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<p>Birds are not merely descendants of dinosaurs — they are dinosaurs. For Yale evolutionary biologist and ornithologist Richard Prum, birds have been a lifelong passion and a window into some of evolution’s most intriguing mysteries.</p> <p>In a wide-ranging conversation with co ... Show More

<p>Every time data travels — from smartphones to the cloud, or across the vacuum of space — it relies on a silent but vigilant guardian in the form of error-correcting codes. These codes, baked into nearly every digital system, are designed to detect and repair any errors that no ... Show More

<p>Most cosmologists agree that our universe had a beginning. But the finer details about the Big Bang remain a mystery. A history of everything would explain all, or so theoretical physicists hoped. In his final years, Stephen Hawking working with Thomas Hertog proposed a striki ... Show More

Dr Mitch Lomax is a sports scientist at the University of Portsmouth. She helps actual Olympic swimmers get faster. She explains how most of the muscles attached to our skeletons work: Tiny fibres use small-scale cellular energy, which, when all these fibres work in concert, turn ... Show More

<p>In this episode I cover heart sounds and heart murmurs.<br/><br/>If you want to follow along with written notes on heart murmurs go to https://zerotofinals.com/medicine/cardiology/murmurs/ or find the cardiology section in the Zero to Finals medicine book.<br/><br/>This episod ... Show More

<p>In this episode I cover arrhythmias.<br/><br/>If you want to follow along with written notes on arrhythmias go to zerotofinals.com/arrhythmias or find the cardiology section in the Zero to Finals medicine book.<br/><br/>This episode covers the pathophysiology, presentation, di ... Show More

Average adults' heart beats 72 times a minute. In a lifetime it creates enough energy to drive the truck to the moon and back and generates astonishingly 2,5 gigajoules of energy. Yet, cardiac arrests and heart diseases are major causes of death worldwide, despite decades of res ... Show More

Die Herzinsuffizienz gehört zu den häufigsten Todesursachen in Deutschland. Sie geht oft mit einem Verlust an Herzmuskelzellen einher, den bisher verfügbare Therapien nicht ausgleichen können. Ein neuer Ansatz könnte das sogenannte “Herzpflaster” sein, das aus im Labor hergestell ... Show More

<p>In this episode I cover atrial fibrillation.<br/><br/>If you want to follow along with written notes on atrial fibrillation go to zerotofinals.com/af or find the cardiology section in the Zero to Finals medicine book.<br/><br/>This episode covers the pathophysiology, presentat ... Show More

In this episode, Dr. Zanotti discusses advances in the management of cardiogenic shock. His guest is Dr. Jacob Jentzer, a cardiac intensivist trained in both Cardiology and Critical Care Medicine who practices full-time in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at Mayo Clinic in Rochest ... Show More

CardioNerds (Amit Goyal and Daniel Ambider) ACHD series co-chair Dr. Daniel Clark (Vanderbilt University), cardiology FIT lead Dr. Stephanie Fuentes (Houston Methodist Hospital), and Dr. Frank Fish, a Pediatric Electrophysiologist and the Director of the Pediatric Electrophysiolo ... Show More

Sudden cardiac arrest or death can be traumatic for everyone involved. The important thing to focus on is immediate emergency medical attention and resuscitation. Dr. Michael Emery and Dr. Tamanna Singh, Co-Directors of the Sports Cardiology Center, discuss considerations for pat ... Show More