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Tuberculosis kills more people worldwide than AIDS or malaria, even though we've had a cure for 50 years. One doctor learned from village healers in Uganda that you can't cure TB unless you first understand poverty. 

The dramatic rise in autism diagnoses over the past 25 years is primarily a result of changes in the definition of the condition and increased screening, rather than the causes claimed by politicians like Trump and RFK Jr. 

As healthcare prioritizes profits over people, doctors are organizing to reclaim their profession and protect patients 

Mindfulness therapy is an extremely effective treatment preventing relapse in depression. But what does it entail and how does it work? 

It’s been 5 months since Belle finished her therapy journey, and we’re checking in to see how things are going! In this final vlog, Belle gets real about life post-therapy—the wins, the struggles, and everything in between. She shares how she’s using the tools she learned, what’s ... Show More

During this episode, Dr. Thomas Seisen (FR), an associate member on the EAU Guidelines Panel for Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer,  answers questions about metastatic upper urothelial cancer (UTUC) treatment options in the 2022 guidelines:What are the systemic treatment options ... Show More

This week we discuss not getting better in therapy, when we should give up, and if it’s up to us to know what we want to work on in therapy. We will also talk about depression and how to come to terms with it, and how to know if we are burnt out. Ask Kati Anything ep. 243 | Your ... Show More

Part 1 of our guidance on working when you’re suffering from a mental or physical illness. 

We often take on too much, desire too much, or feel stuck between different paths. How can we navigate it? Social psychology professor Tessa West, author of the new book Job Therapy, helps us make sense of our complex paths — and our often complex relationship with work. Learn mo ... Show More

In this episode of Adult Soup I discuss self care and if we are taking advantage of it enough in our day to day. 

In today's VETgirl online veterinary CE podcast, we talk to Dr. David Dycus, MS, CCRP, DACVS about what you need to know about managing canine osteoarthritis (OA), how it affects our canine patient's quality of life, and what we can do about it. Tune in to learn about the Canine ... Show More

Its on almost every personal statement for medical school admissions; we went into medicine to help people. But sometimes along the way we lose what brought us to medicine. Losing that sense of purpose can damage our well-being at work. How can we reconnect with it and why now, d ... Show More

As a culture we are way too busy for our own good... But why? Why isn't it good? In this episode we talk about how to work through overwhelm triggers and feeling out of control and how we try to take back control or medicate ourselves with work and toil. Rate and leave us a revie ... Show More