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When Sophia first got the news that her husband had heart disease, and was at high risk of a cardiac event, she thought 'That can't be right, he's barely 40' ...

Not wanting to lose her husband, and her children to lose their father, at a young age, she embarked on a journey to figure out what they could do.

Sophia is a client-centered health coach, meal systems expert, plant-based recipe creator and the fun loving mom behind Veggies Don’t Bite, where she focuses on helping people feel empowered instead of overwhelmed when it comes to overall health and wellness and teaches that small habits can lead to big changes. ⁣

She helped her husband better his heart health by completely changing their family's diet under the guidance of his cardiologist. She did this with a newborn and a 1-year-old, so knows what it's like to make a health change in the midst of chaos. ⁣

Being a teacher for 14 years, and getting her master’s degree in education, she understands that each person is unique in how they learn, and there is no one size fits all approach.⁣

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We all know that chimps, gorillas, orangutans, and bonobos are our closest genetic cousins, but what does that mean from a physiological standpoint?  How can a chimp's heart unlock the mysteries of elite endurance athletes?

Join us for this episode of Talking Apes as we explore the hearts of our chimp and gorilla cousins with Dr. Rob Shave, Cardiac Physiologist, Professor at the School of Health and Exercise Science at the University of British Columbia, and Director of the International Primate Heart Project. Dr. Shave and his crew travel the world to collaborate with zoo and primate sanctuary veterinary teams to take an insider's look at great ape hearts. With some awesome anecdotes and some mouthfuls of medical terms, these Talking Apes are sure to get your heart thumping!

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Talking Apes is the podcast that gets to the very heart of what is happening with and to apes like us. We explore the world of apes and primates with experts, conservationists, and passionate primate people from around the world. Join us as we unpack their weird and wonderful lives piece by piece.

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In this episode Dr. Marc Katz brings back Dr. Kaitlyn McSurdy as a guest to discuss using social media as a medical professional and other miscellaneous tips for medical trainees.

About the guest
Dr. Kaitlyn McSurdy is a current second year internal medicine resident at Temple University in Philadelphia. On our two episode interview we talk about what it’s like being a newly minted senior resident, tips for interns to succeed early during residency, and being on social media as a medical professional. You can follow her journey on Instagram and YouTube where she shares interviews and tips for medical trainees, fashion, and fitness as @PrescriptionFitnessMD.

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In this episode Dr. Marc Katz brings Dr. Kaitlyn McSurdy as a guest to discuss staying organized as an intern & senior resident.

About the guest
Dr. Kaitlyn McSurdy is a current second year internal medicine resident at Temple University in Philadelphia. On our two episode interview we talk about what it’s like being a newly minted senior resident, tips for interns to succeed early during residency, and being on social media as a medical professional. You can follow her journey on Instagram and YouTube where she shares interviews and tips for medical trainees, fashion, and fitness as @PrescriptionFitnessMD.

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In this episode Dr. Marc Katz gives some tips for interns starting medical residency. 

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In this episode Dr. Marc Katz discusses why you should learn CPR. 
 

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In this episode Dr. Marc Katz discusses how to succeed on your medical school clinical rotations. Lots of tips are provided in this episode. Enjoy :)
 

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In this episode Dr. Marc Katz provides 9 tips for new medical students. 
 

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In this episode Dr. Marc Katz gives a brief overview of some of the topics he will speak about on this podcast, his background and more!
 

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The Eric Roberts obsession continues for Sarah and Mary in their recap of Lifetime’s “Stalked By My Doctor: Patient’s Revenge.”  As the third in the “Stalked By My Doctor” series, this one does NOT disappoint. Sarah is over the moon with the double dose of Eric Roberts (since Eric Roberts’ inner-voice of reason  is played by, well, Dr. Mr. Eric Roberts). Mary is genuinely pleased that he finally “gets the girl” in this one - or so it would seem - and still isn’t really concerned that he wants to cut off the arms and legs of his love interests when his plans go sideways. Love hurts, right?

