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Neue Therapien für häufige Erkrankungen – Umweltmedizin als Schlüssel für viele Betroffene Wir leben in einer Zeit medizinischer Herausforderungen: Verschmutzte Luft, stärkere Pollen, Ewigkeits-Chemikalien, Zusatzstoffe im Essen sowie neue Viren und Bakterien wirken auf unsere Körper ein...

Sleep shapes everything: how you feel, think, perform and live. Yet most of us treat it as an afterthought, something we'll get to after everything else is handled. The reality? Nothing works properly without sleep. Not your focus. Not your mood. Not your health. Not your relationships. In Sleep...

'A science-based, actionable blueprint to shift the brain from decline to repair.' ― Dr David Sinclair, New York Times bestselling author of Lifespan A ground-breaking new book from the bestselling author Dr David Perlmutter that will transform our understanding and treatment of degenerative...

Bloomsbury presents The Centered Heart, written and read by Susi Amendola. “Instead of trying to find time in your day for self-care, yoga-therapist Amendola suggests scheduling your life around your practices, aiming for a stress-free, healing existence. Under her expert guidance, this not...

Im Podcast „Befund” sprechen die Medizinstudentinnen Laurine und Liliana über medizinische Fälle. In jeder Folge stellen sie eine wahre, von einer wahren inspirierte oder eine fiktionale Geschichte einer Person mit einer Erkrankung vor. Ziel ist die Aufklärung über häufige und seltene Krankheiten sowie weitere Gesundheitsthemen, die Förderung von Bewusstsein als auch der Abbau bestehender Stigmata. Zur Einbindung fachlicher und persönlicher Perspektiven wirken Betroffene, Beteiligte oder Expert*innen an der Fallerstellung mit und sind Teil des Gesprächs.

Why do African Americans face the highest rates of chronic illness, stress-related disease, and early death? It’s not just biology—it’s the cumulative impact of history, racialized trauma, and structural neglect. In Black Wellness Barriers, Dr. Tawainna Houston—a licensed Naturopathic Doctor and cultural wellness educator—uncovers the deep roots of Black health disparities in America.

Excellent resource for oncology professionals and healthcare learners. Oncology news update The expert insights and educational content shared here are highly informative and valuable. Thanks for contributing to the medical community.

Your labs are "normal." You are exhausted anyway. Somewhere between the seven-minute appointment and the supplement aisle, medicine stopped answering the question you actually asked: why do I feel this way, and what actually matters?Dr. Rebala spent more than twenty years as a board-certified nephrologist caring for the sickest patients in the hospital - organ failure, dialysis, the end of the road for chronic disease left unchecked. Her own family's health journey showed her the gaps in that system, and it changed the way she practices: today she works upstream, using physician-led functional...

You've done the stretches, taken the painkillers that mask but never fix, and paid for therapy you can't keep affording… And still you wake up stiffer than when you went to bed, with back, neck, or hip pain that moves around your body and a doctor who says the scan looks "fine." You've been told to just live with it. You're tired, wired, and quietly losing hope that anything will hold. It's not in your head, and it's not just age. Much of the pain that scans miss lives in your fascia.

This podcast series is linked to the Integrated Care Academy at UWE Bristol and covers various topics associated with workforce development, applied research with impact, health technology and positive societal change. Building relationships and being an interface between people, technology, education, research, culture and health care are core elements of the Integrated Care Academy at UWE Bristol.http://uwe.ac.uk/integrated-care-academyContact us: ica@uwe.ac.uk

Value-based care has never been short on promises. Proof of Care is about the proof.Dr. Brian Silverstein, Chief Population Health Officer at Innovaccer, has spent his career inside these models. Each episode he sits down with the operators actually doing the work: chief medical officers, population health leaders, and clinical transformation executives from health systems across the country. The conversations are candid and specific. What worked, what quietly failed, what they would do differently, and what the results looked like when the theory met the floor.The show starts from a simple ...

ESPE Voices is the official podcast of the European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology (ESPE). Join us as we speak with leading experts from across the paediatric endocrinology community, exploring a wide range of topics including the EndoCompass chapter authors, highlights from ESPE Annual Meetings, the latest developments in research and clinical practice, and exciting plans for the future of ESPE.Whether you're a healthcare professional, researcher, trainee, or simply interested in the field, ESPE Voices offers insights, inspiration, and expert perspectives from the people helping to ...

Advantage Healthcare & Physiotherapy is a physiotherapy and allied health clinic based in Wynnum on Brisbane’s Bayside. In this podcast, our experienced physiotherapists discuss common injuries, persistent pain, rehabilitation, pelvic floor and women’s health physiotherapy, vestibular conditions, paediatric physiotherapy and other questions we regularly hear from patients. Episodes focus on explaining conditions, assessment and treatment options in clear, practical terms, helping people better understand their health and the role physiotherapy can play in recovery and long-term management.

You don’t “move on” from emotional pain by ignoring it. You heal by facing it honestly, courageously, and with the right guidance. If you’ve ever felt stuck in hurt, weighed down by unforgiveness, or unable to trust again, BEGIN WITHIN offers a clear and compassionate path forward. Drawing from decades of experience in healthcare, global service, and her own deeply personal healing journey, Dr. Joyce Hyatt reveals the patterns that keep people trapped —and the principles that set them free.

What if your surgeon told you the truth about every option - including the option to say no?The Robotic Surgeon is the show for patients (and the family members researching on their behalf) facing surgery or weight-loss decisions. Your host, Dr. Hesham Atwa, MD, FACS, FASMBS, is a Master Robotic Surgeon with more than 22,000 operations and 2,500+ robotic cases, Chief of Surgery at two hospitals, author of Mastering Robotic Surgery, and a proctor who trains other surgeons in the operating room.But what makes this show different isn't the credentials - it's the honesty. Dr. Atwa believes you ...

A podcast of oral histories and interviews with the people who have shaped oncology as we know it. The Cancer History Project is an initiative by The Cancer Letter, oncology's longest-running news publication. The Cancer History Project’s archives are available online at CancerHistoryProject.com.

Perimenopause arrives without an announcement. Night sweats, words that ghosted you mid-sentence, a rage that arrives before you do, jeans that betrayed you overnight, and a sex life that used to be uncomplicated and now requires a strategy meeting.You pay your copay. Your labs come back normal. You leave empty handed.This Meno Life is a weekly show for women in perimenopause and menopause. I'm Dr. Sian West, board-certified OB-GYN and menopause specialist, and I spend my days on the questions a short appointment never reaches.The hot flashes and the sleep that fell apart. The weight that ...

Explore the art of natural facial rejuvenation with Melissa Meadows, MSN, ARNP. This podcast debunks common aesthetic myths, emphasizing that subtle enhancements and balanced treatments are key to achieving a youthful, confident appearance. Learn why 'more filler is not better' and discover how restraint and proportion create the most beautiful, lasting results

Chemotherapy can make you feel like your body is no longer your own. Learn about the real experience from someone who has actually sat in the chemo chair and lived through the dread, the fatigue, the hair loss, the fear, the weirdness, and the dark humor of it all. This book offers what so many breast cancer patients and caregivers are desperate to find: an honest and deeply relatable account of what chemotherapy is really like, paired with the playlist that helped one cancer survivor keep going.

The Brain Cliff will change how you think about brain ageing and give you new ways to keep away from the edge. What many of us fear, especially as we hit our forties and fifties, is not being as quick of mind. Not remembering as well as we used to. By our 60s and 70s we worry there's nothing we...