Episode 1 - Dr Raja Adnan Ahmed - 19/4/2020 I’m passionate about Medicine, Medical Education, Mindset and Reaching Potential. I use the #CanPassWillPass show to connect with, learn from and share with you challenges and success stories from doctors across the globe. In this episode (shot 19/4/20) I speak to Dr. Raja Adnan Ahmed, a Consultant Psychiatrist in South Wales. ✅ Journey from 🇵🇰 to 🇬🇧 ✅ How he supports IMG doctors ✅ His challenges and struggles ✅ What success means to him ✅ Why Psychiatry ✅ Balancing multiple roles ✅ Much more!... You can also watch the full episode on YouTube here 👉 https://youtu.be/2P-N8D_xJbQ

How did people in the past decide what to eat and what not to? What factors shaped their decisions? How did they obtain the information necessary to shape these decisions? And how did this information evolve over the course of the ‘early modern’ period (1500-1800)? In this talk Professor David Gentilcore explores the changing nature of the genre of medicinal food advice. as well as some of the key factors which were meant to shape people’s individual relationship with food and drink – taste, gender, locale, occupation, social rank – before attempting to gauge how far early modern Europeans engaged with this advice. You can also watch this talk on our website: https://www.rcpe.ac.uk/heritage/talks/food-drink-and-maintenance-health Twitter: twitter.com/RCPEHeritage Instagram: instagram.com/physiciansgallery/ Facebook: facebook.com/PhysiciansGallery TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@physiciansgallery

Literature Review 1) In a first of its kind study in mice, we see concrete evidence for how the mitochondria in obese individuals are a root cause of disease based on nutritional input. This fascinating animal translational study gives us insight into how a high fat diet is also a major component of mitochondrial damage through fission and fragmentation leading to worsened cell bioenergetics. The cells have reduced fatty acid oxidation or fat burning capacity due to a single gene's actions. The end result is a tilt toward fat cell production, fat storage and fat cell inflammation which are associated with diabetes and insulin resistance and ultimately metabolic syndrome. This starts to explain the paradox that is obesity where the person has a ton of stored energy, but has limited capacity to utilize it. It is like having a gas tank of fuel with a gas line that only allows for 1/10th of the flow required for optimal function. Science Daily has an excellent review of this paper. Link below.  2) Women's brains change during pregnancy as per a new study. The authors looked at brain changes before and after birth as well as with or without a vaginal delivery route. Their study findings noted transient changes in some brain regions as well as permanent changes in other brain regions that turn on self-reflection and empathy for others...... and a recipe of the week. Enjoy, Dr. M

Today we are joined by our parents! You’ve heard them mentioned on the show time and again and today they get to tell the story from their perspective. We are so grateful for their love and support. For our full show notes, visit the podcast page at our website: https://www.mysisterscancer.co/podcastNote: This content is for informational purposes only and does not provide any medical advice. Contact a medical professional with any health questions. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to beyond MD! Do you have an idea you want to bring to the world? If so, this episode is for you. Today I sit down with Matija Kamikovski, CEO of Precision Finance. Matija has more than a decade of experience leading finance teams at start ups.Discussion Points:Matija's background in guiding startups (4:10)Coming up with a sustainable business idea (7:50)How to get data on the usefulness of your idea (10:25)How do you know people will pay for your idea? (13:05)Attributes leading to success/failure in entrepreneurship (14:45)How do you actually get started? (17:59)The financial metrics you need to track in the early days - cash, burn, runway (25:10)Growth at all cost vs bootstrapped businesses (27:03)How often should we track the financial metrics? (29:30)Operating as a sole proprietor vs incorporating the business - set up, liability, tax deductions (30:30)Budgeting, accounting, bookkeeping - guidelines & platforms (37:50)When should a company start outsourcing tasks? (43:20)Potential pitfalls of hiring to quickly (45:00)The importance of sales (47:41)Exit strategies (50:13)What % of percentage of start ups fail? Don't let the thought of failure stop you (53:27)Closing thoughts by Matija (55:12)My perspectives This episode features Arya EHR - https://www.aryaehr.com/**I endorse only products/services I personally use or would use. Any income generated offsets the costs of running this podcast :)Yatin:Email: beyondmdpodcast@gmail.com LinkedIn: Yatin ChadhaMatija:matija@precisionfinance.cahttps://www.precisionfinance.ca/https://www.linkedin.com/in/matijakamikovski/

