Explore " nerve" with insightful episodes like "Managing neck pain - Episode 69", "Top 5 Songs Of The Week November 10th 2023", "279 - Electromyography (Dr. Devin Smith)", "Police Officer in Wales, Love For The Job Until Nerve Damage." and "COLDR: AS8E04: The L Word, The Fame Games Extravaganza Variety Show, Grand Finale" from podcasts like ""ACE Audio", "triple j Unearthed", "LiveWell Talk On...", "Law Enforcement Talk: True Crime and Trauma Stories" and "COL Drag Race “T” Time"" and more!
Pardon the pun, but this one can be a real "pain in the neck"!
Acute neck pain can be incredibly debilitating, and also a major source of fear or apprehension in patients.
In this episode Bodine and Shaun discuss a range of strategies for you to get better results with you patients.
Sara Glaidous serves up a handful of past Unearthed Feature Artists, plus hear a new drop from the Brisbane rapper who was the fourth most played artist on Unearthed radio in 2019.Â
Dr. Devin Smith, physician with St. Luke's Physical Medicine and Rehab, joins Dr. Arnold to discuss Electromyography, which is a helpful tool used to assess the health of muscles, and the nerve cells that control them.
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Police Officer in Wales, Love For The Job Until Nerve Damage. Join us in a compelling episode as we journey through the life of Darren Hembrow, a retired United Kingdom Police Constable who dedicated himself to policing in Wales. In this candid conversation, we explore the stark reality of policing in Wales, setting the record straight on how it differs from the portrayals often seen on TV.
Darren shares his profound love for the job, an unwavering commitment that defined his career. He takes us through the challenges and triumphs of his time as a police officer, providing a unique and authentic perspective on the role. Police Officer In Wales, Nerve Damage Led to both Mental and Physical Deterioration.
However, the course of his career took an unexpected turn when an off-duty nerve injury ultimately led to his retirement. This physical condition not only impacted his physical well-being but also took a toll on his mental health. Darren candidly discusses the struggle he faced during these dark days and how he navigated the complex journey to find light at the end of the tunnel.
From these challenging experiences emerged a new passion, and you can discover more about his inspiring journey on his website. Darren's story is a testament to the resilience and dedication of police officers, their ability to overcome adversity, and their unwavering commitment to serving their communities, even in the face of personal trials. Police Officer In Wales, Nerve Damage Led to both Mental and Physical Deterioration.
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The sensitive nature of the Nerve System allows the body to be adaptive to itself and its environment.
Welcome to the 2022 Northern New Jersey Spinal Cord Injury System Lecture Series. This podcast features Ida Fox, MD, FACS, professor of surgery at Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MS. In this series, Dr. Fox discussed advancements in upper extremity reconstruction in cervical spinal cord injury (SCI) that have provided the opportunity to improve function and quality of life in people living with SCI. She described current approaches to restoring hand and upper extremity function in people with cervical SCI. Dr. Fox then reviewed the physiology of nerve transfer procedures (early <1 year post-SCI vs. late, even decades post-SCI) and strategies for pre-operative evaluation, testing, and discussion of choice. She also covered preoperative selection and surgical outcomes using validated measures and video content. In addition, challenges, including practice environment, priorities of rehabilitation (spontaneous recovery versus surgical intervention), availability of therapy, and outcomes-based preferences were discussed.
Learn more about: Ida Fox, MD, FACS and The Northern New Jersey Spinal Cord Injury System
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The lecture was hosted by the Northern New Jersey Spinal Cord Injury System, which is supported by a grant from the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR grant number 90SIM0012). NIDILRR is a Center within the Administration for Community Living (ACL), Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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Today, I had the honor and the pleasure to be joined by Dr. Christie Hafer, who owns Purpose Driven Chiropractic with her husband, and they are MIRACLE WORKERS. She joins me to unpack the TRUE connection between the gut and brain.
In this episode, Dr. C introduces some of the science behind the vagus nerve and the stressors that impact our bodies and minds, and offers actionable items for listeners to improve both physical and mental health.
