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Firsthand accounts from front line responders on the ground during Hurricane Harvey…shared anonymously by people afraid to lose their jobs.
Listen NowMavis from Mercy Hospital won the lottery. She immediately quit her job. What this says about healthcare and human happiness.
Listen NowTrigger warnings are like spoiler alerts for your emotions. -Teresa Hinueber
Listen NowIn this audio-only podcast, we deep dive into the evolution of health care and how a grass roots movement can transform our system to Health...
Listen NowViolence against frontline health care providers is at epidemic levels and Dr. Kathy Travnicek (a physician specializing in pain medicine) just got her permit to...
Listen NowCitizen-scientist Dave Feldman joins us to talk about his research on cholesterol. We dig into how LDL and the like actually work, and some startling...
Listen NowThe United States does a terrible job of protecting mothers from dying after giving birth. A new study suggests that nurses may contribute to the...
Listen NowWe unpack a new retrospective study that explored the effects of ditching conventional cancer therapies (chemo, radiation, surgery, hormone therapy) in favor of “alternative” medicine....
Listen NowThe JAMA Psychiatry study we featured in our show earlier this week showed a remarkable rise in the prevalence of alcohol use disorder…and may have...
Listen NowIf you thought the culture of silence around workplace violence was pervasive in health care, wait until you combine health care with the US Army....
Listen NowA JAMA Psychiatry article documents a dramatic rise in the prevalence of booze-related badness over the past decade. So we decided to screen Tom for...
Listen NowWe discuss an article in The Atlantic that warns of smartphone-induced mental illness in the iGen (kids born between 1995 and 2007).
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