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In this episode, we explore fatigue, burnout, and what it really means to “fill your cup” amid the stressors of everyday life. While the conversation focuses on the unique pressures facing healthcare professionals, it also reflects the broader challenges many of us face as a society—and how we can move toward more meaningful, sustainable well‑being.

Episode SummaryAre you leaving money on the table because of "fear-based" billing? Live from the Growth Code Conference, host Will Humphreys sits down with the industry’s foremost expert on reimbursement and compliance, Rick Gawenda, President of Gawenda Seminars & Consulting, Inc.In this episode, Rick strips away the fluff to discuss the massive regulatory shifts coming to Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy. From the looming 2027 Speech Therapy CPT code overhaul to the "when, not if" reality of audits, Rick explains how to protect your license while ethically maximizing your revenue...

Je cvikla naozaj superpotravina, alebo len ďalší preceňovaný trend zo sociálnych sietí? Pomáha pri chudnutí? Znižuje tlak? Zlepšuje športový výkon a dokáže dokonca bojovať proti rakovine? V novej epizóde podcastu Dobré jedlo pre zdravie sa s farmaceutkou Klárou Lapinovou rozprávame o tom, čo z tvrdení o cvikle platí a kde už začína marketing či mýty. Dozvedeli sme sa, aké látky cvikla obsahuje, ktoré sú dôležité a ako vplývajú na naše cievy, tlak či výkonnosť. Zisťovali sme, či je čerstvá cvikla nutrične hodnotnejšia než kapsuly alebo prášky a...

The Medicare system represent a universal health system for people over 65, yet sometimes there are barriers to getting the benefits one needs. We interview attorney Alice Bers, the director of the Massachusetts Medicare Advocacy Project whose organization supports medicare beneficiaries as well as polcy to allow for equitable universal health care. We discuss the role of advocacy and the latest issues affecting Medicare.

We welcome back Dr Matthew Muir with a masterclass on functional veterinary medicine looking specifically at feline nutrition. microbiome and chronic disease. Topics discussed include: How do we start providing better care to cats, especially with regards to their diet?All diseases start in the gut, is this also true for cats?In nature, what would cats self-select to eat and how does that compare to commercial diets? Feeding management vs diet composition and their impact on diabetes mellitus.The impact of low protein diets on cats.What macronutrient ratio should we be aiming for in a cat's ...

In the latest episode of the Paratus Podcast, host Jean-Francois Couture engages with Sean Silvestri, a seasoned clinical support manager and paramedic educator, to explore the complexities of delivering emergency care in remote settings. With a wealth of experience in managing healthcare teams across Canada, Sean shares invaluable insights on critical thinking, patient assessments, and the challenges faced in isolated clinics.

In Part 2 of our vasectomy series, Dr. Jesse Mills and Dr. Jay Sandlow dive into what happens when “permanent” birth control isn’t so permanent—breaking down the science, success factors, and surprising complexities of vasectomy reversals. From the difference between surgical techniques to the real-world variables that impact fertility—including partner age, prior history, and timing—they walk through what couples need to know when considering their options. Along the way, the conversation veers into jaw-dropping patient stories, common myths, and the emotional, ethical, and human ...

In this episode of ASAP Pathway: The Podcast, Dr. Stacy dives into a powerful and eye-opening conversation with Chris Gillette and Dr. Layne Martin on a topic that is often overlooked in Dental Sleep Medicine: sleep architecture. While most discussions in airway dentistry focus on opening the airway and reducing apnea events, this episode challenges that narrow perspective. Chris, a registered sleep technologist with over 20 years of experience, and Dr. Layne Martin, a Dentist with Orthodontic Residency experience, share how treating apnea alone does not guarantee restorative, high-quality ...

Bigger isn’t always better, and women are realizing it after living with breast implants.San Diego plastic surgeon Dr. Luke Swistun talks about the shift toward smaller, more natural-looking breasts. Everyone on social media is calling them “yoga boobs” or “ballerina boobs.”Hear why more women are choosing to remove their implants, what they want instead, and how you can still get shape and volume using your own tissue.Sometimes the result you’re happiest with is the one that feels the most like you.LinksMeet San Diego explant surgeon Dr. Luke SwistunBook your free breast implant ...

