I had a few minutes before I go to bed. So I made another song. Making sounds help me. It’s my way of stimming.

Autie Headed To Bed

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Join me as I sit down with Andrew Lacy, the visionary CEO and founder of Prenuvo, to explore the cutting-edge world of proactive whole-body MRI scans. We discuss how these scans are revolutionizing early detection of cancer and other diseases, and why they’re a game-changer in preventive health. In this episode, I also open up about my own decision to undergo a Prenuvo scan—driven by family history of cancer and neurological concerns—and share the revealing results that provided clarity on several health issues. Learn how seeing the scan results has influenced my future health plans and how you can benefit from this groundbreaking technology. 
Hosted by Leanne Vogel.

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Cancer Prevention & Understanding {Preneuvo CEO}

One of the challenges for drug discovery for new therapies to treat neurological conditions has been the need for better models of the various cells within the human brain and the interaction between different cell types. Charles River Laboratories, through a partnership with Bit Bio, has been able to access a consistent and scalable supply of a variety of induced pluripotent stem cell-derived human brain cells that have enabled the development of multi-cell cultures that can model various neurological diseases. We spoke to Malika Bsibsi, research leader at Charles River Laboratories International, about the challenges of developing treatments for neurological diseases, the limitations of animal models and single cell type cultures, and how this new approach promises to improve drug discovery in what has been a difficult area for therapeutic developers.

Overcoming Neuroscience Challenges Using Complex Cell Models

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Human olfaction – the sense of smell – enables us to appreciate food and drink, it warns us of dangers and it makes our environments more enjoyable. However, olfaction is one of our least explored sensory systems. Until now. 

 Smells and scents are the colour that enrich our experience of life. Ask anyone to reflect on their sense of smell, and they immediately start talking. First there are discussions about food and wine, but pretty quickly they move on to personal topics: about the smells that evoke memories of childhood, dead relatives, pregnancy, love and sex. When people talk about their sense of smell, they also tell us something about themselves, their feelings, thoughts and relationships. Thus, the sense of smell not only reflects the chemical world outside us, but also bears witness to our inner world, our feelings and thoughts.

The Forgotten Sense explores the unknown mind and how it shapes people: Why can smells evoke such strong memories? How much can body odors control who you fall in love with? How sensitive is the human sense of smell? In many ways these questions are on the very forefront of our understanding, but Dr Jonas Olofsson has spent years studying the least understood of our senses. And he has discovered that it is actually possible to improve and refine one’s sense of smell, to develop it into a more useful tool to bring a powerful immediacy to your life.

The Forgotten Sense: The New Science of Smell, By Jonas Olofsson, Read by Adam Verner

In this episode of Welbodi, we focus on the growing discrimination against people living with epilepsy, as the world marks International Epilepsy Day on February 10, 2025. Despite being one of the most common neurological conditions, epilepsy remains widely misunderstood, with many individuals facing stigma, social exclusion, and limited access to healthcare, education, and employment opportunities.

We break down the science behind epilepsy—how seizures occur, what triggers them, and how they can be managed. We also hear firsthand testimonies from individuals affected by epilepsy, including Niye, a 25-year-old Nigerian woman whose life has been deeply impacted by the condition. Additionally, we explore the situation in Liberia, where a lack of awareness and medical resources continues to affect the lives of epilepsy patients and their families.

Joining us for expert insight is Dr. Temitope Farombi, a Geriatric Neurologist and CEO of the Brain Health Initiative Nigeria. She discusses the latest advancements in epilepsy treatment, common misconceptions, and practical strategies for managing the condition effectively.

Beyond epilepsy, we also bring you the latest health news, including efforts in Senegal and Nigeria to eradicate Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) by 2030.

Listen to Welbodi for an enlightening discussion on epilepsy, healthcare challenges, and the fight against stigma.

How to Manage Epilepsy: Breaking Barriers and Living Fully

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In this episode of The PJ Pod, senior editor Alex Clabburn shares insights from a recent expert round table meeting hosted and organised by The Pharmaceutical Journal exploring how pharmacists can contribute to improved migraine care for patients.

For links to further resources and sources of support when getting started in research visit the PJ website. 
Many thanks to Callum Duncan, Sandip Patel, Bethany Hill, Katy Munro, Rob Music and The Migraine Trust for their contributions and support in the production of this episode.
This programme is presented by Alex Clabburn, senior editor, research and learning and was produced by Geoff Marsh. 

