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In this episode of the Leading Voices in Food podcast, host Kelly Brownell discusses the concept of market-driven epidemics with his guests Dr. Jonathan Quick and Eszter Rimanyi from Duke University. The conversation explores how aggressive marketing of consumer products like cigarettes, sugar, and prescription opioids has led to significant health crises. The experts outline five phases of such epidemics, ranging from product development to market adaptation, and discuss the roles of different actors in mitigating these issues. They also delve into the narrative similarities across different harmful products, the tactics used by industries to sow doubt, and the long gap between acknowledgment of harm and regulatory action. The episode concludes with hopeful suggestions for reducing these time gaps and promoting corporate responsibility. Podcast and transcript - https://buff.ly/4ghDJsq #marketdrivenepidemics #marketepidemics #publichealth #corporateaccountability #healthimpacts #jonathanquick #eszterrimanyi #DGHI #Sanford #KellyBrownell #tobaccoplaybook #sugar #corporatetactics #corporatelying #freemarketandaccountability #consumerprotections #earlywarningformarketdrivenepidemics #mitigatingcorporatecontrol #harmfulconsumerproducts #opioids #marketadaptation #regulatoryaction

In this episode of the Leading Voices in Food podcast, host Kelly Brownell discusses the concept of market-driven epidemics with his guests Dr. Jonathan Quick and Eszter Rimanyi from Duke University. The conversation explores how aggressive marketing of consumer products like cigarettes, sugar, and prescription opioids has led to significant health crises. The experts outline five phases of such epidemics, ranging from product development to market adaptation, and discuss the roles of different actors in mitigating these issues. They also delve into the narrative similarities across different harmful products, the tactics used by industries to sow doubt, and the long gap between acknowledgment of harm and regulatory action. The episode concludes with hopeful suggestions for reducing these time gaps and promoting corporate responsibility. Podcast and transcript - https://buff.ly/4ghDJsq #marketdrivenepidemics #marketepidemics #publichealth #corporateaccountability #healthimpacts #jonathanquick #eszterrimanyi #DGHI #Sanford #KellyBrownell #tobaccoplaybook #sugar #corporatetactics #corporatelying #freemarketandaccountability #consumerprotections #earlywarningformarketdrivenepidemics #mitigatingcorporatecontrol #harmfulconsumerproducts #opioids #marketadaptation #regulatoryaction

In this episode of the Leading Voices in Food podcast, host Kelly Brownell discusses the concept of market-driven epidemics with his guests Dr. Jonathan Quick and Eszter Rimanyi from Duke University. The conversation explores how aggressive marketing of consumer products like cigarettes, sugar, and prescription opioids has led to significant health crises. The experts outline five phases of such epidemics, ranging from product development to market adaptation, and discuss the roles of different actors in mitigating these issues. They also delve into the narrative similarities across different harmful products, the tactics used by industries to sow doubt, and the long gap between acknowledgment of harm and regulatory action. The episode concludes with hopeful suggestions for reducing these time gaps and promoting corporate responsibility. Podcast and transcript - https://buff.ly/4ghDJsq #marketdrivenepidemics #marketepidemics #publichealth #corporateaccountability #healthimpacts #jonathanquick #eszterrimanyi #DGHI #Sanford #KellyBrownell #tobaccoplaybook #sugar #corporatetactics #corporatelying #freemarketandaccountability #consumerprotections #earlywarningformarketdrivenepidemics #mitigatingcorporatecontrol #harmfulconsumerproducts #opioids #marketadaptation #regulatoryaction

This article in the BBC News today highlights how important it is to fact check what we hear. Podcasts are not subject to the same kind of regulations as traditional press so be wary of what people are putting out. Unfortunately we can't always have experts reviewing every podcast episodes put out there so the onus is on the individual to question what we are hearing. When was the last time you stopped to think about something you'd heard on a podcast? Did you go back and do your own research? #dietitian #nutrition #womenshealth #womensupportingwomen

🚨 New Episode Alert! 🚨 What's eating you?! Red Dye #3 & obesity medicine with our guest Dr. Bass – What You Need to Know! In this episode of The Med Edit Podcast, we're covering two hot topics that are making headlines: Red Dye #3: The FDA's recent ban on this controversial food additive — and what it means for your favorite snacks. GLP-1s: Everything you need to know about these weight loss medications, including their benefits, risks, and how they compare to other options on the market. 🎙️ Tune in to get the facts and stay informed! We're diving deep with expert insights, breaking down the science, and addressing common misconceptions. 🔗 themededit.bluberry,net #MedEditPodcast #HealthFacts #Semaglutide #RedDye3 #FDAUpdate #WeightLossJourney #HealthyLiving #CMEcredits #HealthEducation

Want to learn more about eczema? Listen to our latest podcast episode!⁣ ⁣ In this episode we:⁣ -discuss the conventional options for treating eczema⁣ -elaborate on the connection between eczema and gut health⁣ -reveal supplements that can help with eczema ⁣ -share our personal stories with eczema⁣ -chat about the various root causes of eczema and testing options⁣ -present how eczema treatment is not one-size-fits-all and it takes an individualized approach⁣ -pinpoint why addressing eczema in children is so important⁣ ⁣ Listen here: ⁣https://lnkd.in/eq_9vvBb ⁣ #eczemarelief #eczemahealing #eczemaproblems #eczemawarrior #eczemaawareness #eczemahelp #eczemawarriors #eczemalife #eczemafighter #tabletalkpodcast #functionalpharmacist #rootcausemedicine #healthylifestyle #chronicdisease #pharmtotableteam #functionalmedicine #pharmacist

Managing inflammation during the transition period in dairy cows is a critical focus for herd health. Spanning the three weeks before and after calving, this period presents unique challenges: cows typically consume less dry matter and experience systemic inflammation, both of which can negatively impact their health and performance without proper support. In his episode of The Dairy Podcast Show, Dr. Adrian Barragan offers practical insights and proven strategies to help producers manage these issues effectively. By focusing on inflammation control, dairy producers can set their herds up for healthier, more productive lactations. Tune in to Dr. Barragan's episode, "Managing Transition Period Inflammation," available now on The Dairy Podcast Show. #naturalbiologics

New Blog & Chip Talks Podcast Alert! 🌿 Ever wondered how the Endocannabinoid System (ECS) works as your body's master regulatory system? Discover the intricate workings of the ECS and its vital role in maintaining balance and wellness. Join us on the next episode of Chip Talks as we dive into this fascinating topic and explore how Truemedx supplements support your endocannabinoid health. Read the full article here: Understanding the Endocannabinoid System: Your Body’s Master Regulatory System: https://lnkd.in/gvABz4iZ Watch the podcast on YouTube or download it @chiptalks. Check out the clip from our latest episode! #ChipTalks #Truemedx #EndocannabinoidHealth #HolisticWellness #HealthJourney

My very first podcast episode that I produced was related to the inflammation-food connection. I though it was to time to re-visit since it's such an important topic.   https://lnkd.in/g4xzKP28

Watch the full podcast on our channel ShalluNishaPodcast with Mr. Lokendra Tomar: Founder @diabexy where we discuss about health, diabetes and packaged foods. #sugar #shallunishapodcast #diabexy #kidsfood