“Measure where you’ve GONE, not where you want to be,” she reminds us. It’s easy to set unrealistic expectations for ourselves, but it’s important to GROUND ourselves. Dr. C recommends journaling and digital detoxes, which offer relief from multiple kinds of stressors. She shares resources to help you find practitioners like herself.
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In today's episode, we're really excited to have a special guest, Dr. Chris Czura. He is a molecular immunologist who has been studying Vagus Nerve Stimulation for the past 20 years! Chris has also participated in other early-stage companies in bioelectronic, medicine, pharmaceuticals, and wearable and off-buddy diagnostics.
He served as vice president of Scientific Affairs of the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, overseeing all aspects of laboratory operations, and the annual budget for construction and renovation projects. Dr. Czura coordinated strategic plan development with the President and Board of Directors and represented the research portfolio to the senior leadership of Northwell Health.
In today’s episode, we are going to discuss his journey through the research realm in the vagus nerve, cholinergic, anti-inflammatory pathway, and all of the amazing “eureka” moments that kind of popped up throughout his journey.
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Hello everybody and welcome to a bit of a special episode of the Health Upgrade Podcast.
In today’s episode, we will be talking about the research involved in vagus nerve stimulation and its effect on type two diabetes. We are going to dive into a few particular articles in regards to actual electrical vagus nerve stimulation, and its impact on type two diabetes mellitus.
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In today’s episode, we're going to dig into somatoform disorders. We are going to analyse what somatoform disorders are and how they are caused. We are also going to dive deeper into the pathophysiology of these disorders and what can we do to treat them, in order to have a better life quality.
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Nerve damage from chemotherapy can lead to lingering effects after treatment. There are several natural agents that can help. But, some can actually make it worse too! Listen in while Tina & Leah discuss how to prevent chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) and what to (safely) do if you already have it.
Chemotherapy drugs are designed to be toxic to cancer cells but sometimes they are also toxic to your nervous system. This can have long-term consequences. Take heart, there are ways to lessen the risk during treatment. There are also ways to improve peripheral neuropathy symptoms after treatment. Did you know that there is clinical trial data that shows this? (We may be creative, but not when it comes to recommending treatments.)
Links we mention in this episode and other cool stuff:
What drugs are most likely to cause chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy American Cancer Society
High-dose L-glutamine for taxane-induced peripheral neuropathy. Clinical Cancer Research
Omega-3 fatty acids and taxane-induced peripheral neuropathy BMC Cancer
High dose L-glutamine in oxaliplatin-induced peripheral neuropathy The Oncologist
Review of natural agents & chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) Nutrients (2022)
Review of vitamin E studies - it only works for cis/carboplatin-induced CIPN (Frontiers in Cryotherapy)
The ASCO guidelines for CIPN (We don’t agree with doing nothing.) ASCO
Frozen gloves (cryotherapy) for prevention of CIPN Annals of Oncology
Scrambler therapy for pain management Support Care Cancer
Cytokines as targets in CIPN Cytokine
Alpha-lipoic acid alongside a taxane drug and doxorubicin Support Care Cancer (2022)
Exercise counteracts CIPN symptoms Support Cancer Care
Review of data on exercise and CIPN Cancer Nursing
Worse CIPN with the concurrent use of Acetyl-L-Carnitine J National Cancer Institute
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In this weeks episode, Will covers one of the best (and most underrated) non-Disney animated films and its wild historic background, 1997s 'Anastasia.' Angus talks about a film that wasn't incredibly praised by critics, but he feels should be a 0% on Rotten Tomatoes, 2016s 'Nerve.'
You’re out working in your yard and decide that you need to trim some branches off one of the trees. You grab your ladder, climb up to the right spot, and get to work. The next you know, you wake up in the hospital to find that it’s several days later, and the doctor tells you that you have a spinal cord injury from falling off the ladder. What does this mean for you at the moment? What does it mean for your future?
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