President's Weekly Podcast - Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) El Paso

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If you're a busy medical professional, student, or just someone with an interest in medicine and health, you can be up to date on the latest medical and scientific studies of the week by listening to PodMed, a weekly 10-minute podcast produced by Johns Hopkins Medicine. Richard Lange, MD, President of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso, Dean of the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine, and professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins, and Elizabeth Tracey, MS, Director of Audio Production, conversationally examine four peer-reviewed studies and what data, if any, emerging from them may impact on medical practice.

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Description: If you're a busy medical professional, student, or just someone with an interest in medicine and health, you can be up to date on the latest medical and scientific studies of the week by listening to PodMed, a weekly 10-minute podcast produced by Johns Hopkins Medicine. Richard Lange, MD, President of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso, Dean of the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine, and professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins, and Elizabeth Tracey, MS, Director of Audio Production, conversationally examine four peer-reviewed studies and what data, if any, emerging from them may impact on medical practice.
Language: 🇬🇧 English
last modified: 2014-08-30 01:28
last episode published: 2017-10-06 18:23
publication frequency: 8.01 days
Contributors: Dr. Richard Lange; Author Owner
Explicit: false
Number of Episodes: 36
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Categories: Medicine Fitness & Nutrition Science & Medicine Health & Fitness

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Date	Title & Description	Contributors
2017-10-06	PodMed – Week of October 9, 2017 This week’s topics include how the Zika virus changed, outcomes after surgery and health literacy, e-cigarettes and healthcare costs, and a reaction to tattooing.
2017-09-29	PodMed – Week of October 2, 2017 This week’s topics include aspirin discontinuation risks, HIV in those 50 and older, big data and chronic lung disease, and genetic testing and warfarin use.
2017-09-22	PodMed – Week of September 25, 2017 This week’s topics include physician assisted suicide, preventing infection post-C-section in obese women, 12 year outcomes of bariatric surgery, and death among triathletes.
2017-09-15	PodMed – Week of September 18, 2017 This week’s topics include hospital factors relative to readmission, hormone therapy, lymph node dissection in breast cancer, and the cost of bringing a new drug to market.
2017-09-07	PodMed – Week of September 11, 2017 This week’s topics include a new antibody for asthma, early treatment in COPD, mumps vaccine to curtail an outbreak, and medical exemptions from routine vaccinations.
2017-08-24	PodMed – Week of August 28, 2017 This week’s topics include advance directive impact, approval of high risk medical devices by FDA, maintenance of certification for physicians, and cardiovascular disease impact of a new agent for type 2 diabetes.
2017-08-18	PodMed – Week of August 21, 2017 This week’s topics include outcomes for payment, on- or off-pump CABG, cannabis for pain or PTSD, and the cognitive impact of a PCSK-9 inhibitor.
2017-08-11	PodMed – Week of August 14, 2017 This week’s topics include complications of aortic valve surgery, effectiveness of nasal flu vaccination, testing for Epstein Barr virus and nasopharyngeal cancer, and hepatitis C treatment.
2017-08-04	PodMed – Week of August 7, 2017 This week’s topics include antibody depletion for kidney transplantation, a way to reverse dabigatran, the costs of board certification, and opioid use in the US population.
2017-07-28	PodMed – Week of July 31, 2017 This week’s topics include football and CTE, discontinuing statins, intramuscular HIV meds, and long term risks of stroke and TIA.