Dean's Chat Co-hosts, Dr. Jeffrey Jensen and Dr. Johanna Richey are joined by Dr. Paul Kim, Medical Director at the University of Texas - Southwestern Medical Center. Dr. Kim received his undergraduate degree from CU-Boulder, then went to the Kent State College of Podiatric Medicine. He completed his 3 year surgical residency at Inova Medical Center, and also received a Masters Degree in Clinical Research Management. His career in academics has spanned from the Arizona College of Podiatric Medicine to Georgetown University School of Medicine prior to his UT-Southwestern position. His passion for surgery, research and self discovery is evident in this episode as we discuss life transitions, passion, when to make a professional career move, and career fulfillment. A wonderful discussion - Enjoy! www.explorepodmed.org https://aacpm.org/ https://deanschat.com/ https://higherlearninghub.com

Dr. Justin Abbatemarco and Dr. Alice Tang discuss herpes simplex virus encephalitis in patients with autoimmune conditions and other factors.  Show reference: https://www.neurology.org/doi/10.1212/WNL.0000000000209297  This podcast is sponsored by argenx. Visit www.vyvgarthcp.com for more information.

This episode zeroes in on a scenario many physical therapists face: patients diligently following their exercise routines but not seeing the expected progress or recovery.  We discuss thorax, foot, and knee drivers as examples and why there can be holes in someone's program even after they've been doing advanced exercises. Being able to identify the patient's impairments is a good start.  We discuss common strength holes along with typical overactivity patterns in these patients. Susan and Erica also discuss a patient who is a high-level athlete with a fear-based movement that is a big hole in her program. A glance at this episode: [4:00] Exercise program for patients with knee and foot issues, focusing on strengthening key muscles [7:30] Lunges and split squats for a runner with a thoracic driver [13:56] Proper lunge technique and addressing knee pain through strengthening exercises [20:24] Improving lunges with a stick and target practice [23:43] Lunges and squats for runners with a focus on proper form and progression [29:30] Exercise safety and program development for patients with knee pain Related links: Tough To Treat Website Erica’s Course: Decoding the Complex Patient Susan’s Pelvic Health Education Subscription Access the Transcript

Join us on this energizing episode of PT Pintcast as we sit down with AJ, the innovative founder of ELVT Movement and Adventure Retreats. With a mission to elevate humanity by enhancing how we breathe, move, and feel, AJ shares invaluable insights on overcoming a sedentary lifestyle. Discover how the principles of ELVT Movement have transformed lives, from professional athletes to children across the globe, and learn actionable tips that could revolutionize your health and wellness. Tune in to grasp how small changes in our daily habits can lead to monumental shifts in our overall well-being. Don't miss out on this transformative conversation that promises to elevate your life forever!

Send us a Text Message.Dr. Angela Porter and Andre Miller are joining Dee Tox and Leslie for an in-depth conversation about recognizing and responding to the signs of struggle in our loved ones, co-workers, and selves. As healthcare workers, military personnel, and first responders, we're often the go-to people for others in crisis, yet our own battles can blind us to the needs of those around us.This discussion digs into the importance of self-care as a prerequisite for being present and supportive for others. Dr. Porter sheds light on the early warning signs of mental health issues and suggests practical steps for intervention, emphasizing the need for a 'warm handoff' and persistent, genuine engagement. Andre shares his personal journey, highlighting the courage it takes to seek help and the strength found in vulnerability. This episode is a call to action for all of us to listen with the intent to understand, to be persistent in our care for others, and to prioritize our well-being. It's a powerful reminder that we're not alone, and that addressing our own issues can make us better helpers and healers in our professional and personal lives.Nurses and Medics: This is your platform! We want to hear your stories of the good, the bad and the ugly. Send us an email at cominghomewell@gmail.comDo you know a health worker that needs a laugh? B2B N.F.L.T.G. Certificate click here Get the ammo you need to seize your day at Soldier Girl Coffee Use Code CHW10 for a 10% off at checkout!Special Thanks toArtwork: Joe Weber @joeweber_tattoos Intro/Outro/Disclaimer Credits:Pam Barragan Host of 2200TAPS Podcast "Racer" by Infraction https://bit.ly/41HlWTkMusic promoted by Inaudio: ...