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05_02 Neuroendocrine Tumors

1. Nomenclature, unique considerations 2. Secretory Syndromes 3. Somatostatin directed therapy 4. Peptide Receptor Radionucleotide Therapy Citations As always, citations, and sources include education from our respective training programs, the Devita textbook, and Uptodate.com.  We highly encourage…

Episode 198: Fatigue

Episode 198: Fatigue.   Future doctors Redden and Ibrahim discuss with Dr. Arreaza the different causes of fatigue, including physical and mental illnesses. Dr. Arreaza describes the steps to evaluate fatigue. Some common misconceptions are explained, such as vitamin D deficiency and “chronic Lyme …

Can You Hack Your Hormones?

Get YDS Merch before July 25!! Support us on Patreon! This week on Your Diet Sucks, we’re talking hormones: what they are, what they do, and why they’ve become the latest scapegoat for every diet culture grift on the internet. From adrenal fatigue (not real) to seed cycling (also not real), Zoë and…

As AI Redefines Research and Users Demand More, Can Scholarly Publishing Platforms Become Strategic Allies?

In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Will Schweitzer, CEO of Silverchair, to explore the rapidly changing landscape of scholarly publishing platforms. With decades of experience spanning product leadership, publishing strategy, and platform innovation, Will offers an unfiltered look …

PsychEd Shorts 7: Substance Use History

Welcome to PsychEd, the psychiatry podcast for medical learners, by medical learners. This short episode covers how to take a substance use history Hosts: Dr. Andrew Nguyen, Dr. Zakia Hussain, Jo Kikukawa, and Dr. Kate Braithwaite. Audio editing: Dr. Kate Braithwaite Resources: Chapter 4: Substan…

PROPOFOL SECRETS YOUR PRECEPTORS EXPECT YOU TO KNOW │ EP65

In this episode of the Atomic Anesthesia Podcast, host Dr. Rhea Temmermand provides a detailed pharmacology review of propofol, the main IV sedative hypnotic used for induction, maintenance, and procedural sedation in anesthesia practice. The episode covers propofol’s drug class and chemistry, its …

Digging Deeper: How Lonza became the most important healthcare company you’ve never heard of

Lonza sits at the nexus of two of the most powerful long-term trends in global healthcare: outsourced drug production and the rise of biologic therapies.  In this episode of Digging Deeper, Murdo MacLean sits down with investment manager Tom Miedema to explore the critical role this little-known Sw…

01_09a Daroxonrasib: A KRAS(on) inhibitor (mini-discussion)

1. RAS as an oncogene 2. The undruggable RAS 3. KRAS G12C as a specific exception 4. Daroxonrasib as a pan RAS(On) inhibitor   Citations As always, citations, and sources include education from our respective training programs, the Devita textbook, and Uptodate.com.  We highly encourage review of g…

Is Early Retirement as Good as It Sounds?

Is early retirement the goal or an escape from burnout? Explore purpose, flexible work, bridge accounts, healthcare, and portfolio risk. Episode Summary Is early retirement truly the goal or does it represent a desire to escape burnout or regain control of your time? In this episode of Scripted W…

Understanding Fitness Acronyms: How SMART, FITT, and NEAT Boost Results

The main question this “Random Fit” answers is: "What do the most important fitness acronyms mean and how can you use them to improve your training goals, program design, recovery, and daily habits?" If you have ever been confused by acronyms like SMART, FITT, NEAT, PEACE & LOVE, or BEDS in fitness…