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Why prevention is the missing link in health care policy [PODCAST]
We’re joined by Anand Parekh, internal medicine physician and author of Prevention First: Policymaking for a Healthier America. We dive into the lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic, exploring the pivotal role of prevention in health policy. Anand discusses the urgent need for stronger public health leadership, effective crisis communication, and investment in community-based prevention programs. He also shares insights on bridging bipartisan divides to prioritize health care prevention for a healthier future.
Transforming public health: a physician’s innovative approach [PODCAST]
Join us for an insightful conversation with nephrologist and physician executive, David W. Moskowitz, as he shares his transformative views on the U.S. health care system. Drawing from his time as a Marshall Scholar and extensive experience in patient care, David discusses the challenges of national health services, the shortcomings of Medicare as the single payer for dialysis, and the importance of prioritizing quality to lower costs and alleviate suffering. He proposes a reimagined Public Health Service (PHS) to address the needs of 50 million un- and underinsured Americans while maintaining a balanced public-private sector system.
How social prescribing is redefining patient care [PODCAST]
Join us for an enlightening conversation with Julia Hotz, journalist and author of The Connection Cure: The Prescriptive Power of Movement, Nature, Art, Service, and Belonging. We explore the transformative potential of social prescribing, a practice that shifts patient care from focusing solely on treatment to empowering holistic health and prevention. Discover inspiring stories, including how a simple social prescription changed a patient’s life and sparked a nationwide movement to include social prescribing in medical curricula.
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How lifestyle choices today could impact your future family’s fertility [PODCAST]
Epigenetics is transforming our understanding of fertility. In this episode, fertility specialist Dr. Oluyemisi (Yemi) Famuyiwa joins us to explore how lifestyle factors like diet, stress, and environmental exposures influence gene expression through mechanisms like DNA methylation and histone modification. Yemi explains the science behind these epigenetic changes, their potential impact on future generations, and actionable ways to optimize fertility through lifestyle choices.
Patient insights can shape your career in unexpected ways [PODCAST]
Join us in this episode as we explore the story of a medical student who redefined her career path after a pivotal moment of self-discovery and patient insight. Our guest, Janet A. Jokela, an infectious disease physician, delves into the lessons learned about career alignment, mentorship, and the vital role of compassion in medicine. Together, we discuss the power of patient interactions, the courage to pivot, and the importance of finding one’s true calling in a demanding field.
Diagnosing ADHD in adults: Understanding the risks and rewards of treatment [PODCAST]
We sit down with psychiatrist Morgan Hardy to explore the complex rise in adult ADHD diagnoses. Morgan shares insights on the growing demand for ADHD evaluations, the impact of social and environmental factors, and the fine line between appropriate treatment and overdiagnosis. We delve into the risks and rewards of stimulant medication, the challenges of making accurate ADHD diagnoses, and the potential influence of today’s tech-driven world on attention spans.