As someone who interacts with medical students on a daily basis, Dr. Runge has a front seat to this drop-off. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/ext450WaX9j

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When Jackie Maser sought professional help, the doctors told her it was probably just a small injury that’ll resolve itself. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/OboB50WgbW1

New research shows that ultrasounds aren’t just for imaging. Sound waves can also be used to clean clogged medical stents and catheters. Listen now 🎧 listen.radiohealthjournal.org/podcast

It can’t happen overnight, but Dr. Runge believes it’s a foundational part of truly creating change within our healthcare system to become a healthier country. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/vRFL50Wgc25

Despite what you may have been told, opiates are not effective for chronic pain. An ideal treatment team for chronic pain includes multiple health professionals. #OpiateAlternatives #PainRelief #ChronicPain Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/WI3E50WiN2Y

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The problems start when our body gets stuck in survival mode. Our adrenal glands continue to produce cortisol even though there’s no need for it. Wentz says that having too little cortisol is just as bad. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/5VwT50WiN3X

Despite what’s shown on television, the high demand isn’t often created by life-or-death emergencies. Instead, Sokol says a majority of her time was spent helping people with minor medical problems. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/qhOj50WlNWV

In addition to the hardships that come with dealing with pain on a daily basis, Dr. Palermo says that this experience as a kid can have profound socioeconomic impacts later in life. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/rZVJ50WlO3G

Dalton Conley says the PGI is much better at calculating a person’s #BMI who’s born today than someone born closer to the beginning of the twentieth century. #HealthResearch Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/B4VM50Wq2tH

Though we can see a physical change on our skin, Susan Massick, MD says the real issue to worry about is when those #UV rays get absorbed into our skin. At that point, it begins to cause DNA damage in our cells. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/twaM50Wq2Ej

Even though it offers a whole-system view, that doesn’t mean we can get any real conclusions from it. Additionally, researchers can use some of the human-based models together to create a more accurate picture. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/q3Na50Ws4M8

Children in the top percentile for educational success may react more positively to mentally stimulating activities, and so to keep them happy the parents will subconsciously foster that development. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/uIPt50Ws4Qu

Austin Fields was bedridden, recovering from two surgeries to remove a tumor that was growing into his spine. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/Raug50WwhQo

Field’s condition has an added component called Plexiform Neurofibromas. This sub type is also known as NF1-PN. Doctor Angela Hirbe, an oncologist, says that this affects just over 100 thousand Americans today. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/X0ck50WwhXO

This partnership is helping to make clinical research a part of the daily conversation at your doctor’s appointment. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/qPte50Wwi5t

Resh Gupta believes a mindfulness practice called ‘open monitoring’ can be helpful. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/LzEw50WyP9O

Pharmacy benefit manager's can also be tasked with a range of clinical functions, such as managing drug safety programs. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/2BLc50WyPhU

The downside to drug patents is that manufacturers can charge whatever they want – often very high prices -- since no one else can produce that same medication. Hear the full story on Radio Health Journal: ow.ly/5HvZ50WyPmT