Family practitioner and addiction specialist Dr. Leslie Massoglia talks about pain management and opioid alternatives for chronic pain. She covers some practical treatments for anyone experiencing short or long term pain including the best medication, icing, stretching, etc. and the most important steps for patients and providers in creating a plan to manage chronic pain.

DD #216 - Pain Management: Practical Steps and Opioid Alternatives

Trafficking survivor Jasmine Grace Marino shares her experiences as a victim and how she finally escaped. Then Deb O’Hara-Rusckowski, co-founder of Global Strategic Operatives, explains how healthcare providers can make a difference by seeing warning signs of trafficking and helping victims get the help they need.

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DD #217 - Human Trafficking: Doctors Learning from Patients

Newly graduated Dr. Brendan Rhatican is back to tell us about his fourth and final year of medical school: what his rotations were like, how he chose his specialty, his biggest lessons and reflections from the last four years, and more.

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DD #218 - Confessions of a Medical Student: Part 4

Featured Interview – Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Kevin Majeres gives a tour of the brain, including what it really means to be "right brained" or "left brained" and how we can channel both to be the best - and holiest - version of ourselves.

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Previous episodes with Dr. Majeres:
DD #82 - Anxiety and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy https://bit.ly/DD82CBT  
DD #91 - Anxiety and Flow: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Exercise and Brain Function https://bit.ly/DD91Flow  
DD #102 - Anxiety, Mindfulness, and the Science of Prayer https://bit.ly/DD102  
DD #120 - Coping in the Coronavirus Crisis: Mental Health Tips with Dr. Kevin Majeres https://bit.ly/DD120COVID  
DD #140 – Anxiety is Prayer Waiting to Happen http://bit.ly/DD140AnxietyPrayer 
DD #160 – Specialty Focus: Psychiatry http://bit.ly/DD160Specialty 
DD #197 – Emotions: How They Can Help Instead of Hurt http://bit.ly/DD197Emotions 
DD #208 - Becoming the Best Version of Ourselves: The Science Behind Meaning and Fulfillment https://bit.ly/DD208Fulfillment 

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DD #219 - A Tour of the Brain (And How to Use It)

In this episode about health literacy, NPS MedicineWise CEO Adj A/Prof Steve Morris is joined by health consumer advocate Debra Letica and CEO of the Consumers Health Forum, Leanne Wells.
New survey findings have shown that one in five consumers rarely or never felt comfortable asking their doctor, pharmacist or nurse when they needed more information. Steve, Debra and Leanne discuss how health literacy is a fundamental pathway to good healthcare, practical ways health professionals can help consumers feel more in control of their own health care, and why it’s so important to include consumers in shaping health care messages.

Episode 30: New survey results shine a light on health literacy in Australia

Featured Interview – OBGYN Dr. Chris Stroud goes through some of the health questions and concerns that couples should talk about with their doctor and each other before their wedding day.

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DD #220 - Pre-Marriage Health Check Up

Featured Interview – Dr. Jeff Berger, medical director of Guest House a treatment center for Catholic clergy and religious with addictive disorders, shares important information about alcohol and alcoholism. He answers questions like: what is alcohol, how does it affect our bodies, are there any benefits, and how do we know when there’s a problem and what to do about it?

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DD #221 - Alcohol: The Good, the Bad, and What to Do About It

In this episode NPS MedicineWise CEO Adj A/Prof Steve Morris is joined by Professor Andrew McLachlan, Head of School and Dean of Pharmacy at the University of Sydney, to discuss how the COVID pandemic has sparked a growing interest among consumers in medicines and treatments. 

They discuss the vital role health professionals play in communicating harms and benefits with consumers.

They also consider why clinicians should take an interest in the upcoming review of the National Medicines Policy, and Steve bids farewell ahead of stepping down as NPS MedicineWise CEO at the end of July.

Episode 31: Medicines safety, health literacy and the National Medicines Policy in a pandemic world

Pamela Simon, NP, from Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, and Dr. Joshua Fronk, from Stanford Palliative Car, draw on their experience with adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients to discuss the particulars of cancer diagnoses among this population.  This discussion provides a holistic look at the life changes AYA patients face after diagnoses, the resources and support available to them throughout treatment, and the transition to life after treatment.

