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Primary Care Voice With Kundlas M.D. is your dedicated space for delving into the intricate world of Primary Care. Hosted by the experienced and compassionate Primary Care Physician, Dr.

Podcast · By Kulmeet Kundlas M.D. · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 5, 2026
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Jul 26, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Mounjaro Heart Protection: What You Need to Know (opens the original)

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    FDA Expands Mounjaro Approval for Heart Protection (Aug 28, 2026): What the SURPASE Trial Means for Type 2 Diabetes Dr. Kulmeet Kundlas explains the FDA’s August 28, 2026 approval change for Mounjaro (tirzepatide), stating it is now officially approved to reduce the risk of future heart attack and stroke in addition to lowering A1C, supporting weight loss, and improving related metabolic factors. He reviews the SURPASE trial, a large study across 30+ countries with about 13,000 patients, compari

  2. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    Men's Health Screening: Essential Numbers and Guidance (opens the original)

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    pre-diabetes explained by a primary care physician. Learn about common dietary mistakes that may hinder managing pre-diabetes effectively. 00:00 Important Update 01:27 Common Mistakes to Avoid 03:28 What the Evidence Shows 05:22 Red Flags to Watch For 06:54 Final Takeaway 07:18 What You Should Do Next 08:05 What Changed and Why This video discusses common dietary errors made by individuals with pre-diabetes, emphasizing the importance of balanced carbohydrate intake, the pitfalls of relying on s

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Prediabetes Diet: 7 Steps to Lower Your Blood Sugar Naturally (opens the original)

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    Prediabetes Diet: 7-Step Eating Plan to Lower Blood Sugar Without Cutting Carbs Dr. Kulmeet Kundlas explains that prediabetes doesn’t require eliminating carbohydrates or following one specific diet; sustainable, culturally acceptable patterns like Mediterranean, plant-based, or DASH can reduce progression to diabetes. He emphasizes that food quality, portion size, consistency, and overall lifestyle (exercise, sleep, stress, relationships, weight management) address insulin resistance, citing th

  4. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Is Your Diabetes Treatment Outdated? What You Need to Know (opens the original)

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    type 2 diabetes treatment explained by a primary care physician. Dr. Kundlas discusses the evolution of type 2 diabetes treatment, highlighting the importance of individualized care and updated guidelines. 0:00 The Evolution of Diabetes Care 1:12 The Dangers of High Blood Sugar 2:08 Tailoring Treatment to the Individual 6:08 Revolutionizing Heart and Kidney Health 8:49 The Power of Continuous Glucose Monitoring Dr. Kundlas explains the shift in type 2 diabetes treatment towards a more individual

  5. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Why you must have a Primary care physician (opens the original)

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    Why Seeing More Specialists Can Be Dangerous: The 3-Step Primary Care Prescription The script argues that modern healthcare is dangerously fragmented when patients rely on multiple specialists without a dedicated primary care doctor coordinating care, contributing to diagnostic errors that drive 32% of U.S. medical practice claims. It warns that this fragmentation is colliding with an aging “silver tsunami,” with adults over 65 projected to outnumber children by 2034, worsening chronic disease b

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