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Medical Notes: How To Unlock Superhuman Healing, Why Football Players Should Start Practicing Ballet, And Can Ai Replace Your Doctor?

>> August 6, 2025
Diabetics may no longer have to suffer through frequent injections. A new pill can deliver insulin and similar medication – making needles a thing of the past. This new design uses pressure to create a small explosion that shoots the drugs past the normal …
ListenMedical Notes: How To Unlock Superhuman Healing, Why Football Players Should Start Practicing Ballet, And Can Ai Replace Your Doctor?

Increasing Patient Access To Experimental Drugs

>> August 3, 2025
There are many experimental drugs being tested for various conditions, but many of them never get to real patients due to obstacles like low rates of clinical trial participation. Our expert this week explains a growing research method that brings the trials …
ListenIncreasing Patient Access To Experimental Drugs

The New Drug That Shrinks Tumors For Patients With NF1-PN

>> August 3, 2025
Born with NF1-PN, a rare genetic disorder, Austin Fields spent his childhood learning how to live in a body riddled with benign tumors. Though removal surgery is the main treatment for this painful condition, a new medication has recently been approved for …
ListenThe New Drug That Shrinks Tumors For Patients With NF1-PN

Medical Notes: A New Cause of Infertility, the Future of Drinking Ocean Water, and Why You Should Embrace PDA

>> July 30, 2025
Researchers Discover a New Cause of Infertility A study in the journal Environmental International has found that air pollution can harm embryo development in IVF cycles. Issues stem from both maternal and paternal exposure to outdoor air pollution. …
ListenMedical Notes: A New Cause of Infertility, the Future of Drinking Ocean Water, and Why You Should Embrace PDA

“Two Sides Of The Same Coin”: There’s No Such Thing As Nature Vs Nurture

>> July 27, 2025
This week we continue the discussion about how our genes influence our future. Our expert explains how our genetics affect the people around us – and how their genes affect us, from parenting to romance. Dalton Conley, author of The Social Genome, explains the …
Listen“Two Sides Of The Same Coin”: There’s No Such Thing As Nature Vs Nurture

The FDA Is Vegan: Why The Agency Is Phasing Out Animal Testing

>> July 27, 2025
In a historic move, the FDA has taken the first steps to phase out animal testing in research. Though it’s been a requirement for new drug development for decades, there are other, more accurate methods that the FDA wants to move forward with. Our expert …
ListenThe FDA Is Vegan: Why The Agency Is Phasing Out Animal Testing

Medical Notes: How Your Eyes Help You Run Faster, the High-Tech Teeth Your Dentist May Soon Be Using, and How to Detect Cancer Early

>> July 23, 2025
We Can Detect Cancer Faster Than Ever Before Scientists are now able to detect the genetic material shed by tumors in the bloodstream. A study published in Cancer Discovery reveals that this detection can occur up to three years before a clinical diagnosis. …
ListenMedical Notes: How Your Eyes Help You Run Faster, the High-Tech Teeth Your Dentist May Soon Be Using, and How to Detect Cancer Early

Edible Sunscreen: Can You Eat Your Sun Protection?

>> July 20, 2025
Edible sunscreens have become a hot topic, but can SPF gummies replace your normal sunscreen? Dr. Susan Massick explains how UV rays cause damage throughout our body and what type of protection will be most effective. Guest Information: Dr. Susan …
ListenEdible Sunscreen: Can You Eat Your Sun Protection?

From Weight To Career Success, How Your Genes Can Predict Your Future

>> July 20, 2025
Can your genes predict how much money you’ll make in your career? Dalton Conley, a sociologist, explains how our genes can be predictive of all aspects of our life – from BMI to who we’re friends with – in his new book, The Social Genome. Would you want to …
ListenFrom Weight To Career Success, How Your Genes Can Predict Your Future

Medical Notes: Poor Sleep Can Change Your Brain, How to Grill Safely This Summer, and the Secret Superpower of Optimism

>> July 16, 2025
Lack of Sleep in Childhood May Lead to Long-Term Struggles Late nights for teens and younger children may do more than cause next-day drowsiness. New research published in the journal Brain and Behavior shows that poor sleep is linked to changes in brain …
ListenMedical Notes: Poor Sleep Can Change Your Brain, How to Grill Safely This Summer, and the Secret Superpower of Optimism

Don’t Blame Growing Pains: The Dangers Of Ignoring Childhood Pain

>> July 13, 2025
Chronic pain in children is often dismissed as “growing pains,” but ignoring it can lead to lifelong health and socioeconomic consequences. Dr. Tonya Palermo emphasizes the need for better pain education and early intervention to help kids avoid long-term …
ListenDon’t Blame Growing Pains: The Dangers Of Ignoring Childhood Pain

Inside The Ambulance: Chaos, Camaraderie, And The Calls You Never See On TV

>> July 13, 2025
In the daily life of a paramedic, true emergencies are rare, resources are thin, and burnout runs high. Instead of glamorized rescues, medics often face issues that would be better handled by social workers and lawyers. This week, Joanna Sokol details her …
ListenInside The Ambulance: Chaos, Camaraderie, And The Calls You Never See On TV
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