Welcome back to Hydroponics Daily, where today’s episode dives into the world of clover mites. These bright red mites are often mistaken for the more problematic red spider mites, but they belong to an entirely different species. While clover mites are usually seen on lawns, walls, and stones, red spider mites are a known pest for crops, particularly in greenhouse and indoor hydroponic settings. Despite their appearance, clover mites pose no significant threat to plants and generally stay outdoors, rarely causing indoor infestations. Host [Name] explains how these harmless mites are often wrongly feared and discusses why there's no need to eliminate them unless they're causing real problems. Tune in to discover the difference between these two mites and learn why embracing nature’s diversity is the best approach. https://eutrema.co.uk/shop/pesticides-organic/eutrema-insecticidal-soap-sodium-free/

What if your favorite song could unlock forgotten memories? Hear about the latest discoveries from Dr. Xiaoyan Sun, a neurologist and leading voice in cognitive aging research, to explore how music can enhance memory. It can even improve emotional well-being in older adults—especially those with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or Alzheimer’s disease. What You’ll Learn: Dr. Sun shares a powerful reminder from Dr. M. Lee Pearce: "What good is all the medical science in the world in extending life if it is not accompanied by an acceptable quality of life?"  If you or a loved one are navigating memory changes, or you're simply curious about how music supports aging brains, this episode is a must-listen!  ------- Aging Like a Pro began as a healthy aging seminar series in partnership with community centers, libraries and senior organizations that focuses on mitigating social isolation and loneliness while offering information for healthy aging and brain health.   Genetic factors cannot be controlled, but many environmental and lifestyle factors can be prevented or managed to reduce risk of memory decline and even Alzheimer’s disease.   If you are interested in learning more about how you can participate in the cutting-edge research being done at the University of Miami’s McKnight Brain Institute, contact us here: umiamimbi@miami.edu   We wish to thank the Ansin Foundation, Community Foundation of Broward, and the McKnight Brain Research Foundation for their support.   Guest Bio: Dr. Xiaoyan Sun is a board-certified neurologist with specialized training in cognitive and behavioral neurology. Her global medical journey began in China, where she earned her M.D., followed by a Ph.D. in neuroscience from Japan. After completing her neurology residency in South Carolina and fellowship training in Boston, she now serves patients with memory and cognitive issues at the University of Miami’s Memory Disorder Clinic. As Clinical Director at the Brain Endowment Bank, she leads clinical diagnosis of donor brains. Dr. Sun is also a dedicated educator and researcher, with a focus on Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders.   Learn more at: https://mbi-umiami.org/about-mbi/   Host Bio: Rosa Hart, BSN, RN, SCRN combines her expertise in neuro care and patient advocacy with a passion for storytelling. She is the creator and host of the internationally award-winning podcast "Stronger After Stroke", developed for the Norton Neuroscience Institute. This resource has reached stroke survivors and their loved ones worldwide, providing hope and practical strategies for achieving their best quality of life after stroke. Consequently, she is dedicated to amplifying public health messaging through media.   Connect on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosa-hart-scrn/  

Parasite resistance is becoming an increasing challenge for cattle producers. In this episode, Heather Hargrave speaks with Dr. Tim Nickel, DVM, to break down what parasite resistance is, how it develops, and why it threatens the long-term effectiveness of current treatment options. They discuss practical strategies for slowing down resistance, including proper dosing, strategic treatment timing, and the use of refugia. Learn how a proactive approach to parasite control can help protect your herd's health and sustain treatment options for the future. || La résistance des parasites est un problème de plus en plus courant auquel sont confrontés les producteurs de bovins. Dans cet épisode, Heather Hargrave s’entretient avec le Dr Tim Nickel, DVM, pour expliquer ce qu'est la résistance des parasites, son développement et les raisons qui font en sorte qu’elle menace l'efficacité à long terme des options thérapeutiques actuelles. Ils discutent de stratégies pratiques pour ralentir la résistance, y compris l’administration de la bonne dose, l’application stratégique du traitement et l’adoption d’une stratégie de refuge. Découvrez comment une approche proactive du contrôle des parasites peut contribuer à protéger la santé de votre troupeau et à préserver les options thérapeutiques futures.

