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MedEvidence Monday Minute: Tackling Leadership in Healthcare_We reveal the critical parallels between sports strategy and the leadership required to manage high-pressure situations in healthcare.🏈
🔊https://medevidence.com/medevidence-monday-minute-tackling-leadership-in-healthcare-ep-167

Hear the hopeful side of with Dr. Shah! Learn about breakthrough treatments like JAK inhibitors and how you can be part of the solution. 🌈 Listen to the latest episode of MedEvidence.
🔊https://medevidence.com/navigating-the-challenges-and-treatments-of-lupus
📺https://medevidence.com/navigating-the-challenges-and-treatments-of-lupus-1

What does a "Happy, Healthy, Prosperous New Year" really mean? Dr. Michael Koren shares unique insights from a clinical researcher's perspective. Tune in to our enlightening conversation. WSOS 103.9 FM Radio - St Augustine
🔊https://medevidence.com/reframing-the-classic-new-years-wish-health-happiness-and-prosperity

Fats are necessary for survival. In the body, we call them lipids. They are needed to build the borders of our cells, create molecules and hormones, coat important neurons in the brain, protect and insulate our organs, store energy between meals, and perform many other vital functions. Lipids are fats, which don’t play well with water; think Spongebob and Squidward... Continue Reading 👇

📰https://medevidence.com/the-fat-truth-about-dyslipidemia

Dive into the science of vaccines with our latest podcast episode. From virus-busting antibodies to the future of flu & COVID-19 shots, get the facts straight.

🔊https://medevidence.com/vax-to-the-future-shattering-myths-around-the-science-future-of-immunization-1
📺https://medevidence.com/vax-to-the-future-shattering-myths-around-the-science-future-of-immunization

The holidays are a time for giving. We give gifts, hugs, support, unsolicited advice, and time. Of those, time can make the most significant difference to society at large if we provide it in the form of volunteering. Over 1 in 4 Americans volunteer their time. To count as volunteering...Continue Reading👇👇
📰https://medevidence.com/volunteering-for-research-the-gift-that-keeps-on-giving

Have you ever felt the frustration of a self-checkout area at a grocery store and then noticed the same in your interaction with your medical provider? With the retail industry's lessons in our minds, we turn the spotlight on the healthcare service in our conversation with Dr. Michael Koren on today's MedEvidence Monday Minute from WSOS 103.9 FM Radio - St Augustine.

🔊https://medevidence.com/from-self-checkout-to-self-diagnosis-healthcare-service

Clinasyst Community, please join us on today's Clinasyst College training: Scheduling and Completing Patient Visits. We will cover:
👉Scheduling a patient into a new study
👉Navigating to the visit profile
👉Adding procedures to visits
👉Completing a patient visit
👉Check your email for all the details.
To learn more about this topic, reference the Patient Profile and Patient Visits articles within your Clinasyst system.

Join us on the Monday Minute episode as Dr. Michael Koren combines rock n roll trivia with insights on heart health. Get ready for an entertaining and educational journey. WSOS 103.9 FM Radio - St Augustine
🔊https://medevidence.com/medevidence-monday-minute-discussing-heart-health-music-trivia-with-dr-michael-koren

Part 2 of MedEvidence Cannabis Conversations - Drs. Koren & Schramm continues the exploration into the therapeutic wonders of medical cannabis. From pain relief 👉chronic pain 👉managing anxiety.

🔊https://medevidence.com/two-docs-talk-cannabis
📺https://medevidence.com/two-docs-talk-cannabis-1

Two Docs Talk: Cannabis Ready to unravel the complexities of cannabis and its myriad chemical compounds? Prepare to be enlightened as we invite family physician and researcher Dr. Erich Sch

What if a highly structured, disciplined approach could revolutionize your health in both exercise and clinical trials? What if it could be as simple as incorporating two hours of weekly exercise into your routine? This week's MedEvidence Monday Minute, Dr. Michael Koren shares how scheduling and structure can be life-changing in both healthcare and daily life.

Dr. Koren doesn't stop at personal habits, he takes us on a journey into the world of clinical trials, showing us how a structured, scheduled approach can lead to better results and commitment from participants. He emphasizes the importance of the 'apples to apples' comparison for reliable results in these trials, ensuring the same protocols are followed, no matter where the study takes place. He also gives us a peek into the challenges of navigating the increasingly complex realm of healthcare information in our digital age. Join the conversation and discover how structure can lead to a healthier, more informed life.

