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En este episodio, abordamos el AIT desde el enfoque real de urgenciasRevisamos su definición actual, cómo identificarlo, qué estudios no pueden faltar y, sobre todo, qué decisiones tomar desde el primer contacto para prevenir un evento vascular cerebral establecido. Un episodio práctico, directo y enfocado en lo que realmente cambia el pronóstico del paciente. ⁠⁠⁠Grupo TELEGRAM (acceso gratis a Artículos)

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Step into a transformative journey where time, space, and wellbeing intersect beautifully. In this episode, we explore how the environments we live in can shape our inner world, and how shifting our relationship with time empowers us to live with greater presence and purpose.Lynne Ann’s gifts create nurturing environments that provide harmonization of all aspects of your wellbeing. She is a highly effective health coach whose work helps others awaken to a fuller sense of self across time.The Language of Healing is broadcast live Tuesdays at 2PM ET on W4WN Radio - Women 4 Women Network (...

In this episode, we sift through the newest evidence and buzz around [The Global Landscape of Medical Tourism]—cutting through the noise to bring you the insights, controversies, and must-know clinical takeaways. Tune in to get the context behind the headlines. #TheArmDoc #DeepDiveOrtho

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En el capítulo de hoy de Manita de Gato, el Dr. Ary Papadopulos (Cirujano Plástico certificado, C.E. 4768331 UNAM) conversa con con Lorena García, una de sus pacientes, quien comparte su experiencia con el aumento de busto. Desde la decisión inicial hasta el proceso postoperatorio, Lorena habla sobre cómo este cambio impactó su autoestima y la forma en que se percibe a sí misma. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Why GLP-1 Made Me Love Food More—Not LessFrom beetroot pasta to backyard salsa, this wasn’t about eating less. It was about finally tasting more.I want to tell you about two people on a GLP-1.First, there’s me.I’ve been on a maintenance dose—7.5 mg of Zepbound—for a while now. And recently, I went to an incredible Michelin-star restaurant. Now, at one point during that meal, I said something that surprised even me.The beetroot pasta was one of the best dishes I had ever tasted.Now, let’s pause there—because this matters.I don’t like beets.In fact, I’ve always said I hate ...

Do you know when to advance patients with IBS-C from over-the-counter to prescription treatments? Credit available for this activity expires: 04/22/2027 Earn Credit / Learning Objectives & Disclosures: https://www.medscape.org/viewarticle/breaking-otc-cycle-optimizing-prescription-therapy-ibs-c-2026a1000bpz?ecd=bdc_podcast_libsyn_mscpedu

If you've ever looked at your fee schedule and felt a knot in your stomach, you're not alone. Fee setting is one of the most avoided conversations in private practice — and it's not about not caring. It's about the discomfort that runs deep in helping professions, where talking about money can feel like it conflicts with the commitment to care. Read the full show notes, memorable quotes, and key takeaways. Is your practice growth-ready? See Where Your Practice Stands: Take our Practice Growth Readiness Assessment In this SNACK episode, Tracy Cherpeski sits down with Miranda Dorta to ...

Guests: Gil Bashe Chair Global Health and Purpose at FINN Partners Maya Hajizada Chief Revenue Officer at Rx2Go C. Daniel Mullins Professor at University of Maryland School of Pharmacy Mina G Yacoub PharmD BCPS Founder & CEO at Qik Productions

In this episode Brett Kelley, Director of Cullman Regional Emergency Medical Services, explains how pre-hospital blood transfusions are helping trauma patients survive by receiving life-saving blood products before they even reach the hospital.He highlights how in 2022, former EMS Director James Curtis launched the region’s first blood program, transforming EMS from a “treat and transport” model to a more advanced “treat and stabilize” approach. This shift is making a critical impact, especially for patients in rural Alabama.

In this episode, we interview Dr. Stuart Harris. Dr. Harris is the founder and Chief of the Massachusetts General Hospital Division of Wilderness Medicine, and the Director of the MGH Wilderness Medicine Fellowship. He is a full-time attending physician in the MGH Emergency Department and an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at Harvard Medical School. He graduated from the Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency in 2003. He has been conducting research with the Himalayan Rescue Association in the Mt. Everest region since 1999 and the U.S. Army’s Research Institute for ...

What if the key to spine surgery… isn’t your MRI?In this episode, we take a deep dive into the MotionFirst™ philosophy from Dr. Kamal Woods at Vertrae® in Dayton, Ohio—and why your outcome depends more on how you move than what your scan shows. Because your spine doesn’t live on an image. It lives in motion.In this episode, we explore:• Why watching you walk can be more important than reading your MRI• The difference between treating a scan vs. treating your real-life function• How movement helps determine true surgical candidacy• What “prehabilitation” is—and why ...

Caller Larry has his MRI and some advise from Dr. Klapper.

The legacy of a madman who went out doing what he loved. R.I.P. Ozzy. What a life.Continuing from Part 1, we dive deeper into the genius collaborators behind Ozzy’s legendary career. From Sharon Osbourne and Randy Rhoads to Zakk Wylde and more, we explore the people who shaped and supported his journey.Joining us is Heath McCoy, a seasoned journalist, media and communications pro, former rock and pop culture columnist, and author of Pain and Passion: The History of Stampede Wrestling.The Language of Healing is broadcast live Tuesdays at 2PM ET on W4WN Radio - Women 4 Women Network (...

Shingles vaccination in adults with established cardiovascular disease was associated with dramatic reductions in heart attack, stroke, and mortality in a large real-world analysis, supporting its role as a cardiovascular risk-reduction tool beyond infection prevention. The VESALIUS-CV trial found evolocumab significantly reduced major cardiovascular events in high-risk diabetic patients without known ASCVD, challenging the convention of reserving PCSK9 inhibitors for secondary prevention only. AI-analyzed smartwatch data predicted heart failure hospitalizations days to weeks in advance, ...

Recorded at the Consortium of Universities for Global Health annual meeting in Washington, D.C., this special episode of Explore Global Health features Tracy Rabin, MD (Yale University) and James Hudspeth, MD (Boston University) about the future of global health education. They explore the importance of truly bidirectional partnerships, the policy barriers that limit international clinicians from training in the U.S., and what institutions can do now to create more equitable, impactful collaborations.

🎙️ Internisticamente – Episodio del 25 Aprile 2026In questo episodio affrontiamo un tema centrale nella pratica clinica quotidiana: la gestione internistica della dislipidemia 🫀, a partire dal lavoro di Dentali, Pomero et al. (Italian Journal of Medicine, marzo 2026).Partendo dalla realtà internistica sempre estremamente complessa, discutiamo un concetto chiave: la dislipidemia non è un semplice numero di laboratorio 📊, ma una componente fondamentale del rischio cardiovascolare globale. Attenzione quindi a non sottovalutare le LDL non a target e a non farsi “rassicurare” dal...