Children experience grief differently from adults—yet their feelings are just as deep and real. In this episode of Lighting the Path, Melissa Lunardini, Chief Clinical Officer for Help Texts and nationally recognized expert in children's grief, explores how we can better support children and teens who are grieving. Drawing on her 20 years of experience, Melissa dispels common myths about how children understand and express loss. She shares practical ways adults can offer genuine help without unintentionally causing harm—highlighting specific words and phrases to avoid when comforting...

This episode of Sugar Crush explores the hidden dangers of sugar and environmental toxins in professional sports, focusing on the high rate of Achilles tendon injuries among NFL players—especially the San Francisco 49ers. Dr. Rick and co-host Grok discuss how high sugar intake, glyphosate exposure, and electromagnetic fields may combine to damage nerves and tendons, referencing theories by Dr. Martin Pall and Dr. Stephanie Seneff. The hosts advocate for glycine—an amino acid with protective benefits—as a simple, overlooked solution to counteract these effects. They suggest that swapping ...

an expert-led series that explores the latest trends and research to help listeners distinguish between health and hype. Hosted by Mayo Clinic dietitian Tara Schmidt, the show unravels the complexities of modern diets, offers evidence-based nutritional advice, and debunks common myths. From understanding weight management to exploring innovative therapies, this podcast provides practical, science-backed guidance to help you make informed choices to not just eat well, but be well. Series Summary The podcast covers a wide range of nutritional topics through expert interviews and data-driven...

PerfWeb 110 – Day 1 focuses on professionalism in managing large perfusion practices and training centers, addressing the unique challenges of high-volume cardiovascular care operations. Speakers examine ethical principles, administrative efficiencies, and educational frameworks that ensure consistent patient safety and team performance amid expanding service lines like extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) and complex cardiac surgeries. For perfusion leaders, this content provides tools to align daily operations with professional standards, reducing risks from scaling while promoting ...

ACCP EM PRN: March 2026Article: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41369631/Presenter: Michelle Galvez, PharmD | PGY2 Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Resident | University of Kentucky HealthcareCopyright Notice: By accessing this podcast, you understand and acknowledge that its contents and materials are the property of ACCP and the Emergency Medicine PRN. Further, the podcast, its contents and its materials are protected under United States and international copyright and trademark law. You understand that the podcast, its contents or materials are to be used only for personal or non-commercial ...

Chadi sits down with Dr. William “Bill” Small, Jr., a nationally recognized radiation oncologist and cancer center director at Loyola University Chicago, to explore the evolution of radiation oncology from its historical foundations to its rapidly advancing future. They discuss cutting-edge developments including proton therapy, radiopharmaceuticals, and the growing integration of molecular tumor profiling with precision radiation techniques, as well as the field’s increasing collaboration with medical oncology. Dr. Small also shares insights on mentoring the next generation of ...

HRV is everywhere right now, but most people still can’t answer the only question that matters: what is heart rate variability actually telling me about my body, and what can I do with it besides stare at a score? We sit down with Dr. Jay Wiles, a performance psychologist and psychophysiology expert, to cut through the hype and translate HRV, vagal tone, and breathing biofeedback into plain English you can use today. We talk about why “higher HRV” isn’t automatically better, why you should never compare your number to your friends, and why stability and trends beat a single-day ...

Send us Fan MailSleep Nation Goes Mattress Shopping: Sleep Number vs Tempur-Pedic (and an $11,000 Quote)Michelle and Daniel share their “takeout” adventure after a conference, visiting Sleep Number and Ashley Furniture to test mattresses and power bases and learn about high-end sleep tech. They compare pricing, features, and sales experiences, noting Sleep Number’s customizable air “sleep system,” adjustable base options, and built-in sleep scoring—while raising concerns about sleep metrics worsening anxiety and orthosomnia. At Ashley, they focus on Tempur-Pedic (including Dan’s ...

In this episode of Prevention Over Prescription, Dr. K is featured on the Move With Ease Podcast hosted by Tatianna Graham, a physiotherapist, yoga teacher, and run coach. In this re-run conversation, he shares insights from his work in the ICU, highlighting the most common preventable conditions he sees and what they reveal about our current approach to health. The discussion goes beyond typical fitness advice, reframing health as wealth and encouraging listeners to become the CEO of their own well-being. Dr. K also explores the true purpose of building muscle—shifting the focus from ...