Health Podcasts
A4M: Frontiers of Cellular Anti-Aging TherapeuticsJoin Now to Follow
Discussion on the latest scientific approaches to the treatment of cellulite, highlighting a variety of non-surgical, minimally invasive techniques.
A4M: Learn About Botox, Fillers, and Other Aesthetic In-office ProceduresJoin Now to Follow
The facial appearance is central to human interpersonal perception and very often a testimonial of our aging process. Facial skin aging has been classically divided by biological aging (intrinsic aging) and extrinsic aging factors such as sun and environmental exposure. The clinical translation of that process is laxity, deepness of the expression lines, dryness and flattening of the dermal-epidermal interface with significant changes in the color, texture and overall quality of the skin. The face-lift of the 21st century is going in the "surgery-less" direction. These quite affordable procedures offer good results, no stitches and cuts, and no downtime, allowing the patient to resume normal activities immediately. And unlike traditional surgical face-lifts, the new lift is reversible.
A4M: Longevity - How To Live LongerJoin Now to Follow
The adverse affects of long-term stress are the most serious causes of aging. Stress causes wear and tear on our tissues and organs and plays a major role in all of our diseases. Not only does it lead to premature death, it also causes debility while we are still alive. The effects of stress often negate any long-term benefits provided by anti-aging programs. Control of stress is the most important technique you can learn to aid in your quest to live longer, healthier, more vigorously and happier.
A4M: Prevention and Intervention of CancerJoin Now to Follow
Cancer is the #1 leading cause of death in the United States. To date, there has been no effective method of early detection of cancers and consequently the great majority of patients with newly diagnosed cancer are detected too late. New information and technologies are continually being found that are becoming powerful tools in the prevention and intervention of cancer.
Healthcare 411Join Now to Follow
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, part of the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services has a new service to help keep consumers informed of the Agency\'s latest health care research findings, news, and information. It\'s Healthcare 411—a weekly audio newscast that features synopses of the latest findings and information on current health care topics. Go to www.healthcare411.org to hear the newscasts through your computer or download them to a portable digital player such as an iPod®. The first audio newscast was a Special Report with AHRQ Director, Dr. Carolyn Clancy, answering questions about health care quality. She discussed preventive care, medical errors, and what people can do to ensure they get quality health care. Regular newscasts include short audio reports on a variety of AHRQ-supported research and always include an interview with one of the researchers. Each Healthcare 411 newscast is about 10 to 15 minutes long. All new and archived newscasts remain available on the Healthcare 411 site.
Bringing Fitness To You!Join Now to Follow
Sharyn Pak is one of Philadelphia's most successful personal trainers. Now Sharyn shares her message of physical fitness, common sense and encouragement with others.
AP CardiologyJoin Now to Follow
Cardiology podcast for internists, residents and medical students. We review common questions for cardiologists and recent research.
By Andrew Perry
Amato SaúdeJoin Now to Follow
O Instituto Amato, com mais de 3 décadas atuando como grupo de médicos especializados apresenta dicas de saúde para todos.
By Instituto Amato
Insight with LiseJoin Now to Follow
This is a Podcast for Mom's who try to stay active, eat well and feel great, all while raising their children...and their husbands. This is an refreshingly honest chat about life as a Mom.
By Lise Waltenbury
Talking ChangJoin Now to Follow
The Talking Chang Podcast is hosted by Mark Ferguson, filmmaker and video creator on YouTube and covers a range of topics with interesting humans.
By Mark Ferguson