In this episode of The PJ Pod, senior editor Alex Clabburn shares insights from a recent expert roundtable meeting hosted and organised by The Pharmaceutical Journal, which explored how pharmacists can contribute to improved migraine care for patients.

By the end of the episode, you should be able to:

Understand how to recognise symptoms and identify patients with undiagnosed migraine;

Know which treatments are recommended for acute migraine and when preventative medications are indicated;

Understand the long-term nature of migraine and need for ongoing patient support and optimised treatments, 

Know the importance of lifestyle adjustments and headache diaries to help patients reduce their exposure to migraine triggers and frequency of attacks.

Many thanks to Callum Duncan, consultant neurologist at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Sandip Patel, Bethany Hill, a headache and facial pain clinical nurse specialist at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, Katy Munro, a senior GP headache specialist at the National Migraine Centre, Rob Music, chief executive of the Migraine Trust, and the Migraine Trust for their contributions and support in the production of this episode.

This programme is presented by Alex Clabburn, senior editor, research and learning and was produced by Geoff Marsh.

Migraine: what do pharmacists need to know?

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When Monkssnap started writing music, Monkssnap did not think for a moment that Monkssnap could actually make money from it. Monkssnap only wrote what Monkssnap wanted, the joy in the music was enough. Gradually, Monkssnap changes the idea, goal and career was that Monkssnap should generate income for the music, so it's incredibly good that Soundcloud can contribute with that: - the income goes to street projects in Uganda, and help youth in culture, art and music who can to be a landscape that is difficult to navigate. At the same time as there is an incredible amount of project information that you have to familiarize yourself with, it is also a terrain that is constantly changing where the rules can change in a second. That's why Monkssnap is incredibly grateful that there is media like Soundcloud that safeguards the rights and stands firm and safe in all the chaos: - and on top of everything, Soundcloud helps to give a small reminder that all the time you spend on music is worth it. It is very good to know that the music Monkssnap writes actually has value, and that Monkssnap is there with new ideas and projects at a level where youth exists.

Autistic Led - SoULed Creations started in 1995 making art & then became a local Art Curator as well as a Photographer.  Taught Photography in upstate NY by Lake Placid. DJ CC (Curtain Call) tends to record the life around her, and not only with photographs.  DJ CC is someone who is on the Autism Spectrum, and is someone who has a wide array of strengths with music, art & various mediums. Making music allows Colleen (DJ CC) to decompress when an over sensory day arises, the music make helps to soothe my emotions, anxiety, mood, & soul. In return it has done the same for others so we have been told.

Today, SoULed Creations is a small business which makes simple gift made by hand, from recycled items, Music, Photography, Paintings, Woodworking, Jewelry Making and other - As of March 2023 is on Hold for The www.AACOPhilly.org

Join Functional Medicine Practitioner and Holistic Nutritionist, Leanne Vogel as we seek answers on the fringes of the health space. Together we'll explore the principles of functional health to help you thrive in mind, body, and spirit. In each episode, we'll delve into the latest research, practical tips, and insightful interviews with experts in the field of functional medicine and holistic health. Join me on Tuesdays as we work to shift your perspective, and up-level your approach to a healthful life... because your health is worth pursuing.

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West Africa Democracy Radio (WADR), headquartered in Dakar, Senegal, is the main hub for news and information from West Africa and the Sahel. Broadcasting on 94.9 FM in English and French.

West Africa Democracy Radio (WADR) is a trans-territorial radio station set up to facilitate the exchange of development information between and among countries of West Africa, including Mauritania, Chad and Cameroon. WADR’s mission is to promote and defend the ideals of democratic and open societies, advocate for mutual understanding, respect between and among individuals and communities, promote peace and human security, transparency and accountability in governance, regional economic integration, and social and cultural development amongst the peoples of the region.

The Big4Bio Podcast shares podcasts that give insight and information about/from biotech and life science leaders and organizations within the Big4Bio regions. Check out our Playlists to hear podcasts by region.

Keeping you one step ahead of developments in pharmacy, medicines and the pharmaceutical sciences. Brought to you by the team behind The Pharmaceutical Journal.

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