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How Gravity Influences Our Genome, The Effects Of Ketamine Therapy, And Can A Diet Cause Dementia? | Medical Notes

>> October 31, 2026
Is dementia related to your diet? New research shows that experiencing food insecurity later in life significantly increases long-term vulnerability to cognitive decline. A study published in The American Journal Of Clinical Nutrition found that adults in …
ListenHow Gravity Influences Our Genome, The Effects Of Ketamine Therapy, And Can A Diet Cause Dementia? | Medical Notes

How Psychotherapy Works Pt.1: Bridging Survival Instincts And Social Living

>> October 31, 2026
When starting a career in therapy, many practitioners quickly realize that formal education falls short of preparing them for the true complexities of human behavior. Our expert explores the role of psychotherapy and dissects the true healing process. Guest …
ListenHow Psychotherapy Works Pt.1: Bridging Survival Instincts And Social Living

Inside The Supplement Loophole: Why Regulatory Oversight Lags Behind

>> October 31, 2026
Despite generating billions in annual sales, the dietary supplement industry operates with surprisingly minimal federal oversight. Under current regulations, regulatory action from the FDA typically occurs only after products have already entered store shelves …
ListenInside The Supplement Loophole: Why Regulatory Oversight Lags Behind

Why You Should Take Creatine, Detecting Cancer Earlier Than Ever Before, And What You Should Know About The New MRNA Flu Shot | Medical Notes

>> October 24, 2026
The new FDA approved flu shot is the first to use MRNA technology. Experts say it opens a new front in seasonal disease prevention. Because it utilizes the same manufacturing platform established during the pandemic, production can be rapidly expanded or …
ListenWhy You Should Take Creatine, Detecting Cancer Earlier Than Ever Before, And What You Should Know About The New MRNA Flu Shot | Medical Notes

The Rogue Organ Pt.2: Why Myasthenia Gravis Returns After Surgery

>> October 24, 2026
While surgical removal of the thymus gland is considered the gold standard treatment for Myasthenia Gravis, nearly one-third of patients experience a frustrating recurrence of their autoimmune symptoms. Our expert explains why symptoms return even after …
ListenThe Rogue Organ Pt.2: Why Myasthenia Gravis Returns After Surgery

Fatigue, Bloating, And Inflammation: Spotting The Subtle Signs Of MASLD

>> October 24, 2026
Because many people falsely assume liver disease is strictly caused by heavy alcohol use, life-threatening conditions like MASLD frequently go undiagnosed until major damage occurs. When excess fat builds up in the liver, unchecked inflammation and scarring …
ListenFatigue, Bloating, And Inflammation: Spotting The Subtle Signs Of MASLD

How Space Travel Affects Womenโ€™s Health, The Hormones That Help You Learn, And Why CBD May Be The Best Pain Reliever | Medical Notes

>> October 17, 2026
Is your smartwatch lying to you? A review published in the journal Sensors found that while metrics directly detected by sensors, like resting heart rate and step count are highly reliable, complex outputs like burned calories, hydration, recovery, and …
ListenHow Space Travel Affects Womenโ€™s Health, The Hormones That Help You Learn, And Why CBD May Be The Best Pain Reliever | Medical Notes

The Rogue Organ: How The Thymus Triggers Autoimmune Disease

>> October 17, 2026
When a persistent droopy eye was initially feared to be a stroke, the real cause was equally as shocking. Myasthenia Gravis is a chronic autoimmune disorder that stems from dysfunction in the thymus, a small organ behind the breastbone. Our expert explains …
ListenThe Rogue Organ: How The Thymus Triggers Autoimmune Disease

Smarter Screenings: More Advanced And Accessible Skin Cancer Detection

>> October 17, 2026
With skin cancer cases rising across the country, long appointment wait times and a growing dermatologist shortage leave millions of high-risk patients struggling to get timely screenings. Our expert explains how new imaging technology is increasing skin check …
ListenSmarter Screenings: More Advanced And Accessible Skin Cancer Detection

A Newly Discovered Layer Of The Human Genome, The Problems With Psychiatric Diagnoses, And Using Your Smartphone For Your Next Ultrasound | Medical Notes

>> October 10, 2026
Researchers have discovered a new layer of the human genome. RNA and DNA are often separate molecules in cells, but sometimes the RNA is found embedded in DNA. It was always thought to be a mistake, but new research, published in Cell, is completely …
ListenA Newly Discovered Layer Of The Human Genome, The Problems With Psychiatric Diagnoses, And Using Your Smartphone For Your Next Ultrasound | Medical Notes

How To Prevent Childhood Food Allergies Before They Start

>> October 10, 2026
With the rise of severe food allergies in children, parents are navigating a confusing landscape of risks and evolving medical advice. Pediatricians are challenging long-held assumptions about avoidance, pointing instead toward updated strategies for safely …
ListenHow To Prevent Childhood Food Allergies Before They Start

The Other OCD: Understanding Osteochondritis Dissecans In Young Athletes

>> October 10, 2026
Osteochondritis Dissecans, also known as OCD, is a painful joint condition thatโ€™s becoming more prevalent in young kids. Our expert this week breaks down what causes OCD in young athletes and how better research is improving diagnosis and treatment. Guest …
ListenThe Other OCD: Understanding Osteochondritis Dissecans In Young Athletes
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