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Collaboration in Care! 🤝 Dr. Sahar Bedrood, MD, PhD, teams up with Dr. Sila Bal, MD, MPH, to unravel the case of a 45-year-old woman with alarming symptoms. Join them as they delve into the initial examination, emphasizing the significance of a thorough medical history. Dr. Bedrood shares her insights on managing elevated IOP and highlights the value of timely intervention for optimal patient outcomes! Head over to the link below to listen to the full podcast. 🎧⁠ https://lnkd.in/et4tcrqP

"Why is the person so symptomatic? It’s multiple stresses, multiple triggers, multiple toxins across a lifetime." -Dr. Bruce Hoffman, MSc, MBChB, FAARFM Dr. Hoffman, an integrative and functional medicine expert, focuses on treating complex medical conditions. Like Innovative Medicine, his distinctive approach to chronic health challenges emphasizes the importance of healing on multiple, interconnected levels. To listen to the full podcast episode, visit: https://lnkd.in/d_sKzKD2

Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) encompass a broad set of practices and beliefs that are outside evidence-based medicine as they are rarely subjected to well-designed and well-conducted multi-phase clinical trials. On this episode, we focus on a variety of CAM practices that share a common thread in the belief that their benefit is achieved through detoxification: the removal or rendering harmless things in the body which lead to ill health. Listen today! - https://lnkd.in/eYfH-dTX

Shaping Tomorrow: Pioneering the Future with Lifestyle Medicine. Dr. Beth Frates on CardioSeeds podcast – A Must-Hear for Young Healthcare Professionals. In the insightful episode of the CardioSEEDS podcast, Dr. Svetlana Chamoun, CEO of CardioSeeds, conducted a captivating interview with Dr. Beth Fates, President of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM). This discussion not only delved into the current landscape of Lifestyle Medicine (LM) but also emphasized its critical role in shaping the future of healthcare. Dr. Fates shared her journey and LM experiences, highlighting impactful strategies like nutrition, exercise, and social connections in patient care. A key focus of the episode was the significant role LM plays for the next generation of healthcare professionals. In this conversation, aspiring LM physicians, allied professionals, and those considering joining ACLM will find valuable insights and inspiration. The episode underscores the growing importance of LM in the medical curriculum and its potential to revolutionize healthcare delivery, making it a must-listen for those eager to be at the forefront of this transformative field. #lifestylemedicine  American College of Lifestyle Medicine Beth Frates, MD FACLM DipABLM #futureofhealthcare #physicians #residentphysicians #medicalstudent #medicalschool #healthcare #wellness #physicianburnout #worklifebalance #mindbodyconnection

HarfordTV's 'Public Health Matters' dives into Sports Medicine on this latest episode. Dr. Sumit Bassi, our Medical Director of Sports Medicine, and Megan Wilson, a UM UCH Senior Physical Therapist, chat about how sports medicine helps people of all ages stay active and healthy. They'll discuss what sports medicine is, how to prevent and treat injuries, the importance of nutrition and hydration, concussion care, and the role of physical therapy in recovery. Whether you're a pro athlete, a weekend gym enthusiast, or just looking to stay active, this episode will explain how sports medicine can benefit you. Full episode: https://ow.ly/AEst50SpoX9

Casey Means and I discuss her new book, "Good Energy," all about the mitochondria and how they sit at the center of physiology, medicine, and society today. Our chronic disease pandemic is really mitochondrial dysfunction, and fixing the mitochondria is the only way out of our current medical ordeal. We talk science, politics, and society...you don't want to miss it!

Did you know: #asthma is the most common medical condition found in Olympic Athletes? 🫁 🏅 As we get ready to kick off the Paris Olympics, I want to share a highly informative 10-minute podcast interview featuring sports pulmonology expert Dr. James Hull The conversation highlights several points that those of us who manage athletes with respiratory disease often consider: 🌟 Environmental Factors: Paris in the summer can be hot and humid, which poses significant respiratory stress. 🌟 Air Quality: Urban environments often come with pollution concerns. There are strategies to mitigate the impact of poor air quality on exercise. 🌟 Innovative Treatments: Advances in respiratory care, not limited to pharmaceuticals, can make a difference in athletes' health and performance. 🌟 Training Adaptations: Tailoring workout programs to account for respiratory health can help maximize an athlete's potential. With the right preparation, athletes with asthma can perform on the biggest stage in the world, and do so safely. It's inspiring to see asthma care evolve to support them thanks to pioneers in my field. #SportsMedicine #RespiratoryMedicine #Olympics2024 #AthleteHealth #ParisOlympics #Medicine #Allergy #Immunology

Take 3 minutes to watch this interview about how #UV222 safely and effectively eliminates #viruses, #bacteria and #fungies. #FramMedico, #UVMedico, #covid, #helse, #disinfection

Should your patients be reaching for albuterol when their asthma flares up? What does the evidence say, and what do the results of the MANDALA trial tell us? Find out in the fifth episode of Beyond Journal Club, a collaboration between CoreIM and NEJM Group. This new podcast series puts research into context, telling the story of how we arrived at the current standard of care, appreciating the clinical questions posed by the trial at hand, and interpreting what the findings may mean for patients. Listen now: https://nej.md/3UdZf8P Read the full MANDALA trial results published in NEJM: https://nej.md/3Me7344 #ClinicalTrials #MedicalResearch