What should you eat—and what should you avoid—if your goal is building strength and muscle that lasts? In this episode of the Rare Wellness Podcast, Dr. Jamie Lewis and Dr. Andrew Mock dive deep into the foundations of nutrition and supplementation for muscle growth, performance, and recovery.Whether you're an athlete or simply looking to age stronger, this episode delivers practical, science-backed insights to help you fuel your body for results.🔍 Key topics we cover:⚡️Macronutrients: How much protein, carbs, and fat do you really need?⚡️Timing your meals and workouts for max muscle gain⚡️Common myths about bulking and cutting⚡️Supplements that actually work (and which ones to skip)⚡️How to support recovery, reduce inflammation, and boost performance naturally⚡️Nutrition strategies for aging adults who want to maintain strengthIf you want to train smarter, eat better, and recover faster, this is your blueprint.🎙 Hosted by Dr. Jamie Lewis👨‍⚕️ Guest: Dr. Andrew Mock – strength athlete and physician🔬 Sponsored by the Northwest Center for Regenerative Medicine🌐 Learn more: nwc4rm.com and rarewellness.com👍 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more weekly insights on regenerative medicine, hormone balance, and natural performance optimization.

The discussion spans Berendia's journey from her early passion for science to her significant roles in commercial sales and leadership at renowned companies like GE Healthcare, Millipore, and Miltenyi Biotec. The narrative explores the evolution of sales tools, the impact of AI on the future of sales, and the intersection of technical and soft skills in the industry. It also tackles important themes of diversity and inclusion within the workplace, reflecting on the challenges and opportunities for minority leaders. Brina shares her vision for the future, emphasizing the importance of empathy, continuous learning, and a people-centric approach to leadership. Tune in for insights on career progression, embracing new ideas, and making a meaningful impact in life sciences.00:00 Introduction and Background01:12 Journey into the Life Sciences Industry02:17 Sales Skills and Technical Knowledge04:15 Changes in Sales and Customer Dynamics06:43 The Future of Sales with AI16:26 Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace28:01 Career Aspirations and Leadership32:03 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode of Prevention Over Prescription with Dr. K, we're joined by Beth from the Parkdale Food Centre to explore how food security can be reimagined through dignity, community empowerment, and innovation. Beth shares how Parkdale’s grocery-style food program prioritizes choice, how youth-led social justice initiatives are shaping the next generation, and why volunteers are essential to the Centre’s impact. Learn how Parkdale challenges traditional food bank models, advocates for systemic change, and builds a healthier, more connected community through culturally relevant, high-quality food and grassroots support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are you tired of hustling harder but not seeing real progress in your career? In this episode of The 10% Edge Podcast, host Carl Kurt reveals how to break the cycle of random, overwhelming professional development and build a repeatable performance growth engine-in just 10 minutes a day. Drawing on cutting-edge research and real-world results from the ADDIE model (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation), Carl guides you through a proven five-step system that transforms small, intentional actions into big wins-without sacrificing your sanity.Discover why most high achievers plateau, even when they’re constantly learning, and how you can outsmart-not outwork-the broken systems holding you back. You’ll learn how to spot your blind spots, focus on one high-impact skill at a time, curate the right resources, implement micro-practices, and evaluate your progress for continuous growth. Packed with actionable tips, relatable examples, and practical solutions for every work scenario (remote, open office, leadership roles), this episode is your shortcut to building confidence, clarity, and competence that shows up in your real work.Ready to turn insights into habits that stick? Carl shares a free 7-day email course, The 10% Edge Habit Advantage [click here], packed with neuroscience-backed micro-habits and daily nudges to help you build your edge-one small shift at a time. Main Topics Covered:Why most professional development fails-and how to fix itThe ADDIE model: a 5-step system for sustainable career growthHow to analyze your growth gaps and set focused goalsCurating the right toolkit for targeted learningImplementing micro-practices for real-world resultsEvaluating and evolving your progress with weekly reflectionOvercoming obstacles in different work environmentsPractical tips, pro strategies, and a challenge to build momentumFor show notes, resources, and your free 7-day Habit Advantage email course, visit TenPercentEdge.com/HabitAdvantage or check the link in the show notes. Share your wins with #10PercentEdge and join our community of professionals building their edge-one small shift at a time.

