Best Cochlear Podcasts (2024)

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A Conversation with Erin Thompson, of the Children's Cochlear Implant Center at UNC-Chapel Hill! 35:57

28d ago35:57

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Erin Thompson, M.S., CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert AVT has been working with the Children's Cochlear Implant Center at UNC since July 2004. She earned her Bachelors from Appalachian State University and her Master’s in Speech and Hearing Sciences from UNC-Chapel Hill. She completed her clinical fellowship year with Pediatric Speech and Language Services out o…

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Sports bras support knees, bird flu in milk, and health after prison release 43:42

19m ago43:42

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Avian influenza particles have been detected in US milk supplies, just how concerning is that? Why are COVID treatment recommendations different depending on what country you're in? And how much does the average Australian know about preventing dementia? The latest research on bras and knees. You might not think they have much to do with each other…

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A Conversation with Mary D. McGinnis! 46:02

1d ago46:02

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Mary McGinnis is a teacher of the deaf and Listening and Spoken Language Certified Auditory-Verbal Therapist. She is the former Director of the John Tracy Clinic Graduate Program, and continues to teach auditory-verbal courses for the JTC Graduate Program. She’s also a consultant for Aurea Lab in Mexico City, working with families and professionals…

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Hearing Loss LIVE! in 5 6:55

5d ago6:55

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Welcome to HLL! in 5. This week we will talk #Ableism and #HearingLoss Support the Show.By Hearing Loss LIVE!

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Cow's milk for babies, therapy for trauma, and lives saved by COVID vaccines 35:04

7d ago35:04

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Research into the influence of gender on autism spectrum disorder diagnoses. Calculating how many lives were saved by Australia's Covid-19 vaccine roll-out, and how to spot a fake Dr Karl, or Dr Swan, in the wilds of social media marketing. A review into how cognitive behavioural therapy can help young people who've experienced trauma. Recently upd…

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Hearing Loss LIVE! What We Learned #IdentityCrisis and #HearingLoss 22:14

8d ago22:14

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We examine our own crisis modes with respect to hearing loss and how we handled them. We share why it's important for all to take the time they need to overcome the new obstacles they face with hearing loss. Support the Show.By Hearing Loss LIVE!

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Norman Swan on what is schizophrenia? 13:09

11d ago13:09

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In light of the Bondi Junction attack, there's been a lot of commentary about mental illness - including schizophrenia. So what is schizophrenia? While the exact cause isn't known, it's a serious mental illness that can affect how a person behaves. It might also surprise you to learn that someone with a diagnosis is more likely to be harmed, than t…

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Treating UTIs (without cranberry juice) and re-examining gender care 37:18

14d ago37:18

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Is a simpler solution to recurrent UTIs on the way? Plus when should you exercise to get the most benefit? A deep dive into the UK's reviews of gender affirming treatment, and how Australia's system differs. Researchers say there's more PFAS in our water than previously thought, but how much do we know about the health harms? And a new way to deliv…

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Hearing Loss LIVE! Talks #IdentityCrisis and #HearingLoss with Gloria Pelletier 25:24

15d ago25:24

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Who are we now that we are #HardofHearing. We explore how feel our changes and not make #hearingloss our #identity this month. If you want more please watch for the workbook packages to come out later this spring. hearinglosslive.com @hearinglosslive Support the Show.By Hearing Loss LIVE!

