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Podcasts about Life Sciences

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Episodes about Life Sciences

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Explore the transformative power of diagnostic ultrasound and cutting-edge technology in physical therapy practices. 00:00 - Introduction: Why Diagnostic Tech Matters in PT05:12 - Leveraging Diagnostic Ultrasound in Practice15:33 - Building Patient Trust with On-the-Spot Diagnostics23:45 - Marketing Strategies for PTs Using Innovative Tech34:10 - Monetizing Content and CPM/RPM Breakdown42:20 - Real-World Examples and Case Studies in PT51:35 - AI in Physical Therapy: Complementing Care, Not Replacing It01:02:44 - Parting Thoughts and Closing RemarksThis engaging discussion uncovers how high-tech tools are reshaping patient care, marketing strategies, and how therapists can grow their practices with innovative approaches.Key Points Discussed:How Diagnostic Ultrasound Enhances PT Care: Real-life examples of diagnosing tears, fractures, and more.Marketing Your PT Practice with New Tech: Strategies to build trust and attract new patients through innovative diagnostics.Monetizing Content and Reaching the Right Audience: Insights into leveraging YouTube and other platforms for growth.Understanding CPMs and RPMs for Online Content: How to maximize revenue and target the right audience with content.Special Guests:Co-Hosts Tony Maritato (Physical Therapist & Business Expert) and Dave Kittle (Physical Therapy Entrepreneur).
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Håkan Widner, överläkare i neurologi på Skånes universitetssjukhus i Lund svara på lyssnarfrågor om Parkinsons sjukdom.    Detta avsnitt av Parkinsonpodden har möjliggjorts med stöd av Navamedic, Transcutan AB, Merz Therapeutics Nordics AB och Abbvie.Navamedic, Transcutan AB, Merz Therapeutics Nordics AB och Abbvie, har ingen påverkan på programval eller innehåll.Programledare: Anders StålhammarTekniker/bollplank: Inge Amundsenhttp://www.parkinsonpodden.seanders@parkinsonpodden.sewww.alltomparkinson.se Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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اگر می خواهید بدونید چطوری میشه در مدتی بسیار کوتاه برنده ی مسابقه ی مقاله نویسی شد و الکی قاطی دانشمندان یک درصد و دو درصد برتر جهان براساس رتبه بندی استنفورد یا رتبه بندی های دیگه شد به شما پیشنهاد می کنم ۵۰ دقبقه وقت بگذارید و به اپیزود ۳۳ از پادکست نوش دارو گوش بدید .نویسنده و راوی :دکتر سپبده اربابی بیدگلی موسیقی ها به ترتیب  :دکلمه رباعی حکیم عمر خیام یا نوازندگی گیتار  دکتر لیلی افشار ترانه ی طلایه دار یا صدای داریوش اقبالی دکلمه اشعار مارگوت بیکل از مجموعه ی چیدن سپیده دم با ترجمه و صدای احمد شاملو ترانه ی پیراهن بی تاب با صدای احسان ناظری اینستاگرام : drsab69 ایمیل : sepideharbabi@gmail.com
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In today’s episode we're thrilled to have Dr. Bill Admire, a physician whose dedication to both community and professional leadership is truly inspiring. Dr. Admire holds many titles,  including  Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of the Infirmary Health System in Alabama. He  serves as a Core site Medical Director for the Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine and is a board member of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama. Dr. Admire has recently taken on the role as the Designated Institutional Official for the Mobile Infirmary Graduate Medical Education Program’s Internal Medicine Residency, further extending his impact on the next generation of medical professionals. He discusses his philosophy on the importance of leadership and volunteerism in medicine.In today’s interview Dr. Admire shares with us lessons he has learned and his experiences starting as a practicing physician, moving to entrepreneurship by starting and growing a large medical group and maturing into a role as a leader and educator during 30-year career.  Dr Admire will share  his personal philosophy on medicine and  the importance of leadership and volunteerism.  We know you will  love this episode!
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With Konstantinos Toutouzas and Charalambos Vlachopoulos, First Department of Cardiology of the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens - Greece.  Konstantinos Toutouzas and Charalambos Vlachopoulos discuss cardiac amyloidosis.  
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Dr. Zachary Buccino discusses military medicine with Dr. Zachary Meade and guest host, Mr. Donald Keating. Learn where military anesthesiologists serve, who they treat, and how they balance priorities and approach unique circumstances. Recorded October 2024.
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Chris Berrow and Leigh Milner discuss the PS5 Pro Announcement, and review Star Wars Outlaws, Space Marine 2, Astro Bot, and The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Oh, and there's Squirrel with a Gun! Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists
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Ted Hartwell is Executive Director of the Nevada Council on Problem Gambling. The mission of this Council is to generate awareness, promote education, and advocate for quality treatment of problem gambling in the state of Nevada. Ted is in long-term recovery from his own gambling disorder and has been advocating on this issue for over 15 […] The post Gambling Disorders and Other Addictions (HLOL #253) appeared first on Health Literacy Out Loud Podcast.
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In the first portion, I gave a rundown of executive moves and layoffs that recently occurred in the healthcare world. In the second portion, I interviewed Amy Abernethy, co-founder of a new startup named Highlander Health.   Episode Resources Connect with Katie Adams https://medcitynews.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-adams-450775141 moves@medcitynews.com Connect with Amy Abernethy https://www.linkedin.com/in/amyabernethy/  
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Citrus greening disease or HLB has severely impacted Florida citrus production.  And while many solutions have been proposed, there is interest in a number of trees that have shown to not show symptoms of the disease. This week's episode discusses the disease with retired extension specialist Gary England as he evaluates "survivor" trees. These trees continue to produce even when infected, and may provide insights into resistance to the disease, as well as provide genetics to maintain the Florida orange juice industry until other options are available.