Stanford Cancer Supportive Care Program: Cancer in Adolescent and Young Adult Patients

Featured Interview – Dr. David Usher, a family physician who specializes in weight loss and healthy eating, gives an introduction to the science of food. He explains how our bodies use different kinds of food, how to distinguish real hunger vs. cravings, how to make sense of conflicting studies about food science, how to read food labels, and more.

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DD #222 - Introduction to Food

Public health specialists Dr. Paul Carson and Dr. Paul Cieslak give an inside look at what it’s like to work in public health, including why they chose the field, the most rewarding and most difficult aspects of their work, the biggest misconceptions, and why public health should be on every Catholic’s radar.

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DD #224 - Specialty Focus: Public Health

Dr. Greg Burke, Chief Patient Experience Officer for Geisinger Medical Center, talks about the importance of patient satisfaction and the phenomenon of patients and their families feeling like hostages during stays in the hospital. He explains the ways the healthcare system can cause confusion and frustration for patients, the problems caused by patients and providers having conflict, and some of the ways providers can help patients feel more comfortable.
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DD #225 - Patients as Hostages? How to Get Providers and Patients on the Same Side

Pediatrician Dr. Michelle Stanford from Aurora, CO answers common questions that parents have about illnesses and injuries in babies and young children, including how to treat common problems at home, how to recognize when symptoms are serious, and when to call the doctor for help.

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DD #226 - Babies and Young Children: Home Care, Emergencies, and How to Know the Difference

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Paul Carson and critical care pulmonologist Dr. Eustace Fernandes give and update on the COVID-19 pandemic. They talk about what’s happening with the delta variant, evidence on vaccine safety and efficacy, and what doctors have learned about how to treat COVID through the last 18 months.

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DD #227 - COVID-19 Update: The Delta Difference

In this episode, NPS MedicineWise educational visitor and pharmacist Kara Joyce interviews NPS MedicineWise medical advisor and GP Dr Anna Samecki to discuss the recent TGA alert around varenicline (marketed as Champix) and the implications for practice.

Episode 32: Champix / Varenicline recall

Critical care physician Dr. Wes Ely talks about what he’s learned from his years of research about how providers and families can work together to improve intensive care unit stays for patients by always seeing and treating them as whole persons.

Follow Dr. Ely on Twitter @WesElyMD

“Every Deep-Drawn Breath” by Dr. Wes Ely: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Every-Deep-Drawn-Breath/Wes-Ely/9781982171148 

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DD #228 - “Every Deep-Drawn Breath”: Improving the ‘Care’ in Intensive Care

Princeton professor Dr. Margarita Mooney Suarez shares her expertise as a sociologist and experience as an educator to talk about woke ideology and cancel culture and how they're affecting the mental health of young people. She talks about the rise in loneliness, depression, anxiety, and suicide in pre-teens, teens, and young adults, and she shares a potential solution to the problem: refocusing on beauty.

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DD #229 - The Mental Health Side Effects of Wokism

Bishop Thomas J. Paprocki of the Diocese of Springfield talks about his book “Running for a Higher Purpose” and how the discipline of running has helped him both physically and spiritually.

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DD #230 - Running for a Higher Purpose with Bishop Thomas J. Paprocki

Carter Snead, president of the de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture and member of the Pontifical Academy for Life, talks about his new book "What It Means to Be Human: The Case for the Body in Public Bioethics." In this first of two episodes, he covers why our bodies matter and some of the ways modern laws and systems disregard their importance.

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DD #231 - What It Means to Be Human: Part 1

Independent, not-for-profit and evidence-based, NPS MedicineWise provides practical tools and information about medicines, health conditions and medical tests to help individuals and health professionals make better health decisions.

The "1:2:1" podcast is a series of conversations about advances in healthcare policy and biomedical research, produced by the Stanford Health Care and School of Medicine’s Office of Communications. The podcast is hosted by Paul Costello, Stanford Medicine's senior communications strategist and adviser,

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