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A Conversation with Carly Sygrove, Hearing Loss Coach! 41:16

15d ago41:16

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Carly Sygrove is a hearing loss coach and a hearing health writer who has single-sided deafness. She writes about living with hearing loss at My Hearing Loss Story and manages an online support group for people with hearing loss. She is also the founder of the Sudden Hearing Loss Support website, a source of information and support for people affec…

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When your private health won't pay, and flu vaccine options 45:49

21d ago45:49

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In health news this week it's cows with bird flu, vaccines for human flu, and GLP-1s for Parkinson's and possibly bowel cancer prevention. When your private health insurer won't pay, have you read the fine print on your policy lately? A look at health literacy barriers, when it's not the apple a day keeping some people away from the doctors' office…

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The bacteria causing bowel cancer, and how to make indoor air safer 41:33

28d ago41:33

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How changes to codeine access impacted the use of PBS-listed opiods. Pinpointing particular strains of bacteria that could lead to bowel cancer. The Australian research that helped change our definition of anaemia. And why aren't there already strict guidelines on indoor air quality?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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ADHD medication a lifesaver? Will cancer treatment damage your ovaries? 39:21

1M ago39:21

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Three recent scientific papers looking at ADHD treatment and other health outcomes. Why no one knows what your cancer treatment will do to your ovaries. In a small US study, brain cancer tumours shrank rapidly in the first few days when treated with chimeric antigen receptor, or CAR, T cells injected into the fluid around the brain. And suicidal th…

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Hearing Loss LIVE! What we Learned Incidental Hearing 25:23

1M ago25:23

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In this episode we will share some experiences of others as well as our own on what we learned about #IncidentalLearning with #HearingLoss and how #Technology may or may not help and how #HardofHearing can navigate the loss of #IncidentalHearing Thank you Rachel Barber of living4moments.com who shared an experience last month that fits right into t…

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Ep. 2024-03: BONUS! Jacque Rogers Scholl, AuD, on Audiology Advocacy 19:51

1M ago19:51

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Dr. Rudden and Dr. Scholl continue the conversation on the Aftershow with lessons learned from a meeting with legislators, how to avoid burnout, and ways to stay educated on the top issues affecting audiology. Learn more about SoundWrx.

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Ep. 2024-03: Jacque Rogers Scholl, AuD, on Audiology Advocacy 21:07

1M ago21:07

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Dr. Scholl is the Founder and Executive Director of SoundWrx, a non-profit in Tulsa, Okla., with the goal to educate, inspire, and demonstrate the unlimited abilities of people with hearing loss and give them the opportunity to live inclusively and to their full potential. She is also the Head of Pediatrics for Tuned, an online platform providing a…

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Scrapping the term Long-COVID? Is toddler food bad? And the sick quitter effect 37:59

1M ago37:59

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Queensland's Chief Health Officer says the term "long-COVID" should be scrapped, but there are different definitions of what long-COVID is and different ways data is collected Evidence suggests toddler or transition milks are unnecessary at best and harmful at worst. Numbers of alcohol related deaths may have been under reported because past abuse …

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A Conversation with Sydney Bassard, The Listening SLP! 39:27

1M ago39:27

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Sydney Bassard, MSP, CCC-SLP, is a speech-language pathologist who specializes in working with individuals who are Deaf and hard of hearing and literacy. She owns The Listening SLP, her private practice and social media brand. Sydney creates graphics to promote healthy equity of information. The Listening SLP Website Free Downloads from The Listeni…

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Hearing Loss LIVE! Talks Incidental Hearing 21:13

1M ago21:13

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When you are un able to overhear conversations you miss out on incidental learning. This well studied and discussed in the realms of a #HoH or #Deaf student. But how does it look with respect to Adults with #HearingLoss? Being #HardofHearing can be isolating. Through our #Workbooks, #Workshops and #Lipreading #Classes our goal it to help you have b…

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Short sleep and diabetes | Menopause and mood | VR patients and emergency 45:29

2M ago45:29

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A 62-year-old man in Germany—called HIM—deliberately received the SARS-CoV-2 vaccination 217 times within a period of 29 months. Researchers were keen to know how he fared. Sleep has become a bit of an obsession and has us questioning just how much we need. A large study has compared participants' duration of sleep against their risk of Type 2 Diab…

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Exercise and depression | Melanoma and access to treatment | Comprehensive research on Sarcoidosis 38:06

