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The 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 NowThe Donald just declared the opioid crisis in the US an “official” emergency. HUUUUUUGE…doses of narcan.
Listen NowWe discuss an article in The Atlantic that warns of smartphone-induced mental illness in the iGen (kids born between 1995 and 2007).
Listen NowWe’re baaaaack. New studio, new toys (including a dope electronic stethoscope and a little EMS figurine named “Tad”)… and same sad Vader. It’s Incident Report,...
Listen NowThe Measurement Industrial Complex® of Health 2.0 just announced a new quality measure: the rate of assaults on nurses. Is this meaningful progress or just...
Listen NowChris Weaver, a PhD forensic psychologist, joins us to talk about the interface between law enforcement and the mentally ill, and how it might affect...
Listen NowWe talk human papilloma virus and cancer with the Chief of Head & Neck Surgical Oncology at UCSF Medical Center. The punchline? Vaccinate…Your…Spawn.
Listen NowLittle Charlie Gard passes, and another front line health care professional dies due to violence. We break down the week’s events with YOUR comments.
Listen NowA recent study suggests patients don’t necessarily want to see doctors who describe themselves as fitness buffs. So should we flaunt our muffin tops instead?
Listen NowDr. Pete Poullos, Stanford radiologist and incomplete C3-4 quadriplegic, talks about thriving in medicine after life-changing trauma. An amazing story and an even more amazing...
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