Best Comprehensive Breast Care Podcasts (2024)

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119. Wealth, Fulfillment, and the Nonlinear Journey featuring Heidi McNulty 48:05

3h ago48:05

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In today’s episode of the Women's Vibrancy Code, our host Maraya Brown has an insightful conversation with Heidi McNulty, a dynamic entrepreneur and advocate from Utah, who has made significant strides in real estate, technology, and holistic wellness. Join us as we delve into Heidi's personal and professional journey, discussing the challenges and…

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Nicole Iny—Executive Director of Grants and Consumer Education at FAIR Health: Tools, educational content and resources to help older adults and family caregivers plan for care relevant to Seniors 7:00

6h ago7:00

7:00

Older adults (age 65 and over) often shoulder a significant portion of healthcare costs but may not always receive the care they prefer. This month, FAIR Health, with generous support from The John A. Hartford Foundation, launched FAIRHealthOlderAdults.org, a free website that offers tools, educational content and resources to help older adults and…

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Dr. Joanne Mortimer, Medical Oncologist at City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer Center and Jessica, Woman Diagnosed with Breast Cancer: BRCA Mutation and Importance of Genetic Testing 5:19

11h ago5:19

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Dr. Joanne Mortimer, a medical oncologist at the City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer Center and Jessica, who was diagnosed with breast cancer join me to talk about the importance of BRCA mutation testing, and how knowing her BRCA mutation status led to routine cancer screenings that Jessica says saved her life.…

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Robin Growley, Bank of America’s Savings and Budgeting Guru: How to Navigate Personal Finance Trends to Build Lasting Savings Habits 9:56

11h ago9:56

9:56

From cash stuffing to loud budgeting, when there’s a new personal finance trend every month, it can be challenging to decipher the best way to keep your finances in shape. Rising costs haven’t made it easier, especially as consumers navigate building up their savings amidst higher costs of living. America Saves Week is a time for people at all stag…

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Tamim Hamid: Author of Grow It Back, How Laser Phototherapy Stops Hair Loss and Regrows Your Hair 14:17

12h ago14:17

14:17

What would make Tamim Hamid, a former NASA biomedical engineer working at the Kennedy Space Center invent a device that regrows hair and write a book about it? Well, today we're going to find out; he's the author of Grow It Back, How Laser Phototherapy Stops Hair Loss and Regrows Your Hair.By Audrey Adams

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Laurie Murphy: Author of Dream Me Home 14:17

13h ago14:17

14:17

Registered nurse and psychotherapist Laurie Elizabeth Murphy draws on her own experience working in the field to create a uniquely intellectual and entertaining mystery in her new book, Dream Me Home. It's a chilling mystery, a story of betrayal, infidelity, and love.By Audrey Adams

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To Treat or Not to Treat: Do Antibiotics Make a Difference with OME? - Frankly Speaking Ep 377 10:45

4h ago10:45

10:45

Credits: 0.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ CME/CE Information and Claim Credit: https://www.pri-med.com/online-education/podcast/frankly-speaking-cme-377 Overview: Fluid in the middle ear, or otitis media with effusion (OME), is common in children with upper respiratory infections and typically resolves without treatment. Most guidelines do not recom…

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

2d 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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Cow's milk or formula and when? Changes to WHO guidelines for babies 6:26

43m ago6:26

6:26

Recently updated World Health Organisation guidelines say babies as young as six months can start drinking cow’s milk rather than infant formula – that could be a good thing if you have challenges accessing safe drinking water, but in Australia it goes against the national guidelines. Associate Professor Rachel Laws, from Deakin University’s Instit…

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Exploring whether cognitive behavioural therapy works on trauma 9:15

43m ago9:15

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Trauma can be a complex thing to tackle. It can present in many different ways depending on the cause (or causes) and the person themselves. Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is a common tool used in many circumstances, but is it effective for everyone? A new review has looked into how CBT impacts a range of young people who’ve experienced trauma…

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What gender means for autism and lives saved by COVID vaccines 11:43

43m ago11:43

11:43

Researchers look at the possible influence of gender for an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis. Calculating just how many lives were saved by the Covid-19 vaccines. And how to spot a fake Dr Karl, or Dr Swan, in the wilds of social media marketing.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The $10m our bone marrow donor registry can't use 8:06