2M ago38:06

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Major depressive disorder is a leading cause of global disability, and exercise looks like a candidate for treatment. But which type? Skin cancer is a major health risk for Australians, but access to proper cancer screening and treatment is difficult, especially in some of our highest-risk areas, like Far North Queensland. Sarcoidoisis is an enigma…

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A Conversation with Paige Stringer of the Global Foundation For Children With Hearing Loss! 45:43

2M ago45:43

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Paige Stringer, M.A., M.P.H -- Paige is the Founder and Executive Director of the Global Foundation For Children With Hearing Loss. Born with a severe to profound hearing loss, Paige benefitted from early identification and early intervention services as a baby to learn to listen and speak. In 2009, she established the Global Foundation For Childre…

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CORONACAST BONUSCAST: New numbers around (super rare) vaccine side effects 6:03

2M ago6:03

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When COVID vaccines first became available in 2021, they were met with celebration. Finally we had some defence against this virus that had struck down so many and triggered such heavy lockdowns. But once they started rolling out en masse, a new concern emerged – reports of side effects that, while rare, could be severe. Just how rare these conditi…

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News on long COVID and indoor air quality | Visualising plaque in your arteries | An under-tested blood fat | Kids' risk of poor health in the youth justice system 43:41

2M ago43:41

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News this week is The Government response to the long COVID inquiry, which looked into how many Australians are living with long COVID and what could be done to support them. And, a report on fine particulates in the air, and their relationship with coronary heart disease. A study has tested whether showing people actual pictures of the plaque insi…

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Hearing Loss LIVE! What We Learned Hearing vs Understanding 19:28

2M ago19:28

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#hearing vs #understanding is two different things. With #hearingloss we hear sound but may not be able to understand what or where the sound is. Let stop the #what! Let's work on better #communication for all! Learn more about comminication and hearing loss at Hearing Loss LIVE! Support the Show.By Hearing Loss LIVE!

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Insomnia, sun exposure | Low-carb diets | Sodium in food | Hepatitis in kids | Social prescribing 38:32

2M ago38:32

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Health news: Insomnia: what kind of therapy and/or behaviour changes are more likely to work? And new advice on sun exposure that reflects Australia's diverse population. Low-carb diets have grabbed a lot of attention, promising weight loss and improved health, but they're not all the same. Diet is important for health, but foods high in sodium are…

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Ep. 2024-02: BONUS! De Wet Swanepoel, PhD, on Expanding Our Reach with Teleaudiology 23:09

2M ago23:09

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The conversation continues on the Aftershow with Drs. Swanepoel and Rudden. Listen to their discussion on a community-based, public health approach to patient care, as well as the ethics around teleaudiology.

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Ep. 2024-02: De Wet Swanepoel, PhD, on Expanding Our Reach with Teleaudiology 19:33

2M ago19:33

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Dr. De Wet Swanepoel joins Dr. D’Anne Rudden this month to discuss how audiologists can meet their patients in more accessible ways through teleaudiology. Dr. Swanepoel is Professor of Audiology at the University of Pretoria, South Africa, and an adjunct professor in Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery at the University of Colorado School of Medicin…

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A Conversation with Wendy Visser, Auditory Skills Therapist & Telepractitioner 47:30

2M ago47:30

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Wendy D. Visser, MEd, Dipl. AV Studies, is an Itinerant Teacher of the Deaf/Hard of Hearing in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Wendy has her Masters in Education, a Postgraduate Certificate in Auditory Verbal Studies and is an Auditory Skills Therapist. In addition to being a Content Creator at the 3C Digital Media Network, she is also a Course Consultant…

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Food for kids in childhood centres—are their brains being starved? | Getting an autism diagnosis as an adult 39:22

3M ago39:22

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A groundbreaking study from the Queensland Brain Institute has found serious deficiencies in the amount and quality of food provided to kids by Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) services. This can compromise kids' nutritional needs, and brain development. Getting a diagnosis for autism for a child or adolescent is a series of complicated an…

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Why fentanyl isn't so big in Australia? | Risks of under-vaccination | Breast cancer after an early scare | AI shaking up radiology 35:46

