General Healthcare

Jonathan continues his series on alternative medicine by escorting us to South America to learn about the hallucinogenic brew, ayahuasca.

This podcast reviews presentations at EULAR focusing on the emerging role of X-ray, ultrasound, and MRI in the management of PsA in the clinical setting.

This episode highlights both the role of the IL-23 pathway in the pathogenesis of PsA and the potential IL-23 inhibitors hold for improving PsA outcomes.

Jonathan takes us through his thoughts on 2021’s landmark achievements and follies in the healthcare space, including an overview on COVID-19.

In this podcast we explore the challenges surrounding the diagnosis and management of resistant pathogens which cause urinary tract infections (UTIs)…

A review of the Janssen-sponsored virtual satellite symposium titled: ‘The dermatologist’s guide to the clearance of the skin.’

This Janssen-sponsored podcast explores highlights from EADV 2021. Hear from Professor Matthias Augustin and Professor Ulrich Mrowietz.

This week, Jonathan speaks with Bruce Gingles, Founder, Business, Entrepreneurship, Science & Technology (BEST).

This week, Jonathan continues his series on alternative medicine by taking us back in time to the roots of medicine through herbal remedies.

We speak with Andy Sleet, Managing Partner, OYF Ltd, who tells the story of how his career was turned on its head, steering him into business coaching.

A talk to Chip Helm, Author, and Account Executive, Cook Medical about leadership, personal branding, and how to sell yourself with humility.

A chat with Kris Aves, Metropolitan police officer, about the Westminster Bridge attack in March 2017 and the implication of his injuries.

In this episode, we have two experts in the field of Direct Oral Anticoagulants for the treatment of cancer-related venous thromboembolisms.

Dr. Fasiha Kanwal explores her work towards fighting non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), underlining the importance of changing lifestyles.

Professor Kenneth Stahl looks at the similarities between doctors and pilots, explore working in trauma management within the Kurdish army.

Michael Blackhurst, Founding Director, JTJ Services explores the value of self-reflection, the rise of NFTs in healthcare and much more.

Prof. Felix Herth and Prof. Dave Singh discuss current and future plans of the EARCO research collaboration.

Richard Cowan, oncologist and expert on cutaneous T-cell lymphomas, provides insights into both mycosis fungoides and sézary syndrome.

Jonathan continues his series on alternative medicine by serenading us with the science of music therapy, exploring its use in pain management, stress relief, and overall health and wellbeing.

This episode is on the topic of ovarian cancer. Hear from two experts in the field, Professor Frederik Marmé and Professor Christina Fotopoulou, as they discuss the impact of late diagnosis and delayed treatment on patient outcomes, risk reduction strategies, and HRD testing.

In this podcast, sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific, discover the latest in antimicrobial resistance (AMR), specifically the long-term impact of antibiotic overuse in sepsis. Hear from expert, Evangelos Giamarellos-Bourboulis, Professor of Internal Medicine and Director of the Master Programme in Infectious Diseases…

This week, Jonathan tucks into the contentious topic of diets. On his plate is the impact of overconsumption, how diet can interact with the microbiome, and his views on intolerances and milk alternatives.

Jonathan talks to Dr Giles Bond-Smith, Emergency General, Hepato-Pancreatico-Biliary Surgeon, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust. Together, they compare the UK and US medical systems…

This week, Jonathan journeys through anecdotes to make an appeal to his fellow healthcare workers. He urges his colleagues to use their voice and take on more responsibility in encouraging COVID-19 vaccine uptake and prevention, one patient at a time.

We talk to Matt Atkinson, Global Projects Director, Reuters Events Pharma, and Megan Reutin, Global Head of Omnichannel Analytics, Grünenthal Group, about the upcoming Reuters Pharma 2021 Event.

In this episode, Dr Malaz Boustani shares his experience of migrating from Syria to the US, explores brain health and preservation, and discusses how he copes with his own fear of death.

Jonathan is joined by Dr Chris Streather, Group Chief Medical Officer, Deputy CEO, London’s Royal Free Hospital. They explore the potential of integrated care systems, offer their professional and personal perspectives on what makes a great leader, and Dr Streather shares his personal story of recently becoming a patient after suffering from a stroke.

This week, Jonathan kicks off a new series on alternative medicine by investigating the ancient practice of acupuncture. He walks us through the history, theory, and uses of the therapy, linking the concepts of traditional and conventional medicine.

This week, Jonathan is discussing ticks and Lyme’s disease, explaining the history, causes, diagnosis, and prognosis of the condition. He also explores other various kinds of ticks, as well as the diseases and syndromes they can cause, and provides advice on what to do if you do get bitten.

In this podcast, we navigate the nuances of aesthetic surgery, explore what a holistic and patient-centric approach truly means, discuss the partnership of doctor and patient-centric approach truly means, discuss the partnership of doctor and nurse, and share their experiences of integrating work and married life.

In this podcast, discover the continuing advantages of chromosomal microarray in cytogenetics. Jonathan sits down with Dr Shashi Shetty, Director of Cytogenetics Laboratory, Cleveland Medical Centre, Cleveland, Ohio, to explore at what point microarrays are the preferred choice for genetic research testing in the age of next generation sequencing (NGS).

This week’s episode is a follow-up from a previous episode published back in February called ‘Into the Flow: AKI Prevention with RenalGuard’, which centered around RenalGuard and the ability to prevent Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) through its use in percutaneous interventions.