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Redefining Health through Structure: Clinical Trials and Exercise What if a highly structured, disciplined approach could revolutionize your health? What if it could be as simple as incorporating two hours of exercise per week in

Clinical research has many benefits. There are the obvious ones, like a stipend for time and travel and the potential benefits of an investigational medication, but also more esoteric benefits, like increased quality of care, attention from medical staff, and knowledge about the conditions people face. We recently talked with one of our repeat patients, Brendle, who will walk us through her clinical research experience and why she keeps signing up for more studies. Continue Reading👇
📰https://medevidence.com/a-patients-gratitude-for-clinical-research

What if you could age healthily? Tune into our latest podcast with renowned cardiologist Dr. Michael Koren. Get insights on managing cholesterol, heart disease, obesity, and proactive healthcare.

🔊https://medevidence.com/exploring-aging-cardiovascular-disease-and-proactive-healthcare

May your Thanksgiving be filled with joy, laughter, and gratitude. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at ClinasystNG.

The long-dead philosopher Cicero once said, “There is no quality I would rather have, and be thought to have, than gratitude. For it is not only the greatest virtue, but is the mother of all the rest.” Gratitude is when we are thankful and appreciate kindness, people, and the world around us. It goes beyond a quick emotion. When we get a thoughtful or meaningful gift, it makes us happy, but that feeling may only stay with us short term. The long-term nature of gratitude is what makes it powerful... Continue Reading👇
📰https://medevidence.com/the-goodness-of-gratitude

Get the real scoop on Lyme Disease with Dr. Michael Koren on the MedEvidence Monday Minute Radio Show. From its surprising history to cutting-edge vaccine research, dive into this misunderstood ailment. WSOS 103.9 FM Radio - St Augustine
🔊https://medevidence.com/understanding-lyme-disease-a-conversation-with-dr-michael-koren

On November 1st, 2023, the US FDA approved Phathom Pharmaceuticals’ VOQUEZNA for healing treatment of erosive Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD). Around 20% of people suffer from GERD, where stomach acid moves up into the esophagus. With erosive GERD, this acid reflux causes damage to throat tissue. This is painful, but can also lead to complications and a worsening condition. Though current medications exist, over half of patients with erosive GERD continue to have symptoms. Potassium-competitive acid blockers (PCABs) are a new class of acid-fighting medications that block acid production in the stomach. These have been called the “next generation” of proton-pump inhibitors. VOQUEZNA is a PCAB medication and has shown superior activity in clinical trials. ENCORE Research Group is proud to have participated at two sites, ENCORE Borland Groover Clinical Research in Jacksonville, FL and Nature Coast Clinical Research in Inverness, FL. Phathom Pharmaceuticals expects the VOQUEZNA to be commercially available in December, 2023.

Source: https://investors.phathompharma.com/news-releases/news-release-details/phathom-pharmaceuticals-announces-fda-approval-voqueznar

The eyes are the windows to the soul. But what happens when those windows don’t get properly cleaned? They might get scratchy, stingy, blurry, and discolored. Dry eye disease is when tears don’t adequately lubricate the eye. Symptoms include scratchy burning or stinging in the eyes, red eyes, sensitivity to light, and blurry vision. This disease affects 5%-30% of the world population and is more common in women and those above 50 years old.

📰https://medevidence.com/the-layers-of-dry-eye

This MedEvidence Monday Minute episode uncovers a remarkable development in cardiovascular health - a weight loss drug called Ozempic, which reduces cardiovascular complications according to study results. We unpack the implications of these results, the science behind the drug, and its impact on cholesterol, blood pressure, and sugar levels. WSOS 103.9 FM Radio - St Augustine

🔊https://ow.ly/9LjV50Q73LI

It was the best of me, it was the worst of me. There are two versions of your dear author: the one who loves cookies, pizza, and video games and the one who loves surfing, cycling, and roasted vegetables. In a stroke of complete luck, I live at the beach where exercise and healthy living are trendy and encouraged. That wasn’t always the case, however. When I was younger, I went to college in Indiana. There was no beach, I had no bike, everyone had a computer, and my meal plan included unlimited pizza. Unsurprisingly, these two versions of myself have very different health outcomes. One lifestyle is associated with heart attacks, diabetes, and obesity, while the other isn’t. Which version makes it through to the end isn’t just determined by self-discipline and genetics but heavily by the community you are in...
📰https://medevidence.com/encouraging-community-research-and-education