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In this episode of The Pharmacy Planet Podcast, Boo sits down with Daniel Wright, founder of Deltera, to explore the intersection of pharmacy, health tech, and the future of private clinical services in the UK.Daniel shares his journey from community pharmacist to management consultant, and ultimately to building Deltera — a platform designed to help pharmacies launch, manage, and scale private services through digital infrastructure and clinical workflows.The conversation dives into the realities of building health tech in the UK, the challenges of working with the NHS, and why the future ...

Hiatal Hernias - A complete guide for FRCS MRCSIn this episode of the SurgiSmart - Cut to the Core podcast, host Major Munish Chauhan provides a comprehensive overview of hiatal hernias, detailing their anatomy, pathology, diagnosis, and management based on NICE guidelines. The episode highlights the critical differences between the more common, reflux-inducing sliding hernias and the potentially life-threatening paraoesophageal hernias. Listeners are guided through the spectrum of treatment options, ranging from lifestyle adjustments and acid-suppressing medications to advanced laparoscopic ...

This episode dives into the intersection of neuroscience, leadership, and workplace wellbeing. Dr Amar Dhall introduces the concept of “leading under load” and explains how chronic stress, burnout cycles, and unprocessed experiences impact decision-making, culture, and performance. Listeners will gain insight into the autonomic nervous system, the difference between capacity and capability, and why traditional mindset approaches often fail. The conversation also explores practical tools - from breathwork to body awareness - that help leaders regulate stress in real time and build long-term...

Nerd out with me as I discuss what is going on with your ovaries, uterus, and hormones during your monthly cycle!

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Drs Marwah Abdalla and Susan Redline discuss when to suspect sleep apnea; how to approach screening, diagnosis, and treatment; and how it fits into hypertension management. Relevant disclosures can be found with the episode show notes on Medscape https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/1003187. The topics and discussions are planned, produced, and reviewed independently of advertisers. This podcast is intended only for US healthcare professionals. Resources Secondary Hypertension: Evaluation and Management https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37115960/ Obstructive Sleep Apnea-Related Hypertension: A ...

Cannabis cessation and neurocognitive recovery: Patterns, predictors, and clinical implications—a systematic review The American Journal on Addictions Researchers conducted a literature review of the neurocognitive effects of cannabis use and recovery from those effects. They found a range of neurocognitive effects including neuroreceptor adaptation, decrease in memory, processing speeds, and attention. Deficits increased with higher frequency and amount of use, but recovery can occur.  Receptor normalization can occur within weeks of abstinence while cognitive recovery can take months ...

This bite sized book is part of a series and is a concise guide to offer simple and straightforward tips and advice to help you to understand the importance of quality sleep and how to get a positively recharge and feel full of energy.

Send us Fan MailLet's be honest — have you ever fantasized about calling in sick? Not because you're actually sick, but because it feels like the only way to justify taking a break? Maybe you picture finally cleaning out that closet, taking a nap in the middle of the day, or just... breathing. If that fantasy has ever crossed your mind, this episode is for you.Because here's the thing: most of us are terrible at sick days — whether we're fantasizing about them or actually having one.In this episode, I'm coming to you with a slightly squeaky voice (yes, I got sick too) and some real talk ...

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Summary: Dr. Faranak Kamangar, Inc. 2026 Female Founders 500, is podcasting from from AAD 2026, and sharing the highlights from her live talk on artificial intelligence in dermatology. In this solo episode, she breaks down the most important AI updates dermatologists need to know right now. From image-based melanoma detection to large language models and the rise of agentic AI. Dr. Kamangar covers the current state of FDA-approved AI medical devices, why diagnostic imaging AI is promising but still limited by specificity gaps, and how dermatology compares to radiology and other specialties in ...

The IME examiner is not there to treat the person sitting across from them. They're there to document what they see, report the facts, and leave the rest to the courts. The moment that line blurs, independence is gone.Mr. Daniel Robin is a Melbourne-based orthopaedic surgeon and sub-specialist in complex hip and knee surgery, trained across leading centres in London, Bristol, and Switzerland.Host Jess Marshall asks the questions every IME practitioner has to answer:How do you shift from treating patients to assessing claimants — and why does getting it wrong undermine your entire report?What...

Alisa Brownlee recently marked 30 years of supporting the ALS community at ALS United Mid-Atlantic. In this GOALS Podcast, she highlights the many changes in assistive technology over the years and how this technology has grown and evolved to meet the communication needs of people with ALS. Our mission is to unite and empower the ALS community through a collaborative approach to fostering bold research initiatives, advancing national and state advocacy, and providing comprehensive care and support to individuals and families affected by ALS. ALS United Mid-Atlantic serves people with ALS in ...

Friendship is one of life’s greatest joys, yet many people discover that making friends as an adult can feel surprisingly difficult. As life changes through moving, raising children, changing careers, or simply growing as a person, our social circles often shift too. In this solo episode, we explore why friendships evolve over time and why creating new connections later in life can feel so different from when we were younger. Through personal stories and reflections, this conversation looks at how meaningful friendships often begin in the most unexpected moments, and why staying open to ...

Este episodio de “Medicina con cabeza” ofrece una explicación clara y clínica sobre la taquicardia supraventricular (TSV), un tipo de arritmia originada en las aurículas o el nodo auriculoventricular. Carlos Lebra desglosa paso a paso el enfoque diagnóstico basado en la estabilidad hemodinámica, destacando cuándo realizar cardioversión eléctrica sincronizada y cuándo evitarla, como en la taquicardia sinusal secundaria a causas como sepsis o hemorragia. Se exploran los principales diagnósticos diferenciales, incluyendo fibrilación auricular, flúter auricular, taquicardia ...

We'd love to hear from you! Click here.Dr. Megan L. Rolfzen is an Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology at the University of Michigan, with board certification in Advanced Perioperative Echocardiography and Adult Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology. She is currently completing an NIH-funded research fellowship that is part of the HEAL PAIN T90 training program. Her project focuses on perioperative behavioral health, pain, and other clinically relevant outcomes. USASP Annual Meeting: https://www.usasp.org/2026annualmeeting Support the showIf you are new to our podcast series, please consider to ...

Send comments and feedbackBidirectional links between epilepsy and sleep have been known for thousands of years. Despite nearly a century of research using EEG investigations, the relationships are still not well understood.Dr. Laurent Sheybani interviewed Dr. Birgit Frauscher, an epileptologist and sleep specialist at the Montreal Neurological Institute. They discussed what is known about sleep patterns, how sleep may influence epileptic activity and vice versa, and how sleep research may lead to more effective epilepsy treatments.Studies mentioned in the interview include:Interictal ...

In a world flooded with conflicting health advice, how do you actually figure out what’s true? Dr. David Allison, one of the most rigorous scientific minds in obesity and nutrition research, shared the exact framework he uses to evaluate evidence, from peer-reviewed trials to podcast recommendations to AI-generated summaries. He explains the difference between trusting science as a process and trusting individual studies, why most nutrition epidemiology functions more like advertising than research, and how ordinary people can build a reliable filter for health claims without a PhD.Want ...