3M ago35:46

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The addictive painkiller fentanyl has swept through the USA—but its effects haven't been as big in Australia. Why? Vaccination against COVID-19 can save lives and reduce the risk of severe disease. Why are some people under vaccinated—and what's the risk for people not up to date with shots? An early form of breast cancer—ductal carcinoma in situ (…

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A Conversation with Kathy Dowd of The Audiology Project! 32:06

3M ago32:06

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Dr. Kathy Dowd worked in audiology settings for school systems, as state hearing impaired supervisor, ENT clinics and private practice for 36 years. Dr. Dowd is currently the Executive Director of The Audiology Project, a 501c3 nonprofit organization focused on raising awareness of the impact of chronic diseases, ototoxic medications and other medi…

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GLP1 agonists and weight loss | Opioids and cancer pain | Don't neglect dental care | Some back pain resolves, some lingers | Synaesthesia 46:22

3M ago46:22

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The drug name on everyone’s lips is semaglutide—a seemingly magical substance that can solve all our ills. But it’s not just semaglutide, there’s a whole class of drugs called GLP-1 agonists. Opioids are commonly prescribed to patients who have cancer to help them with pain, but the drugs are not risk free and can have their downsides. Last year th…

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Hearing Loss LIVE! Talks Audible Talkers Toastmaster with Harry Wolfe 21:48

3M ago21:48

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#Toastmasters #Confidence #Speech #HearingLoss #HardofHearing #CochlearImplant #HearingAids #Online This month @hearinglosslive is all about confidence. What better way to build it than public speaking. Toastmasters has been a long time platform built to help you with that. But what if you have hearing loss? How do you access this type of platform.…

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Australian immunisation rates drop | What are 'incidentalomas'? 28:37

3M ago28:37

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What's happening with COVID Australian vaccination rates are dropping A new term for chance discoveries on scansBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A Conversation with Jasmine Simmons, Audiologist, Advocate, and Author! 23:11

3M ago23:11

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Dr. Jasmine Simmons was born in Columbus, Ohio and currently resides in Jacksonville, Florida. Her journey in the field of Audiology is marked by dedication, resilience, and a relentless commitment to inclusivity and advocacy. Dr. Simmons' educational path began at the University of Akron, where she obtained her undergraduate degree. Her determinat…

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Ep. 2024-01: BONUS! Terry Zwolan, PhD, and Mary Rose Goldstein, AuD, on Revising the Cochlear Implant Standards 23:54

3M ago23:54

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The conversation continues on the Aftershow with Drs. Zwolan and Goldstein. Listen to their discussion on the challenges of coding and reimbursement, speech-in-noise testing, and the MTSB-3 guidelines. For more on the MTSB-3 guidelines, visit www.cochlearimplanttraining.com.

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Ep. 2024-01: Terry Zwolan, PhD, and Mary Rose Goldstein, AuD, on Revising the Cochlear Implant Standards 18:41

3M ago18:41

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Dr. Terry Zwolan is the Director of Audiology Access and Standards of Care at Cochlear Americas. Dr. Mary Rose Goldstein is an audiologist at the Ear and Hearing Center in the Center for Neurosciences in Tucson, Arizona. They join Dr. D’Anne Rudden on the podcast this month to decode cochlear implant candidacy guidelines, the MTSB, and “best aided …

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'Life and potential death': Being diagnosed with cancer while pregnant 28:35

3M ago28:35

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The shock of a cancer diagnosis is familiar for far too many people. But when Na'ama Carlin was diagnosed with breast cancer, her health wasn't the only consideration. If you're in need of support you can contact Mummy's Wish or Hope for Two.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Care and detection of younger onset dementia | Breastfeeding aversion 28:36

4M ago28:36

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First heard in July 2023 It’s called ‘young onset’ dementia if diagnosed before the age of 65—and can occur while people are still caring for kids and supporting a household. First heard in July 2023 We think breastfeeding is quite natural, but it doesn’t always come easily, and some issues—such as Breastfeeding Aversion Response (or BAR)—are still…