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Getting a taste of Eric Roberts in last week’s feature just wasn’t enough so it seemed only fitting to gobble up the original “Stalked By My Doctor.” Sarah loved it more than she ever has and it certainly was not a disappointment for Mary. In fact, Mary had a hard time figuring out why he’s single in the movie and has to do any stalking in the first place; she’d be more than happy to stop working and move to Cabo with Dr. Beck. Sarah admires Mr. Dr. Eric Roberts’ tenacity and uniformly unhinged behavior, especially when it comes to online dating. Sarah also offers a warning to anyone being seen by a doctor who just used breath spray.

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Dr. Ben Levine is a renowned cardiologist practicing medicine at the UT Southwestern Medical center in Dallas, Texas. His distinguished career covers broad areas in both medicine and physiology. He has the high honor of seminal contributions towards our understanding of how exercise can affect the aging athlete as well as how exercise can affect astronauts. In the endurance world, his landmark research in 1997 on ‘Live High, Train Low’ has served as the benchmark for athletes and coaches wanting to undertake altitude interventions.

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Dr. Aref Bin Abdulhak, physician at St. Luke's Heart & Vascular Institute and St. Luke's Cardiology, returns to the podcast for the 100th episode, to discuss the Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) procedure for Aortic Stenosis.

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Dr. Aref Bin Abdulhak, cardiologist at St. Luke's Cardiology, joins Dr. Arnold to discuss Peripheral Vascular Disease. Signs, symptoms, preventative measures and more.

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Episode 14. Khalid Pasha is a cardiologist who found himself working at a hospital in New York City in early 2020 when Covid-19 hit. He could never have predicted what would then happen, but the journey to get there and to have the opportunity to save people was grueling.

Doctors go through lots of school, lots of test, lots of practice, lots of good and lots of bad to get where they are. Over the course of the interview Khalid talks about how naive he was entering the medical field in the first place, and how much he’s learned along the way. As tough as it is to be a doctor, there are few things as hands on and gratifying as saving people.

Together with host Greg Martin, the two discuss why Khalid chose his path, the ins and outs of medical school, choosing his specialty and what it was like to transform a hospital in New York in the early days of the pandemic. 

“You may think, ‘I’m ok. I’m going to sit here and watch the news over and over again,” but it’s affecting your entire body… When our spirit dips into God’s Word, it redirects the mind and the body; there is calmness, goodness, peace, and even health.”

Did you know that fear can impact your whole body? What you think and what you speak can actually alter your body physiologically. So, what are the effects of living in a prolonged season of uncertainty, stress, and anxiety as we face COVID-19?

Today on the podcast, Crystal is talking with Dr. Sam Kojoglanian, an award-winning cardiologist who uses his God-given skills to practice medicine with compassion. Nicknamed “Mender of Hearts,” Dr. Sam joyfully inspires his patients to live healthier, stronger, and more peace-filled lives. Listen as he shares about the interconnectivity of your heart, mind, and body, and the havoc that fear can wreak when you place your focus on information rather than the sovereignty of God. Be encouraged by his contagious joy as he shares what it means to have a faith that triumphs over fear!

Learn more about Dr. Sam's ministry, Beacon of Hearts. 
 

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This week we speak with the incredible Heart Doctor, Dr. Carley Saelinger about the physiological functions of the heart and all the intricacies of this organ. We learn about the symptoms, causes and medications for different diseases and more specifically about Pulmonary Hypertension, the one that stole our heart, Freddie. 

Episode 20 - Joel Kahn M.D. is known as America’s Healthy Doc. He helps people avoid heart surgery and stents by teaching them a plant-based lifestyle. Contact him at: www.drjoelkahn.com 

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There’s so much to talk about being a cardiologist as it is one of the most in-demand physician careers in our time.

How do you become a cardiologist? How long does it take to do cardiology? What is a cardiology career and lifestyle like? How much do they get paid?

Personally, as an internal medicine resident, I have taken a lot of interest in the field and even consider becoming one. But like any other doctor's career, the path can be strenuous and demands a lot of portion of your time, finances and mental prowess.

This is why in this episode of the TMJ show, I talk about what it takes to become a cardiologist, the perks of pursuing cardiology as a life-long career, and why you may want to think about being one even early on in your pre-med days.

How To Become A Cardiologist

The Pre-Med Journey

New Med Student? Here’s What You Need To Know Playlist!

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