We are featuring an episode from another podcast on Gene Pool Media, DNA Today. True crime dominates the podcasting world, but what about the genetic aspects behind these cases? In this episode of DNA Today, we dive into the pivotal role of DNA in forensic science with Dr. Henry Erlich, a pioneer in DNA analysis and a key figure in developing polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology. His work has transformed the criminal justice system, from solving cases to overturning wrongful convictions. Dr. Henry Erlich has authored over 450 publications and spent decades applying DNA analysis to criminal investigations, missing persons cases, and ancestry research. His lab performed the first DNA case in the US and, in 1988, the first DNA exoneration. Erlich was the Director of the Department of Human Genetics and Vice-President of Discovery Research for Roche Molecular Systems, Inc until 2013. He is currently a Senior Scientist at Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute.  After reading his book Genetic Reconstruction of the Past, I had countless questions about how PCR reshaped the justice system, its impact on exonerations, and the ethical implications of forensic DNA databases. Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of murder and sexual assault, which may not be suitable for young listeners.   Key Takeaways: The development of PCR technology and its revolutionary impact on forensic genetics How PCR outperformed older methods like RFLP in criminal case investigations Pennsylvania vs. Pestinikas (1986), the first criminal case using DNA analysis Key forensic DNA terms explained: inclusion, match, exclusion, and random match probability The role of DNA evidence in exonerations and wrongful convictions How forensic labs analyze DNA from multiple individuals at crime scenes The establishment of the FBI’s National DNA Index System (NDIS) and who is included The ethical concerns surrounding partial DNA matches and familial searching How public DNA databases like GEDmatch helped identify the Golden State Killer Dr. Erlich’s insights into the O.J. Simpson case and its impact on public perception of forensic DNA Resources and Links: Read Genetic Reconstruction of the Past by Dr. Henry Erlich Explore the National DNA Index System (NDIS) and CODIS The Innocence Project: Fighting wrongful convictions with DNA evidence GEDmatch and its role in forensic investigations Please subscribe to All Access DNA and DNA Today on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts to stay updated on new episodes. Listen to past episodes on your favorite podcast play by searching “All Access DNA” or by streaming from our website at allaccessdna.podbean.com Check out our Patreon at patreon.com/allaccessdna and consider donating to get bonus content, submit questions for our guests, and connect with other genetic-curious individuals. Any inquiries on the podcast can be sent to AllAccessDNA@gmail.com Note that this podcast is for entertainment and education and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your physician with any questions you may have regarding your health. DNA Today is hosted and produced by Kira Dineen, MS, LCGC, CG(ASCP)CM . Our Video Lead is Amanda Andreoli. Our Social Media Lead is Kajal Patel. Our Outreach Intern is Liv Davidson. And our logo Graphic Designer is Ashlyn Enokian, MS, CGC. The All Access DNA team includes: host, producer and editor Kate Wilson. The logo is designed by Designs by NKJ.

In this episode, we explore how Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing leadership in the pharmaceutical industry. From reshaping decision-making processes to driving operational efficiency, AI is no longer just a tool—it’s becoming a strategic leader.  Discover how generative AI is projected to deliver billions in financial impact, streamline R and D, and personalize patient care. But it’s not just about technology—cultural adaptation and collaboration between humans and AI are key. Industry leaders emphasize democratizing AI tools and equipping specialized teams to harness its full potential.  Join us as we navigate the challenges of regulatory compliance, data privacy, and the future outlook of AI in pharma leadership. Tune in to uncover how the fusion of human expertise and algorithmic precision is redefining innovation in this transformative era.    Key Takeaways:  AI’s role in strategic decision-making and operational efficiency. Financial and R and D impacts of generative AI. Cultural shifts and the importance of human-AI collaboration. The future of AI in pharma leadership and emerging roles. Resources: Book Series: Center of Excellence – Pharma 4.0 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F1DX4XXB Udemy Course: Smart Manufacturing in Pharma https://www.udemy.com/course/smart-manufacturing-in-pharma/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@COE-PHARMA4.0 Website: https://respa.com and follow the Podcast https://pharma4coe.podbean.com for more insights on the future of Pharma! #Pharma40 #DigitalSupplyChain #AIinPharma #IoT #Robotics #DigitalTransformation #SupplyChainInnovation #Podcast #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #PharmaceuticalIndustry #Innovation #Pharma