An overview of the orthopedic research I conducted this past summer and how better protocols for preservation of osteochondral allografts can make health care more accessible to all.

An update episode, discussing what I have been up to and what I plan to do with Talking Medicine in the coming months.

An overview of paralysis and how the brain works, and then diving into a new treatment that might help cure paralysis for good.

For this episode, I chatted with Dr. Steven E. Coutre, a Stanford research and professional in the medical field. He gave some insight on the different types of Leukemia, the reasons he got interested in hematology, etc.

An overview on how hearts are being 3D printed in order to revolutionize surgery and clinical treatments.

Analyzing a new medical advancement called the tricorder; almost seems like a technology of the future!

Today I brought on our very first guest speaker, Dr. Kathleen Poston. She works at Stanford University with neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's disease and helps develop research in order to better understand such diseases. 

A discussion about PPMS, and how a new "O drug" can help stop the root of the problem.

An overview on Type 1 Diabetes and some of its complications, followed by an analysis on stem cells and how they can help produce insulin for the body.

A brief overview on what IRDS is and its current treatment, mechanical ventilation. A new treatment called Bubble-CPAP is then explored and its mechanics are explained.