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A mouth, full of AI
Our guests: Dr. Saranya Varadarajan and Dr. Balaji MadapusiDr. Saranya Varadarajan has a PhD in Oral Pathology, is a certified tobacco cessation specialist and is associated with multiple dental care hospitals in Chennai, India.Dr. Balaji M…
Life Science TodayAudio unavailableThe Niche Episode 004 – Abbott, Roche, and Encoded Therapeutics
Abbott and the FDA develop digital healthcare, Roche gives us some market insight, and we look at Encoded’s approach to gene therapy. Sponsorswww.thescopemethod.com Story Referenceshttps://www.roche.com/dam/jcr:5c6df314-831e-4601-9f72-617d2…
This Pathological LifeAudio unavailableS1E4: Ep 4 Smallpox | A Pox On Both Your Houses
Smallpox was a devastating disease described as the scourge of the world. The Variola virus was responsible for countless deaths from antiquity to the twentieth century and left most survivors with lifelong scars. Using Variolation, a primi…
Dr Gary Berman - Forensic Odontology and DMORT
My guest today is Forensic Odontologist Dr Gary Berman. What we discuss with Dr Berman: How he became interested in forensic odontology and some of the training that was requiredThe Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Team (DMORT) and how it oper...
Medical Device Rep Podcast: Dr. Roy Crowninshield PHD
On todays episode we have a conversation with orthopedic science officer Dr. Roy Crowninshield! His name is intertwined into many of the big plays in the halcyon days of joint reconstruction....gender knees, cross linked poly, nitrogen-hard…
4. The Telehealth Revolution: How you can get on board and transform your practice, your business, and your patients’ lives
Telehealth got its start in the 1950’s when a psychiatric hospital created a video link with an acute care hospital to treat a patient 112 miles away. Flash forward 70 years and we are witnessing the explosion of Telehealth into the mainstr…
Sterile Storage Wars: Winning the Battle for Space in Sterile Processing
A Vendor Spotlight with Hänel Storage Systems
Hosted by Dr. Scott Sigman – “Team Physician”
What does it take to become a pro team physician?
F090 Nurses 4/4: All the aspects of community care (Mary Lou Ackerman, Canada)
This is the fourth episode in the short series about nurses who moved to entrepreneurship. Mary Lou Ackerman is Vice President of Innovation and Digital Health with SE Health. Mary Lou is a founding member of SONSIEL (Society of Nursing Scientist, Inn...
14. What Does a Brush Specialist Do?
In this episode, we talk with one of the members of Healthmark's sales team, Abby Markielewicz. She shares with us some of the unique services that she provides to help customers get the brushes they need.
Real Talk: Sterile Processing Impact on Infections
On this week's episode, Bob discusses Sterile Processing professionals' impact on infections. Bob hops on his favorite soapbox to discuss how important it is that Sterile Processing departments have the resources they need and gives a call to action...
Articles On-The-Go: Sterile Processing Travelers - Your Mini-Guide to Contract Agency Staffing in Your SPD
On this episode of Articles On-The-Go, tune in for a game plan for excelling as an SPD Traveler AND a department who hires them: "When a new traveler arrives to begin a contract at your facility, don't forget these folks are not robots. They may be...
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S1E3: Ep 3 Melanoma | The Black Tumour
In the 19th Century there was an increasing numbers of Black Tumours reported in medical literature - described as Melanose in 1806 when Rene Laennec published that the Blackness of these tumours was not related to black carbon deposits fou…
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The Niche Episode 003 – BeiGene, ALS, Moderna, and Rheumatoid Arthritis
Today on The Niche, big deals in Chinese big-pharma as BeiGene raises another $2 billion, Biogen and Moderna both release papers on crucial clinical trials, and a new cell-type could play a pivotal role in rheumatoid arthritis. Sponsorswww.…
Kristen Nead - Cytotechnology
Today my guest is Cytotechnologist Kristen Nead. What we discuss with Kristen:Her education and training in cytotechnologyHer trip to Peru in 2012 as part of CerviCusco / International Cervical Cancer FoundationMolecular testing in cytologyROSE pro...
Medical Device Reps Podcast: Dr. Aaron Rosenberg
On todays episode we have a conversation with hip revision legend and teacher/speaker extraordinaire Dr. Aaron Rosenberg! He has positively affected so many lives over the years with his investment in his patients, students, research and in…
Episode 17 – Nick Morgan, PhD and the Neuroscience behind Successful Virtual Communications for Medical Device Professionals
In past episodes we missed something important about virtual communications. Today, Nick Morgan, PhD, Founder and CEO of Public Words, helps us fill the gap by understanding the neuroscience behind virtual communications.
Using Behavioral Economics to Improve Patient Outcomes with Matt Loper, CEO of Wellth
Have you ever wondered why human beings tend to do things that are against their best interests, especially when it comes to taking care of their own health? The team at Wellth definitely did! We sit down with Matt Loper, CEO, and founder o…
F089 Nurses 3/4: “If you leave nurses out of your innovation process, you’re making a mistake” (Karmi Soder, Israel)
This is a third discussion in the short series about nurses going into entrepreneurship. Karmi Soder started working as a pediatric clinical care nurse in 1992. Today she is a skilled communicator with over 25 years of healthcare experience in clinical, ...
Relieving Pain With Virtual Reality Technology: How to Build a Med-Tech Startup with Jon Weinberg (#4)
Shortly after completing his MBA at the Haas School of Business, University of California Berkeley, Jon Weinberg took the entrepreneurial leap and entered the start-up world. Jon is the co-founder and Chief Operations Officer of Karuna Labs,
13. What is Delayed Processing of Endoscopes?
In this episode, Kevin Anderson and John Whelan discuss delayed endoscope processing. John answers the questions, what is delayed processing and how do we do it correctly?
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S1E2: Ep 2 COVID-19 and epidemiology | Anatomy of a Pandemic
Through the prism of COVID-19 and epidemiology, we examine different epidemics and pandemics throughout history. In the last twenty years, there have been three outbreaks of Coronavirus (MERS, SARS, and COVID-19) but only COVID-19 reached p…