Tasha McNerney, CVT, CVPP, VTS shares insight on using a laryngoscope - from tips and tricks to curtailing bad habits to the laryngoscopes she recommends for veterinary professionals.
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Pharmacy Times interviewed Dr. Clive Ward Able, the president of Clintell and a trained pharmacist and physician who has worked in the pharmacy industry for over 30 years. During this discussion, Dr. Ward Able addresses his research investigating the use of psychedelic compounds to treat obesity, as well as optimize human health.
Dr. Jeffery Auletta discusses recently published research regarding mismatched unrelated donors stem cell transplant in patients with acute leukemias and myelodysplastic syndrome. The findings indicates that HLA-matched unrelated donors may offer better outcomes for patient’s vs half-matched related donors.
Stacey Thomas and cofounder of the Geronimo Animal Rescue Team (GART) Kiaya Jackson discuss a wide variety of topics including, the history of Jackson’s reservation, human-animal bond between Jackson’s community and pets, and what the San Carlos Dog House Project is.
Telemedicine’s Paradigm Shift and Needs in Neurology Research NeurologyLive inquired with a trio of stroke specialists of varying clinical expertise to find out their thoughts on and experiences with telemedicine in the care of patients with stroke, particularly in light of the massive shift toward this method of care amid the COVID-19 pandemic; and inquired with another pair of stroke physicians to find out what lingering research needs are plaguing the field of stroke care."
Dr. Sharief Taraman explains Cognoa’s Canvas Dx, a first-of-its-kind autism diagnostic tool, being authorized for marketing by the US Food and Drug Administration for the physician-aided diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in a primary care setting.
Dr. Brandon Repko talks about how the WavelinQ EndoAVF system gives physicians a minimally invasive option for creating an AV fistula for patients who need hemodialysis to survive. Repko is part of a postmarket study called CONNECT-AV following patients treated with the device for an additional 24 months.
The 2021 American Society of Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting (ASCO 2021) continues to hold its place as the most impactful medical meeting for advancements in the field of cancer treatment, with pivotal presentations across a wide range of different tumor types shaking up the standard of care each year.
Erick Von Schweber and Ed Jai discuss their study that was recently published in the Journal of Managed Care & Specialty Pharmacy, which analyzed outcomes of medication management among high-risk Medicare and Medicaid patients.
Dr. Brian Bolwell discusses his new role as Chair, Physician Leadership and Development within the Mandel Global Leadership and Learning Institute at Cleveland Clinic, where he will work to advance professional staff leadership across the enterprise.
Michael Myers, MD, author of the book "Becoming a Doctors' Doctor: A Memoir," discusses depression and gives tips to help physicians suffering from it.
A panel of experts join to discuss what optometry will have learned from COVID-19, and if any of those changes stay after we move out of the pandemic.
Researchers describe the potential for cannabis and psychedelic medicine to effectively address different mental health issues through unique pathways that other medications may be less capable of targeting.
Dr. Indu Subramanian offers her tips on how to remain in sync with the emotions we’re all feeling after more than a year of an ongoing global pandemic and the importance of being able to recognize and connect with our feelings.
Dennis O’Neill highlights the treatment potential of rare cannabinoids – including CBG, CBN, THCV, and others – which exist in minute quantities within the hemp plant.
Linda Schwimmer, president and CEO of the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute discusses strengthening primary care after the pandemic and the importance of high-quality health care.
Experts from Digestive Disease Week join Behind the Science to discuss the decrease in C. difficile cases and whether it is feasible to expect some of these measures to continue in a post-pandemic world.
The 2021 American College of Cardiology Conference spotlights cardiovascular disparities.
On this episode of Deep Dive, Stephen Cital, RVT with a background in cannabis research, provides insight on the hot topic of CBD in the veterinary world. He discusses what fueled his passion for veterinary CBD research, how veterinarians should go about discussing the CBD topic with clients, and beyond. Plus, he previews a textbook he coedited titled, “Cannabis Therapy in Veterinary Medicine.”
Dr. Brian R. Stork and Dr. Stacy Loeb join Second Opinion to discuss the positives of physicians use of social media.
Dr. Robert Glickman joins Inside the Practice to discuss why the school feels it’s important to train dental students with the latest dental technologies including 3D cone beam imaging systems, digital intraoral scanners and CAD/CAM solutions including 3D printers. The discussion talks about the role these technologies play in dentistry today, and the ways this educational approach can help inform dental students’ future careers, as well as the future of the dental industry.
Bash Halow joins Deep Dive to discuss the toll that politics, policy and the pandemic are taking on workplace relationships and how to alleviate those strains. This segment explores the various stressors placed on veterinary professional relationships with their teams and clients from external influences like the pandemic, and internal team leadership struggles.
Two new therapies for presbyopia are in the pipeline. Allergan recently submitted an NDA for its investigational eye drop to treat the condition, and Visus Therapeutics recently received FDA acceptance of its investigational new drug application for Brimochol. Dr. Michael Robinson from Allergan and Dr. Rhett Schiffman from Visus join Deep Dive to talk about how the products work and what’s coming next.
Scott Knoer, the EVP and CEO of the American Pharmacists Association, joins Deep Dive to discuss the Pharmacy and Medically Underserved Area Enhancement Act
Dan Volz and Dr. Dileep Yavagal join Deep Dive to discuss the partnership between Medtronic & MT2020+ and give insight on the collaboration and success of Medtronic’s similar IMMEDIATE program.
Dr. Brenda Cassidy joins Deep Dive to discuss the important role health care professionals have to play in combating human and child trafficking. She explains specific signs that healthcare professionals should be looking for when they feel their patient may be a human trafficking victim and the importance of spotting these red flags even with COVID-19 limitations.
The interventional radiologist and surgeons at Nemours Children's Health System in Florida are using 3D printers not only to help guide their procedures, but also to better explain findings and next steps to parents of patients. By creating 3D models based on diagnostic imaging scans, providers are better equipped to answer questions as well as help surgeons navigate potentially complex procedures. A panel from Nemours joins Inside the Practice to discuss 3D models.
Ben Johnston joins Deep Dive to discuss whether PPP loans are a good option for a medical practice. He explains what other lending options are out there–and what the lending process looks like.
A panel of experts in the world of dentistry joins Deep Dive to delve into the details on artificial intelligence as it relates to dentistry and the bright future of this technology in the industry overall.
This summer, Mount Sinai is preparing to launch the Robert F.Smith Mobile MRI Unit to support prostate health in the Black community in New York City neighborhoods. The project stems from research, led by Ashutosh K. Tewari, MBBS, MCh, who has been involved in research exploring the higher incidence and mortality of prostate cancer in Black men. Dr. Tewari joins Inside the Practice and spoke in-depth about his research findings and his vision for the mobile MRI unit.
