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Evidence-ish

Evidence-ish

著者： Molly Scheumann and Marisa Hentis
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Hosted by Dr. Marisa Hentis and Dr. Molly Scheumann — two pelvic floor PTs who are clinically hot and chronically exhausted.

Marisa teaches and practices at USC and actually understands P-values. Molly owns Very Pelvic in Madison, WI and reads the abstract, panic-scrolls to the discussion, and calls it a day. Truly, the best of both worlds.

This is pelvic floor literature for busy clinicians who want to be the go-to pelvic PT in their clinic — without spending their only free hour decoding confidence intervals. We break down one article at a time in 15ish minutes so you can tackle an article while driving to work, during that rare lunch where your notes are actually done, or while strategically ignoring the sound of your children yelling for more snacks.

We’re tired. You’re tired. The research matters. Let’s make it digestible, applicable, and just unhinged enough to keep you awake.

Mary Scheumann LLC 2026 エクササイズ・フィットネス フィットネス・食生活・栄養 衛生・健康的な生活 身体的病い・疾患
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  • Ep 2: GLP-1s & Botox but not the fun kind

    Ep 2: GLP-1s & Botox but not the fun kind
    2026/09/01

    We are all for GLP-1s and Botox for whatever your goals are but let’s learn what it does at the pelvic floor! This article looks at how medical interventions can help or hurt your pelvic floor.

    - Rating

    - Molly: 3.5 Stars

    - Marisa: 4 Stars

    Reference:

    Hammad, M.A.M.; Quesada, S.G.; Belczyk, A.L.; Ghoniem, G.M. Beyond Glycemic Control: Concurrent GLP-1 Receptor Agonist Use Is Associated with Reduced Urinary Adverse Events Following OnabotulinumtoxinA Treatment in Non-Diabetic Adults with Overactive Bladder. Toxins 2025, 17, 542. https://doi.org/10.3390/ toxins17110542
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    23 分
  • Ep 1: Nerd Stuff from DPT School

    Ep 1: Nerd Stuff from DPT School
    2026/09/01

    Welcome to Evidence-ish! On today’s episode we will review those pesky evidence based practice principles we haven’t thought about since PT school. We will also review our rating system and how to follow along as we all re-learn how to read scientific literature again.

    References:

    Ranganathan, P and Gogtay N. An Introduction to Statistics – Data Types, Distributions and Summarizing Data. Indian Journal of Critical Care Medicine (2019): 10.5005/jp-journals-10071-23198

    Bensen W, Pierracci F, and Ho V. Basic Introduction to Statistics in Medicine, Part 1: Describing Data. 2021. SURGICAL INFECTIONS. 22(6). DOI: 10.1089/sur.2020.429

    - BORRRRRRIIIIINNGGG

    Bensen W, Pierracci F, and Ho V. Basic Introduction to Statistics in Medicine, Part 2: Comparing Data. 2021. SURGICAL INFECTIONS. 22(6). DOI: 10.1089/sur.2020.430

    - VERY HELPFUL AND YOU SHOULD READ

    IG Reference: @carolinewaltzman.mha “6 Steps to read scientific studies for beginners”

    - WE REPOSTED - WE GOT YOU GURLLL
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    23 分
  • This is Evidence-ish

    This is Evidence-ish
    2026/08/24

    Hosted by Dr. Marisa Hentis and Dr. Molly Scheumann — two pelvic floor PTs who are clinically hot and chronically exhausted.

    Marisa teaches and practices at USC and actually understands P-values. Molly owns Very Pelvic in Madison, WI and reads the abstract, panic-scrolls to the discussion, and calls it a day. Truly, the best of both worlds.

    This is pelvic floor literature for busy clinicians who want to be the go-to pelvic PT in their clinic — without spending their only free hour decoding confidence intervals. We break down one article at a time in 15ish minutes so you can tackle an article while driving to work, during that rare lunch where your notes are actually done, or while strategically ignoring the sound of your children yelling for more snacks.

    We’re tired. You’re tired. The research matters. Let’s make it digestible, applicable, and just unhinged enough to keep you awake.
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    1 分
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