43m ago8:06

8:06

Around 80% of bone marrow transplants in Australia rely on overseas donations, increasing costs and the time it takes to find a match. The Federal Government has recently released more funds to build the local donor system in Australia… but is it enough?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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118. Deep Dive into Breast Health: Empowerment Through Awareness 41:38

1d ago41:38

41:38

In this enlightening episode, Maraya Brown explores the crucial topic of breast health, emphasizing the importance of proactive measures for early detection and prevention. We dive into a range of essential subjects including the significance of self-breast examinations, the role of hormones like estrogen and progesterone, the impact of contracepti…

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Aultman’s Comprehensive Medical Rehabilitation at Woodlawn 41:14

3d ago41:14

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Aultman’s Comprehensive Medical Rehabilitation Program is a 60-bed intensive inpatient rehab unit. Their specially trained and skilled staff will assist you as you recover from your injury or illness. From Physicians and nurses to dietitians and social workers the focus is to restore function and improve the overall quality of life after the illnes…

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Norman Swan on what is schizophrenia? 13:09

3d 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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New Benefits Give SGLT2 Inhibitors Their Turn to Shine - Frankly Speaking Ep 376 8:15

8d ago8:15

8:15

Credits: 0.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ CME/CE Information and Claim Credit: https://www.pri-med.com/online-education/podcast/frankly-speaking-cme-376 Overview: While GLP-1 agents are center stage in the medical and lay press, drugs in the class of sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors (SGLT2is) are also quite remarkable at improving a variety…

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Could a cure for recurrent UTIs be a spray away? 4:51

6d ago4:51

4:51

A needle-free vaccine sprayed under the tongue could prevent UTIs from occurring. In a long-term observational study, more than half of the participants remained UTI-free nine years after receiving the drug. MV140 contains heat-inactivated bacteria from four of the major species that cause UTIs. Also, new research on the time of day you exercise, a…

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'Australia is not the UK': Major reviews into gender affirming care 17:38

6d ago17:38

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UK's approach to gender affirming care has come under massive scrutiny off the back of two reviews into the system. However experts here are warning that applying these findings to Australia, misses important context. Associate Professor Elizabeth Scott explains what she sees on a day-to-day basis caring for children as a psychiatrist. And Professo…

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The underestimated risk of PFAS 'forever chemicals' 8:03

6d ago8:03

8:03

A new UNSW-led international study has assessed the levels of PFAS contamination in surface and ground water around the globe. It found that much of our global source water exceeds PFAS safe drinking limits. Professor Denis O'Carroll, senior author of the study, takes us through the findings. And we discuss the potential health risks of PFAS exposu…

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Immune treatment for common cancer goes straight to the source 4:46

6d ago4:46

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Bladder cancer is common, but it doesn’t get much attention. Safe and effective treatments are needed to treat this cancer early, with fewer negative side effects. As Professor Dickon Hayne explains, a first-in-human trial has injected a type of immunotherapy directly into the bladder to attack tumours, with some early success.…

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

6d 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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117. Reviving Vibrant Health & Entrepreneurship: Craig Cooke's Journey 49:48

9d ago49:48

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Welcome back to The Women's Vibrancy Code Podcast! In today’s enriching episode, host Maraya Brown, a beacon of knowledge in women's health, is thrilled to welcome Craig Cooke, a remarkable entrepreneur and a cherished friend, for a deeply engaging conversation about the critical importance of self-care and the transformative journey back to vibran…

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Breast Cancer: Increased Incidence Doesn’t Mean Increased Mortality - Frankly Speaking Ep 375 8:09

11d ago8:09

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Credits: 0.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ CME/CE Information and Claim Credit: https://www.pri-med.com/online-education/podcast/frankly-speaking-cme-375 Overview: Listen in as we discuss trends seen in breast cancer incidence over recent decades. Despite a notable rise in its prevalence, we’ve witnessed a decline in mortality rates. This positive sh…

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COVID tech to help dementia 6:25

13d ago6:25

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mRNA became a part of the vernacular during the pandemic, but it's not just for COVID vaccines. Dr Rebecca Nisbet at the Florey Institute is using mRNA to target proteins associated with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Cows with bird flu, vaccines for human flu, and GLP-1s for Parkinson's 11:49