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A Conversation with Donna Smiley, Chief Staff Officer for Audiology, at ASHA! 49:01

4M ago49:01

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You can also listen to this episode on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Donna Smiley, Ph.D., CCC-A is the Chief Staff Officer for Audiology at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. She works with the ASHA teams in Audiology Practices, Accreditation, Certification and Ethics. Prior to coming to ASHA, she was the coordinator for th…

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Where does Australia stand on drug decriminalisation? 28:36

4M ago28:36

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Drug use has been increasing, whether it be cannabis, cocaine, ecstasy, hallucinogens, or ketamine. That includes recreational use and substance abuse. So it begs the question: Has criminalising drugs ever worked? And what needs to be done to drive down the harms associated with this increasing drug use? If you're in need of support, you can contac…

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ADHD clinics and the diagnosis explosion | Chat GPT and virtual health care 28:36

4M ago28:36

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A new kind of ADHD clinic is cashing in on surging demand for diagnoses—and promising salaries of more than $900,000 to recruit psychiatrists. As the need for services has grown, so have waitlists. Given the choice between a ChatGPT bot or a real doctor, a panel of health care professionals found the bot's responses were both more empathetic and ga…

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Hearing Loss LIVE! Talks Seasons Greetings 2023 6:46

4M ago6:46

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Join us at Hearing Loss LIVE! for 2024. We have many free and low cost workshops, classes, and workbook packages. Spread the Cheer and let people know we are here! Support the Show.By Hearing Loss LIVE!

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Ep. 2023-11: BONUS! Amy Badstubner, AuD, on Lighting the Professional Path 19:29

4M ago19:29

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The conversation continues on the Aftershow with Amy Badstubner, AuD, on how to optimize employee energy levels and finding professional fulfillment. Dr. Badstubner and her business partner, Dr. Morganstein Dermer, host a free support group called "Hear Together." Register today at: https://forms.gle/KPVMUikghKaajbBL6. To learn more, contact Info@D…

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Ep. 2023-11: Amy Badstubner, AuD, on Lighting the Professional Path 18:53

4M ago18:53

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Amy Badstubner, AuD, is an audiologist, certified professional coach, and co-owner of dB Coaching Group. She joins the podcast to discuss professional coaching, leadership strategies, and how to hold your team accountable. Dr. Badstubner and her business partner, Dr. Morganstein Dermer, host a free support group called "Hear Together." Register tod…

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Invigorating ice baths | Waves in the dying brain | Gaming and exercise 28:36

4M ago28:36

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More and more people are tackling the bracing discomfort of ice bath sessions. Alongside several touted health benefits there are some serious risks. Norman is at Bronte Beach to chill. Researchers observed the cardiac and neural signals from a small number of ICU patients at the point when ventilatory support was withdrawn. They recorded the quite…

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Body dysmorphic disorder | Benefits of a low-salt diet | Primary aldosteronism | How a country buys its drugs 29:07

5M ago29:07

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Feeling dissatisfied with their appearance can become an obsession for some people, and affect quality of life and relationships. Most people can benefit from reduced salt intake, and so reduce the risk of heart attack, atrial fibrillation, stroke, dementia, and kidney damage. A few months ago the program there was a story on an under-recognised ca…

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Concerns about a cancer therapy | Promise and risk in health AI | Where are all the psychiatrists? | Tackling high blood pressure 28:57

5M ago28:57

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Bringing clarity to health and medical issues from social, scientific and political points of view.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Respiratory illnesses in China | ACL injury in women | GP referrals to psychiatrists 28:57

5M ago28:57

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There are eerily familiar of clusters of respiratory infections being reported across China. We know that for some health conditions women are more likely to have a worse time than men. But for the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), the chances of a woman sustaining an injury to it are up to 6 or even 10 times as likely as men. When someone has a co…

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