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Negotiating the Hospital System (opens the original)
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Negotiating the medical system can be challenging. Often, we don't know what questions to ask, what all the options are, as well as knowing what our rights are in the medical system. How many times have you gone to see your doctor and left feeling there were more questions to be answered. Some people can benefit from health advocates who have experience and can help patients navigate the system. This becomes more complicated when entering the hospital. Upon entry, we sign some digital form witho
The Female Happiness Paradox with Glenn Macko (opens the original)
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Historically, women have been under represented in all clinical research. As recently as 1992, US legislation was passed to ensure that women are represented in all clinical research. Medicine has assumed that women respond to medications the same as men and that they respond the same across the menstrual cycle. Further frustration to women is that it can take eight years to receive a diagnosis of endometriosis. This is the first generation where women were told they could have it all and were e
Dr. Michael Kirk Moore: A Physician's Stand for Liberty (opens the original)
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Dr. Michael Kirk Moore, a dedicated and respected physician from Utah, stands as a testament to the power of individual conscience in an era of institutional overreach. For years, he faced the unimaginable—the threat of up to 35 years behind bars—simply for honoring his sacred oath to "do no harm." Initially, Dr. Moore acted with compassion to help children whose only alternative was to receive a vaccine they and their parents did not trust, or face restrictive masking mandates. With explicit in
All About Menopause with Claire Snowdon-Darling (opens the original)
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Historically, women have been under represented in all clinical research. As recently as 1992, US legislation was passed to ensure that women are represented in all clinical research. This had assumed that women respond to medications, and that there was no difference across their menstrual cycles. Further frustration to women is that it can take eight years to receive a diagnosis of endometriosis. The medical profession also divides treatment according to parts of the body. For example, a stoma
A Funeral Director's Observations with John O'Looney (opens the original)
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John Discusses his observations in the deceased, and how this has changed over the last decade.
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