18d ago11:49

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This week in health news a look at how cows in the US are catching bird flu. What's new on the menu for flu vaccinations this year. And could GLP-1s, commonly recognised by brand names like Ozempic and Mounjaro, be used in the treatment of Parkinson's disease and the prevention of some cancers?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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When your private health insurer won't pay 12:08

18d ago12:08

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Your doctor's just told you you're going to need a medical procedure, and you pat yourself on the back for paying those private health insurance premiums for all those years. But on closer inspection you realise – you're not covered for the procedure after all. Private health reforms mean coverage is a lot easier to navigate than it used to be but …

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Literacy barriers for early health care 7:38

13d ago7:38

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It's not the apple a day keeping some people away from the doctors' office. For up to 60% of Australian adults reading a medication label, instructions on their referral, or filling in the forms in the waiting room can present a challenge to their literacy levels. That avoidance of early care means a higher chance of ending up in the emergency depa…

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SIDS research: virus and inflammation 11:31

14d ago11:31

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New technology is allowing researchers to look beyond standard autopsy results to investigate viruses and inflammation to point to possible causes of some cases of SIDS. Dr Robin Haynes from the Boston Children's Hospital, working in part with Australian charity River's Gift, identified specific viruses and inflammation of the brain stem in some ca…

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

13d 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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Amanda Archer MPH, Health Commissioner - Canton Public Health 43:26

13d ago43:26

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Amanda Archer, MPH, was appointed Canton City Health Commissioner on January 25, 2024 and is the first woman to lead the department since its inception in 1849. Amanda is a 1998 graduate of McKinley High School and began her tenure with Canton City Health Department in 2014 as an epidemiologist after earning her Master of Public Health from the Uni…

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116. Redefining Health: Katie Bramlett's Holistic Approach to Wellness Beyond Weight Loss 51:05

16d ago51:05

51:05

Join us for a transformative episode of The Women's Vibrancy Code as host Maraya Brown welcomes the remarkable Katie Bramlett. Katie is the CEO and Co-Founder of WeShape and the host of the Feeling Lighter Podcast, where she dedicates her expertise to shifting the focus from traditional weight loss to fostering self-love, community, and sustainable…

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Genealogist Bernice Bennett: Family Health History Conversations Could Help Drive Awareness and Diagnosis of an Inherited Condition 9:23

22d ago9:23

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Genealogist and health educator Bernice Bennett, host of Alnylam’s Family Health History Road Trip program, traveled and visited families affected by an inherited condition called hereditary ATTR amyloidosis – She is joined by Giselle, whose father’s diagnosis solved her own health puzzle and why it’s so important for families to discuss their heal…

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Sleep Lab in Your Pocket: Smartphone Diagnostics for Sleep Apnea - Frankly Speaking Ep 374 10:59

18d ago10:59

10:59

Credits: 0.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ CME/CE Information and Claim Credit: https://www.pri-med.com/online-education/podcast/frankly-speaking-cme-374 Overview: This episode explores the use of data from smartphone recordings as a diagnostic tool for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), highlighting at-home testing as a more accessible, convenient, and …

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

20d 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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Free RSV vaccines for infants 10:50

20d ago10:50

10:50

Thousands of babies at risk of respiratory syncytial virus will be better protected as cases surge. New South Wales and Queensland are following WA's lead with new RSV vaccine programs for vulnerable infants. Also making health news this week, a drop in PBS subsidised opioid use and a new therapy for a deadly genetic disease in kids.…

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Identifying a bacterial cause for bowel cancer 13:04

21d ago13:04

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Colorectal cancer is happening more often and in younger people, but why? Part of the answer might have to do with the microbiome. Researchers at University of Melbourne have identified a particular strain of bacteria that causes DNA damage that leads to cancer. Associate Professor Daniel Buchanan explains what this means – and whether this informa…

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Changes to WHO guidelines for anaemia diagnosis 10:26

26d ago10:26

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Anaemia is a common condition where there's not enough healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen to the body's tissues. It can cause debilitating symptoms, including tiredness, weakness and shortness of breath. For the first time in 50 years the World Health Organization has revised its guidelines for diagnosis. Professor Sant-Rayn Pasricha from the …

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Blueprint for improving indoor air quality 7:42

20d ago7:42

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We spend 90 per cent of our time indoors but the quality of the air we breathe while we're there is largely unregulated. It's something experts have been wanting to change for two decades, but came into the spotlight during the pandemic as people realised COVID was airborne. Professor Lidia Morawska is the lead author of paper in the journal Scienc…

