Originally developed for type 2 diabetes management, Ozempic, the brand name for semaglutide, has gained unprecedented attention after users reported significant weight loss as a side effect. Intended to regulate blood sugar levels, its ability to decrease appetite and promote weight loss has made it a popular off-label choice for those looking to shed pounds.The surging demand has led to the emergence of challenges, particularly concerning the acquisition of the drug. As the legal routes to access Ozempic involve obtaining a prescription from a qualified healthcare provider, an alarming trend has been noted where individuals seek the medication from illegitimate and "faceless" sources. This includes unverified online pharmacies and across international borders where regulation may be lax.The risks associated with obtaining Ozempic from these unauthorized sources are significant. First and foremost, medications sold by unverified vendors can be counterfeit, contaminated, or incorrectly dosed. Such products pose severe health risks that could lead to unexpected side effects, severe health complications, or the lack of intended medical benefit.Furthermore, improper use of Ozempic without professional medical guidance may result in misuse or unforeseen medical complications, especially for individuals with underlying health conditions or those taking other medications. Health officials stress the importance of a comprehensive medical examination and ongoing monitoring by a healthcare professional when using medications like Ozempic. This ensures not only the efficacy of the treatment but also the safety and well-being of the user.The trend of bypassing medical advice in the pursuit of weight loss solutions underscores a broader issue within the healthcare system—accessibility and patient education. While it is tempting to seek quick and significant weight loss results, the dangers of using medications obtained from untrustworthy sources cannot be overemphasized.It is crucial for individuals to fully understand the potential risks and weigh them against the benefits when considering medicated weight loss treatments. Consulting with healthcare providers, discussing all available options, and adhering to prescribed treatments under professional supervision remains the safest approach to achieving health and wellness goals. Moreover, health authorities are intensifying efforts to halt the distribution of medications from illegitimate sources, emphasizing the need for awareness and vigilance among consumers to avoid unforeseen health hazards.

"Officials Warn Against Buying Ozempic From Questionable Online Sources"

In a powerful live event hosted by WeightWatchers, Oprah Winfrey candidly confronted her own role in perpetuating toxic diet culture and unrealistic body standards for decades. Joined by celebrities like Rebel Wilson and Busy Philipps, as well as experts like sociologist Tressie McMillan Cottom, Oprah delved into the pervasive issues of weight stigma, body shaming, and the immense pressure women face to conform to impossible ideals. The event marked a significant shift for both Oprah and WeightWatchers, as they pivoted towards a focus on body acceptance, health, and the revolutionary potential of prescription obesity medications. Through raw storytelling and thought-provoking insights, "Making The Shift" sparked an urgent conversation about the need to dismantle the shame and stigma around weight, and embrace unconditional self-love and worthiness at any size.

Oprah's Weight Loss Revelation-Confronting Diet Culture's Toxic Toll

In this juicy episode, we dive deep into Oprah Winfrey's shocking revelation about using the controversial weight loss drug Ozempic. The media mogul opens up about her decision to leave WeightWatchers, embrace Ozempic, and prepare for a groundbreaking TV special that promises to shatter stigmas surrounding obesity and weight loss medications. Get ready for an inspiring, scandalous, and utterly revolutionary look at Oprah's personal weight loss journey and her mission to rewrite society's narratives around body image and self-acceptance. Buckle up for a story that will blow your mind and leave you feeling empowered!

Oprah on Ozempic -Slams Weight Loss Shaming in New TV Special

In a shocking twist, Oprah Winfrey credits diabetes drug Ozempic for her recent weight loss. Fitness pro Jillian Michaels fires back, accusing Oprah of profiting from Ozempic due to her financial stake in WW International. An explosive debate emerges on celebrities using prescription medications for sheer vanity while Oprah rakes in major money from America's obsession with thinness and quick-fix diets.

Oprah Rakes in Profits Thanks to Ozempic Deal -Jillian Michaels' Stunning Allegation

Oprah's Weight Loss Dilemma: The Ozempic

Our aim is to provide a wide panoramic of what it means to work in Public Health in the U.K. through the experiences of registrars, academics and leaders in the field. We hope to inspire those thinking about pursuing a career in public health as well as those currently training in public health.

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Episode 3 of our special series in partnership with the Faculty of Public Health where we explore one key question - What is Public Health?

It may seem like a simple question, but Public Health is no single thing. The aim of the series is to shine a light on the breadth of Public Health and the challenges ahead by talking to key figures in the field.

This episode we sat down with Professor Dame Jenny Harries. Professor Harries is the Chief Executive of the U.K. Health Security Agency. Professor Harries has over 30 years' experience in public health and has played significant roles in the U.K. Government's response to a range of public health crises including the COVID-19 pandemic, H1N1 and Novichock. She has served as the Regional Director of Public Health for the South of England at Public Health England and later became the Deputy Chief Medical Officer for England. In May 2021, she became the first chief executive of the UK Health Security Agency. Professor Harries has been recognized for her services to health, receiving a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in 2022.

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(00:00) Teaser and introduction
(01:54) What is Public Health?
(03:10) What attracted Jenny to a career in Public Health?
(07:30) Public Health challenges we are not talking enough about
(10:58) Communication in Public Health
(13:37) Being in the public eye
(16:34) Novichok and thinking on your feet
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