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115. Thriving Through Hormonal Transitions: Empowerment for Women in Their Prime 23:49

23d ago23:49

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In this enlightening episode, host Maraya Brown dives deep into the crucial topic of Hormonal Health for ambitious women in their prime. With a background as a Women's Health Nurse Practitioner trained at Yale, Maraya brings 23 years of experience to the table, sharing invaluable insights into how hormonal fluctuations can profoundly impact your li…

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From Access to AI: Cancer in America with Dr. Douglas Flora 36:04

23d ago36:04

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In this episode of the Precision Medicine Podcast, host Karan Cushman does some time traveling with Dr. Douglas Flora through his lifetime journey with cancer. Dr. Flora is the Medical Director of Oncology Services at St. Elizabeth Healthcare and Editor-in-Chief AI in Precision Oncology, a peer-reviewed research journal dedicated to advancing artif…

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Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: Can Lifestyle Reverse It? - Frankly Speaking Ep 373 11:13

25d ago11:13

11:13

Credits: 0.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ CME/CE Information and Claim Credit: https://www.pri-med.com/online-education/podcast/frankly-speaking-cme-373 Overview: In this episode, we review the effectiveness of intensive lifestyle intervention for type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) remission. We unpack study findings on total diet replacement and consi…

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

27d 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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Using the immune system's own cells to attack brain cancer 9:06

1M ago9:06

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In this small 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. While some tumours returned in time, Dr Marcela Maus, from Harvard Medical School, says it's a proof of concept that requires further study.…

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How often does the average person think about suicide? 11:53

27d ago11:53

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Suicidal thoughts are more common than researchers expected in people who do not fit with conventional diagnoses of depression or other psychiatric disorders. Dr Maria Oquendo, from the university of Pennsylvania, says changes are needed to broaden suicide risk screening and emergency department response.…

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Could ADHD treatment save your life? 8:52

27d ago8:52

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Three scientific papers looking at ADHD: research into the risk of death from unnatural causes like accidents; medication for ADHD and potential cardio vascular disease; and the likelihood of developing dementia. And new vaping legislation and lung cancer screening that's been presented to parliament.…

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Will cancer treatment damage your ovaries? 10:17

27d ago10:17

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There’s a glaring lack of data about new cancer treatments, like immunotherapy, and their effects on women’s reproductive organs and fertility. Reporter Lauren Roberts has been speaking to cancer patients and researchers to find out why this has been overlookedBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Practical Approaches to the Pharmacologic Treatment of Obesity 34:02

27d ago34:02

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Credits: 0.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, 0.50 ABIM MOC or 0.56 AANP, including 0.56 AANP Pharm CME/CE Information and Claim Credit: https://www.pri-med.com/online-cme-ce/podcast/practical-approaches-to-the-pharmacologic-treatment-of-obesity Overview: In this podcast expert faculty will review the available options and discuss best practices for p…

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A Comprehensive Approach to Obesity Management 36:33

27d ago36:33

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Credits: 0.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, 0.50 ABIM MOC or 0.60 AANP CME/CE Information and Claim Credit: https://www.pri-med.com/online-cme-ce/podcast/a-comprehensive-approach-to-obesity-management Overview: In this podcast expert faculty will discuss the Obesity Medicine Association’s 4 pillars of clinical obesity treatment as a comprehensive, e…

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Obesity as a Chronic Disease: Why Lifestyle Modification Often Fails 29:45

27d ago29:45

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Credits: 0.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, 0.50 ABIM MOC or 0.48 AANP CME/CE Information and Claim Credit: https://www.pri-med.com/online-cme-ce/podcast/obesity-as-a-chronic-disease-why-lifestyle-modifications-often-fails Overview: In this 30-minute podcast, expert faculty will discuss the concept of obesity as a chronic disease. They will consider…

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PrEParing for the Future: Overcoming Barriers and Empowering Primary Care Clinicians in HIV Prevention 50:52

28d ago50:52

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Credits: 0.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ CME/CE Information and Claim Credit: https://www.pri-med.com/online-cme-ce/podcast/cdc-preparing-for-future-hiv Overview: While the United States has made remarkable strides in HIV prevention, treatment, and care, there remains untapped potential, especially in primary care. In 2019, a staggering 1 in 8 indi…

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